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iPhone Xr, made of aluminium, with an edge-to-edge liquid retina display, comes in six finishes.

Among the crossovers, the Juke and Qashqai are being offered with free insurance, free regisA[degrees] tration, free extended warranty for six years and free oneA[degrees]year or 10,000km (whichever comes first) periodic maintenance, while the Murano is available with free insurance, free registration, free extended warranty for six years and free oneA[degrees]year or 10,000km (whichevA[degrees] er comes first) periodic maintenance.

His example prompts us to consider our own level of preparedness for the God who comes.

In order to grow our public strength we have followed the call and the image of an alternative power, a power that does not lord it over, a power of empowerment, akin to a radical democracy, the democracy to come. And my own Whiteheadian patrilineage of the God who is the poet of the universe, the fellow sufferer who understands--does not intend to lessen God's power but to convert it: God's will translates into the divine eros of the universe, luring each event--to happen.

We need to see how God came in order to see how God continues to come into our world.

At NPE, HYRobotics showed its new Nexia series of full-servo traverse robots, which come in 20 models suited to presses from 100 to 4000 tons.

But for God's sake don't grab the microphone to come out and then say it's a choice.

In spite of the fact that professional athletes like Martina Navratilova (tennis) and Greg Louganis (diving) have come out, most other gay and lesbian sports figures, like most stage and screen actors, keep their sexual orientation a closely guarded secret.

Jesus said not to let the left hand know what the right hand does when it comes to acts of charity.

Begin moving, allowing this feeling of peace to be the backdrop of any other emotion that comes. Allow all your emotions to be like the colors of your heart, enhancing your canvas.

"I don't even know why the tourists come here, what is there to see?

Here in Britain we would eventually have come across Complexity and Contradiction ourselves but the defining moment was actually a short series of lectures which Santa Barbara architectural historian, David Gebhard, gave at the Regent Street Polytechnic and the Architectural Association in the early 1970s about the book and the then-startling propositions of the Scott-Brown/Venturi/Moore connection.

Part III envisages a day when Jesus will come again; it opens with the sweet, confident soprano air: "I know that my Redeemer liveth...".