• While our standards are universal and unchanging, our methods should not remain static.

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  • There is no essential human nature that is fixed and unchanging.

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  • Rather than take at face value assertions by extremists that their interpretation of Islamic law is eternal and unchanging, Muslims and Westerners must reject these false claims and join in the struggle to support a pluralistic and tolerant understanding of Islam.

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  • These revolutions can be triggered by technological breakthroughs, such as the construction of the first telescope (which overthrew the Aristotelian idea that heavenly bodies are perfect and unchanging) and by conceptual breakthroughs such as the invention of calculus (which allowed the laws of motion to be formulated).

    ECONOMIST: The scientific method

  • Which is why it is probably appropriate that Stream is held each year in Marathon - the little town outside Athens that knows all about the unchanging and challenging nature of the long distance race.

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  • But finance is "quite different" he says, because blackjack has unchanging rules and measurable odds.

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  • In a world where work is stable and predictable, and customer requirements are unchanging, this approach can work reasonably well.

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  • While an illustrated alphabet in rhyme, the shorter catechism, and selections of prayers and Bible verses remained the unchanging core of The New-England Primer, variations in the text from edition to edition were common and became a barometer of changing cultural codes and priorities.

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  • It was cold and the sky was a single unchanging sheet of gray.

    NPR: 'Arson' by Nick Lysohir

  • Though Texas increasingly looked like a broad, bragging California, full of high-tech clusters and with the white Anglo culture besieged by Latinos and Asians, Mrs Richards was well aware of the unchanging lower layers.

    ECONOMIST: Ann Richards

  • And I think we just have to recognize that this is a really unchanging quality of human nature.

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  • Other Chelsea visitors, though, will head straight for the new marquee and hunt down their perennial favourites among the floral exhibitors such as Woodfield Brothers of Stratford-upon-Avon (where else?), for decades the country's leading lupin specialists, who every year mount an unchanging display of perfect multi-coloured blooms, standing proud and erect in military formation.

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  • In the unchanging world Parisians called la France profonde, night was host to hobgoblins, witches, and will-o'-the-wisps.

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  • Instead of static, boring quests in an unchanging world, our dynamic event system creates a living, breathing world that bustles with energy and responds to player actions.

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