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- Women’s clubs passed resolutions of protest.
- "Sacrilege" by Ellsworth M. Toohey—"The Churches of our Childhood" by Alvah Scarret—editorials, sermons, speeches, statements, letters to the editor, the Banner unleashed full-blast, photographs, cartoons, interviews, resolutions of protest, letters to the editor.
- One student body sent him a resolution signed by all its members: "…Entering our careers with a high regard for the dignity of our profession, dedicating ourselves to uphold the honor of the press, we feel that none among us could preserve his self-respect and accept an offer such as yours."
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as in: a New Year's resolution Define
a firm decision to do something
as in: a United Nations resolution
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a formal expression of opinion arrived at by a group vote
as in: Her resolution weakened.
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determination
as in: a dispute resolution fund
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a solution or outcome
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