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Whatever the lasting strength of the new interest, few proponents of the devils' existence are likely to want to return to the witch hunts of other ages, or to a frequent use of bell, book and candle exorcisms. As British Author-Theologian C.S. Lewis wrote in 1941: "There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors, and hail a materialist...
...take to "normalize relations" turned out to be small but potentially significant ones. They would encourage an exchange of scientists, artists, journalists and sportsmen; they would increase bilateral trade. Though formal ties would not be established, diplomatic contact, in a form yet to be worked out, would be frequent...
...structured, the Review is manned by a 60-student staff, chosen principally by academic achievement. The Review is independent of faculty control, but has frequent contributions from the faculty...
...commuter lines that usually fly smaller planes-Cessnas, Pipers, Beechcraft and the like. The third-levels fall into two groups: the 105 lines that provide scheduled round-trip service at least five days a week out of particular communities, and the 3,100 or so that offer less frequent scheduled service or simply hire themselves out irregularly for a motley of chores. The 105 scheduled lines observe stricter federal performance and safety regulations and generally fly bigger planes than the non-skeds. They include such companies as Arizona's Sun Airlines, Florida's Shawnee Airlines, Pennsylvania...
Field archeology consists simply of tracing layers of occupational remains. The key to recognizing changes in the settlement or function of an area is differentiating between the various soil levels according to their color, composition, texture and topographical location. Complications are frequent, and disturbances of a lower level by a subsequent occupation are extremely common. For instance, medieval house foundations or wells may cut through underlying Saxon or even Roman levels to complicate the dating of all three inhabitations. Or materials of early civilizations might be robbed by later ones, and it is not unusual to find Roman tiles worked...