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| The popular phrase "If you talk the talk, walk the walk" validates the notion that people want the assurance that their leaders are dedicated to supporting their promulgations, rather than just speaking about them. I: For the Cardinal, the gravity of the situation is accentuated by the fact that--on so vital a point as ecclesiology--it does not seem possible to bring about a clarification through promulgations. 17, 2003 arrangements) had often allowed taxpayers to whipsaw the government by relying on the IRS'S and Treasury's own rulings and other promulgations. |
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promulgare promulgate promulgate a decree promulgate an order promulgated promulgatio promulgation promulgations promulgatory Promutuum prone prone to prone to believe prone to display of feeling prone to emotional display |
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