Without mentioning bin Laden by name, the cleric repeatedly condemned terrorism.
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We gave a warning to the cleric to shut these activities down, but he continued.
From the time.com
Actually, the 72-year-old cleric has grown increasingly defiant in recent weeks.
From the cnn.com
Mr Ahmadinejad himself will introduce a hardline loyalist cleric as the speaker.
From the economist.com
The cleric has bastions of support in Baghdad and in many southern Iraqi cities.
From the edition.cnn.com
This time, however, the blind Muslim cleric seems to have plunged over the edge.
From the time.com
Rockwood is a follower of cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, according to court documents.
From the edition.cnn.com
The mosque's chief cleric, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, mixed his sermon with politics.
From the time.com
The cleric was buried over the weekend in the holy Iraqi Shi'ite city of Najaf.
From the washingtonpost.com
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A clergyman or other person in religious orders
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A clergy member
(Clerics) START PRAYING that nothing important goes missing. (That's what you're best at!) It is also always a good idea to hold onto your holy symbol the entire time kender are around. ...
The Clerics of various deities are handled by subclasses. However, despite attempts to make it so, the program does not limit you to choosing a particular deity. So be good and choose the correct deity for the cleric you create.
One who is constituted in sacred ministry in the Church; clerics are divided into deacons, priests and bishops.
A man who has entered ecclesiastical orders and received tonsure.
A person who uses both passive and active talents and rites for both thaumaturgical and theurgical purposes, for personal and public benefit.