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Certain guilds barring Jews girded them into unguilded professions or guilds without these rules.

Biological sex is a pretty clear and straightforward concept if you don't happen to be girded up for ideological battle around it.

That grounding gives you the ability to generalize and abstract, and it's using those abstractions, girded by referents, that make those perspectives useful.

And medical knowledge is under-girded by physics, obviously, so it's not unrelated.

Jefferson noted that each day he girded himself to prepare for battle.

What was Sundaland is girded by what are now Indonesian islands.

They wore a habit made of coarse black wool with broad sleeves and girded by a thin black cord (as seen in the portraits of Mersenne).

The cost of labor is under-girded by the cost of social reproduction eg: the costs of keeping labor alive and the cost of creating people capable of laboring.

We simply can't accurately assess the state of things if we're blinded by so many poor assumptions, particularly the ones girded by racist attitudes.

One person cautioned that the drop did not yet account for the full economic fallout of the crisis and the surge of cancellations the company was still girded for.

I am glad that it is not girded for war, but the current state WRT to militarization and discussion of war is also very unhealthy.

> So we created a Firefox developer account, submitted our extension, and girded ourselves for another rough ride.

There is no shortage of pressure to avoid ML conclusions like "black people are dumb." We are already girded there.

Remember "I'm a Mac / I'm a PC?" The loyalty that Apple built up among creative professionals has under-girded their entire brand.

In fact, multiple reviewers noted, independently, the irony that the only reason I am comfortable enough to speak out is that I am a “50-year old white dude” and, thus, girded against reprisal from the body politic.