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* Found in the 1960 movie of ''Film/{{Pollyanna|1960}}''. I don't see how this sort of logic is supposed to follow. Stupid nosy Aunt Polly...
** Also found in the all-black remake in 1989, but interestingly, not in the original novel.
** Also found in the all-black remake in 1989, but interestingly, not in the original novel.
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* In the ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "Alcoholics Unanimous", Frank Burns [[TyrantTakesThehelm is left in temporary command]], and as his wont, tried again to reimpose the 18th Amendment on the 4077th. This time, he strongarmed Fr. Mulcahy into giving a temperance sermon to help sell his initiative, making it a [[ThatsAnOrder direct order]] that all camp personnel attend. [[HilarityEnsues It backfires spectacularly, as a nervous Mulcahy is given whiskey by Klinger to calm his nerves]] and he ends up delivering the PreApprovedSermon drunk.
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* In the ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "Alcoholics Unanimous", Frank Burns [[TyrantTakesThehelm is left in temporary command]], and as his wont, tried again to reimpose the 18th Amendment on the 4077th. This time, he strongarmed Fr. Mulcahy into giving a temperance sermon to help sell his initiative, making it a [[ThatsAnOrder direct order]] that all camp personnel attend. [[HilarityEnsues It backfires spectacularly, as a nervous Mulcahy is given whiskey by Klinger to calm his nerves]] and he ends up delivering the PreApprovedSermon Pre-Approved Sermon drunk.
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* The Catholic Church--and all other liturgical churches (Anglicans, Lutherans, etc.) schedules all of the readings of the Bible, divided into three liturgical years. The sermon for each Mass is supposed to follow the readings, and each reading has an interpretation or meaning decided by the Catholic Church. (The priest still creates the particular sermon, and adds in their own experiences and interpretations; they're simply not allowed, in theory, to speak against the interpretation of the Bible as given by the Catholic Church.)
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* The Catholic Church--and all other liturgical churches (Anglicans, Lutherans, etc.) schedules all of the readings of the Bible, divided into three liturgical years. The sermon for each Mass is supposed to follow the readings, and each reading has an interpretation or meaning decided by the Catholic their Church. (The priest still creates the particular sermon, and adds in their own experiences and interpretations; they're simply not allowed, in theory, to speak against the interpretation of the Bible as given by the Catholic their Church.)
