- Εὐλάβεια) was the
spirit and
personification of discretion,
caution and
cir****spection. She is
mentioned once in Euripides'
Phoenician Women,
where Eteocles...
-
preservation of Europe's stability. It was also
marked by the need to
balance cir****spect defensiveness and the
desire to be free from the
constraints of its position...
- the
Miami Metro Police Department.
Dexter is
extremely cautious and
cir****spect; he
wears gloves and uses plastic-wrapped "kill rooms",
carves up the...
- card
carries several divinatory ****ociations: 9. THE HERMIT. Prudence,
cir****spection; also and
especially treason, dissimulation, roguery, corruption. Reversed:...
-
ongoing communication difficult. He
borrowed and
spent money without cir****spection and was a
significant patron of the arts.
Under his reign,
Marco Girolamo...
- awareness", "attention, consideration, discrimination, comprehension,
cir****spection", and "introspection". The
Princeton Dictionary of
Buddhism entry says;...
- also
allows for
cir****spection as
other faiths. For instance,
Gupti Ismaili Shi'a
communities in the
Indian subcontinent cir****spect as
Hindus to avoid...
-
economic and
social institutions.
After the rebellion, they
became more
cir****spect. Much
thought was
devoted to the
causes of the rebellion, and
three main...
-
expropriation and the
removal of the poor must be
carried out
discreetly and
cir****spectly."
Support for
expulsion of the Arab po****tion in
Palestine was one...
-
Brian Winston (2014), The
Rushdie Fatwa and After: A
Lesson to the
Cir****spect,
Palgrave Macmillan, ISBN 978-1137388599, p. 74, Quote: "(In the case...
