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- adjective Between
relations .
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Examples
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The natural world has an economic life, a physical dimension and an interrelational aspect.
Alive or Dead? Steven Barnes 2009
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Self has an economic life, a physical dimension and an interrelational aspect.
Alive or Dead? Steven Barnes 2009
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The culture has an economic life, a physical dimension and an interrelational aspect.
Alive or Dead? Steven Barnes 2009
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The way games have developed can be quite interrelational, I play a couple games but I usually only play them nowadays with my wife or if I'm over at a friends.
"Everything Bad Is Good For You." Ann Althouse 2005
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At this point it is helpful to enter into an interrelational dialogue with the
Ochuk's blog 2009
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There’s something very homologous in libertarian theory- this crystalline structure of individual freedoms which denies the irreducably interrelational… for which people will deny reality and reality’s abuse, oppression and catastrophe.
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The correct scientific term is “very low interrelational security“.
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Thus the miracle of Pentecost is to allow for intersubjective communication and interrelational participation even amidst the preservation of otherness - linguistic, cultural and even religious. "
NextReformation 2009
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