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Unfortunately, because of the blatant illogicalities and contradictions in his statement, Professor Onwuka has given these critics further ammunition.

This is a big lesson to the existing leaders: irregularities and illogicalities will have to change if they become the talk of the general public.

"I think that is something we need to think about in the context of devolution and I think we must look and see how we can use experience and deal with the illogicalities."

I find your entire story full of ambiguities and illogicalities. Furthermore, the words you are singing were, I believe, written by John Mason Neale in 1853, but the tune is an old Finnish spring hymn dating back to the 16th century which was originally accompanied by joyous dancing and was about the arrival of the New Year's flowers and had nothing to do with Christmas or snow."

There are no limits to one's self-justifications in thrusting upon others one's private obsessive illogicalities. History is replete with the atrocities of potentates who for their narcissistic satisfaction have played havoc with the fate of generations.3 Those who do not dovetail properly into the mentally fabricated picture of a narcissist are the worst targeted on flimsy pretexts.

Uwe Flecker's essay on power comes fairly close to grasping the nature of the confusions, illogicalities, and contradictions in the attacks against modernism and degeneracy, yet it still glosses over the very features that are the heart of Peter Cohen's The Architecture of Doom: the Nazi obsession with cleanliness, health, and racial purity, and the hysteria psychohistorians like Lloyd de Mause trace back to childrearing abuses in German-speaking lands in the late nineteenth century--early toilet training, antimasturbation controls, and domestic violence and similar attempts by the rural petite bourgeoisie and urban middle classes to compensate for the loss of traditional family values.

A contemporary source of such constraints was the flawed but influential 1999 Macpherson Report on institutional racism, the simplifications and illogicalities of which were matched only by the dogmatic fervor with which the New Labour government implemented its recommendations throughout the 2000s.

Campaign spokesman Bruce Kent said: "We will be pointing out discrepancies in his confession, with which he doomed himself, and other illogicalities. There is no evidence to connect Ray."

To begin to know the Other in his full human authenticity--paradoxes, ironies, illogicalities included--is an urgent necessity for U.S.

Spectators are engaged in the ramifications of inequality and apartheid illogicalities. Adrienne Sichel (2007) in The Star comments on an earlier production: "This docu-drama doubles as a study in personal and political madness ...