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This way Uzbekistan will confirm its adherence to principles set forth in the agelong friendship agreement signed between Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan with respect shown for sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kyrgyzstan.

Modern science has put two powerful weapons in the hands of doctors and nurses in their agelong warfare against disease in the new discoveries of cinematography and broadcasting [.

This phenomenon challenges the agelong ability of farmers to predict when to plant their crops.

Its agelong record of consistent simony is appalling.

The old opposition between cinema as art and as industry, what Peter Besas in Kinder's Refiguring ring Spain has termed "the agelong and perhaps a trifle puerile controversy about whether film should be 'art' or 'commerce'" (247), that once also marked the distance between the majority of academic-oriented cinema analyses and the economic/statistical concerns of empiricist historians and professional film publications no longer applies.

In both cases the bishop has had the relics or bodies of his predecessors translated from agelong obscurity to a crypt where they could then be seen and venerated by the congregation and by pilgrims.

Daedalus escaped punishment from the gods for his hubris, Haldane noted, but he suffered ``the agelong reprobation of a humanity to whom biological inventions are abhorrent.