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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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as such

Some evangelicals identify as such. Their churches might even belong to an organization like the National Association of Evangelicals, recently in the news because of a scandal involving its now ex-president Ted Haggard. Other groups participate in the culture of the evangelical movement without officially taking the name. In 2005, Gallup http://www.galluppoll.com/content/?ci=20242&pg=1 that 30 percent of white, non-Catholic Christians referred to themselves as "evangelical or born again."

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They identify themselves as evangelicals (don't hide it). ----- as such in the true or exact meaning of the word or phrase: There wasn't much vegetarian food as such, although there were several different types of cheese. We don't have a secretary as such, but we do have a student who comes in to do a bit of filing.

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  • They identify themselves as evangelicals (don't hide it).
  • ----- as such in the true or exact meaning of the word or phrase: There wasn't much vegetarian food as such, although there were several different types of cheese.
  • We don't have a secretary as such, but we do have a student who comes in to do a bit of filing.
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They identify themselves as evangelicals (don't hide it).
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as such

in the true or exact meaning of the word or phrase:

There wasn't much vegetarian food as such, although there were several different types of cheese.
We don't have a secretary as such, but we do have a student who comes in to do a bit of filing.
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