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co·e·qual

(kō-ē′kwəl)

adj.

Equal with one another, as in rank or size.

An equal.

co′e·qual′i·ty (-kwŏl′ĭ-tē) n.

co·e′qual·ly adv.

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This implies that Islamic creationism is coequally present in Europe as are Christian versions, despite lacking the long and complex history that is described in this book.

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In thus implicitly extending the claim of constructedness across the phenomenological level material history aims at a new, more equitable, historicity where "high" truths can exist coequally with "low" ones, and the meaning of the past is forever a discourse of competing values.

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Rumsfeld never seemed willing to include in his definition of victory in war the coequally valid desideratum of an acceptable peace.