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However, it is just a small upgrade from all its previous itineration. It has a better screen, better battery, better processor, and better everything that older Xperias had.

Marina's growth process especially the aspect of schooling is marked by itineration and continual journeying rather than by stable academic resident studentship.

They appreciated his tireless itineration and his interest in them.

Deleuze and Guattari describe this procedure as itineration not iteration (A Thousand Plateaus 372): a correspondence between matter-flow and creative form-giving: a question of following the lines.

(21) Unlike long-term missionaries whose contact with home congregations was mediated through letters, the mission columns in church periodicals and occasional furlough itineration, hundreds of young adult Mennonites regularly cycled through M.C.C.

Additionally, the Institute submitted comments, for the fifth time, critiquing the latest itineration of proposed Canadian legislation on taxation of foreign investment entities.

In Karamoja, the initial, "old evangelical" impetus of itineration and proclamation soon gave way to buildings and imported institutions, but it was always assumed that the church school would be an essential element of the new mission based at "the place of the elephants", Lotome.

As a parallel to these vagrants' claims to foreign wanderings, one of Noland's companions describes his own itineration -- to the tavern -- as a "boon voyage to that nappy land of spice cakes," and Noland replies that he could find it in his heart to sail "to the World's End with such company" (5.1.57-60).

Mackay, too, became famous for itineration and for his desire to live among the common folk of Taiwan.