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161. Anarchism in Israel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Anarcho-capitalism Animal rights Capitalism Education Criticisms Islam LGBT rights Lifestylism Marxism Nationalism Orthodox Judaism Religion Sex/love Violence History Paris Commune

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162. Mary Midgley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Peaceable Kingdom The Animals Film more... Categories Animal advocacy parties Animal law Animal Liberation Front Animal rights Animal rights advocates Animal right media Animal rights

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163. Apis (god) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

represented solely as an animal, and never as a human with an animal's headâ€”perhaps, because from the earliest of Egyptian religious practices, they were animals sacrificed to the cow goddess and represented the resurrected, renewal of

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164. Apis (god) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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165. Sentience - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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166. Stephen R. L. Clark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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167. Chinese guardian lions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Astrology Dragons Religion (Folk Religion ) Deities Pangu Ghosts Major entities Deities Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors Eight Immortals Shennong Yellow Emperor Creatures

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168. Intrinsic value (ethics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

For intrinsic value of animals, see Intrinsic value (animal ethics) . Intrinsic value is an ethical and philosophic property . It is the ethical or philosophic value that an object has "in itself" or "for its own sake", as an intrinsic

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169. Speciesism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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170. Karuá¹‡Ä - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

karmas" . From a comparative religion perspective, cf. Buddhism's four brahmavihara ; for instance, maitri is often identified as a Sanskrit correlate of the Pali mettÄ (Rhys Davids & Stede, 1921-5, p. 540, entry for "MettÄ,"

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