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In performing the passion narrative of Mark successively to different groups of inmates in a jail, I found myself orally retranslating the story with language they would best connect with their context-such as "bound over" for "handed over" and "perjury" for "false witness. Yet, dispensing with the moral distinction between heterosexuality and homosexuality would require a profound reimagining, or a good deal of creative retranslating of Scripture and tradition. The effect of foreign exchange is calculated by retranslating current year ongoing food equipment results at rates used to translate prior year results 52 weeks to Effect of 28 September Effect of Foreign Proforma 2002 Disposals Exchange 2002 (pound)m (pound)m (pound)m (pound)m a) Turnover Food Service Equipment 469. |
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