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• r  in a mechanistic manner
  Handel achieves a huge breadth of musical thought when composing almost mechanistically in the least weighty of styles

• Yet their themes, while gay, are also brutally nihilistic; they juxtapose Nippon's rising sun and foamy waves with grinning faces, mechanistically bloated nudes and portraits of .
• Today if you take the old civilizationwhich isn't working and you miniaturize the old knowledge, it will probably be done two ways, mechanistically and mystically.
• The church, he says, should concede that many of its teachings about Godthe superjudge, for example, who mechanistically rewards good and punishes evil in the afterlifeare .

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• Jean-Claude Trichet in Bloomberg
  Trichet said today that monetary policy wouldn't be guided by "a system of equations or of an algorithm which would mechanistically guide" interest-rate decisions.
• J. P. Moreland in Science & Religion Today (blog)
  That's right, they do,Moreland says. "They're not conscious, but you can't explain the interaction of their parts mechanistically. You have to have a whole that is prior to the parts."
• Ben Bernanke in USA Today
  John has emphasized that the Taylor rule should not be applied mechanistically. The world is far too complicated for that,Bernanke said in remarks delivered by video link to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.