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The Doctrine of Unalienable Rights “All men are born free and equal, and have certain natural, essential, and unalienable rights” Part the First, Declaration of Rights, Article I “The end of the institution, maintenance and administration of government, is to secure... to protect....

First, learning English is essential if recent immigrants and new citizens are to fully participate in American democracy, serve in the military, and move up the economic ladder.

The Clippers, hardly a National Basketball Association powerhouse, essentially overwhelmed the lethargic Raptors, romping to a 78-68 victory that left many of the 18,405 fans at the Air Canada Centre jeering in disgust by the end.

But the essential doubling of this psychologically sophisticated design is the pairing of our inner and outer worlds.

As in life generally, variety provides essential spice in concert-going.

Three Tall Women, essentially a factual biography of his adoptive mother, is the most deeply personal of his plays.

Such scenarios are essentially gladiatorial.

He believes that pressure from the Democrats—and, of course, from Secretary of State Colin Powell—convinced President Bush to work through the United Nations; and that Bush has been, essentially, on the right path since his speech to the United Nations on September 12th.

They also highlight another dreadful case, of a British soldier who lost his leg because Army doctors lacked essential surgical equipment.

It took a detour around some celibate Buddhist orders and Hindu holy men, but essentially its message was that the Catholic Church is in crisis.

You spend your day rushing from one lesson to another, endlessly drumming in the essentials and explaining the difference between, say, "I grovel" and "I am grovelling".

I talk now about the festival as a spectrum of work, which ranges from essentially independent studio works to the traditional archetypal independent filmmaker making films that the studios wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole.

McNee remembers a man who was capable of reciting the alphabet of football backwards, a man, essentially, after his own heart.

It can only be accomplished by a protracted campaign to win the hearts and minds of the majorities at home and abroad whose support is essential to those determined to wreak havoc.

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