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In the case of the small countries , they would constitute a direct threat , if they were used by the large countries as bases in a war against Germany . A recent example of this can be found in the case of the Small States Study which the World Bank was requested to carry-out in collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat . It was outbreaks in Asia and the United States of cases of the fungal infection , called Fusarium keratitis , that sparked the May 15 market recall of Bausch & Lomb 's lens solution ReNu with MoistureLoc . Thus , in the face of empirical evidence , it must be admitted that the case of the small firm can no longer be considered as a transitory phenomenon unsuitable for the attention of economic theory . The demonic possession of individuals and even of objects , has been accepted by the Orthodox Church today in the Sacrament of Baptism , in exorcising satanic powers in the case of the evil eye ( vaskania ) , and in exorcising the devil in the case of a possessed person . So having turned spirit to flesh in the case of the spiritual body , he will now turn flesh into spirit . The multiplication of religious denominations in successive centuries can be viewed as the first products of commodification , in this case of the spiritual life . In the case of the small network , we identified five significant subnetworks that covered 41 out of 77 ( 53 % ) of all significant changes in expression . You have an instance in the prophet Isaiah , in the case of the evil vineyard : " He looked for judgment , but behold oppression ; for righteousness , but behold a cry . Truly , one of the most difficult problems in revolutionary processes has been the land question and the case of the small farmer . It establishes that certain parts of " Poetry " never changed ( if we consider the notes to the 1967 revision part of the poem ) : the title and the final word , " poetry " ; the opening disclaimer , " I too dislike it " ; a miscellany of " phenomena " ; the importance of the " genuine " ; and the rhetorical device of a speaker addressing an audience , an " I " and a " you , " in the case of the three-stanza version the " you " suggested only by the locution " I too " and later , " we know .