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- noun Plural form of
affirmation .
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Reprogramming gets a bad name from touchy-feely, New Age associations with the term affirmations.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Reprogramming gets a bad name from touchy-feely, New Age associations with the term affirmations.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Reprogramming gets a bad name from touchy-feely, New Age associations with the term affirmations.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Reprogramming gets a bad name from touchy-feely, New Age associations with the term affirmations.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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In opposition to the motion, the plaintiff submitted an MRI which showed a bulging disc and affirmations from the plaintiff's treating physician and neurologist which were not based upon recent examinations.
Second Department 2008
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In opposition to the motion, the plaintiff submitted an MRI which showed a bulging disc and affirmations from the plaintiff's treating physician and neurologist which were not based upon recent examinations.
Personal Injury 2006
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Imagination, not political courage or piety, is what finally ennobles the book: We become less and less interested in the anti-Southern, antisentimental, antiaristocratic, anti-everything-under-the-sun elements…and more and more concerned with its affirmations, which is to say we become more and more concerned with Jim.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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Imagination, not political courage or piety, is what finally ennobles the book: We become less and less interested in the anti-Southern, antisentimental, antiaristocratic, anti-everything-under-the-sun elements…and more and more concerned with its affirmations, which is to say we become more and more concerned with Jim.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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Yes and No in affirmations and denials -- as if our word for it were not enough, and we expected others to question it -- springs from that vicious root of untruthfulness which is only aggravated by the very effort to clear ourselves of the suspicion of it.
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He writes books about growing durians, organic gardening and other subjects, including a project on one-word affirmations called Switchwords.
The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008
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