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He soon became known for his exactitude in the observance of the rule and for his austerities.
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In observance of the initiative, during the bird migratory seasons the tower lighting goes dark at 11:00.
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They were distinguished primarily for their observance of uninterrupted mental prayer and heartfelt supplication.
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He was very pious, both in terms of his observance of religious rituals and his personal generosity to the church.
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Only the strict observance of rinsing instructions and an exact control of the admissible residue tolerances can remedy things here.
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The added ornamentation seems to be random and so are his observance of the repeats; he only does so in ten of the variations.
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They shall, all of them, at their admission into the house, swear to the observance of these statutes.
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Her observance of strict economy in business affairs kept the school solvent.
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Prayer, sacrifice, promises, and vows are also seen as essential duties required by observance of the first commandment.
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County days may be selected to coincide with the observance of a Saint's Day that has local significance.
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