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The wine list is full of the amenably drinkable bottles you want with this food.
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One side-effect of persecution, or even of much milder forms of oppobrium, is that people who call themselves Christians tend to live more amenably with one another.
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The Discovery goes to investigate, and Saru visibly and uncharacteristically shows anger at Pike for amenably communicating with the Ba'ul and not initially sending him to the planet.
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And in this sort-of song, which is really the soundtrack for a short film advertising Nike and the United States Olympic men's and women's basketball teams, he manages to be a rapper, singer and spoken-word poet; both creatively progressive and amenably corporate; and simultaneously politically radical and earnestly patriotic.
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"The only way to respond to sexual assault is to survive," said clinical psychologist Shannon Curry, and emerging research reflects that some victims' bodies tell them to do this by "freezing" (becoming immobile or unresponsive), "fawning" (behaving amenably to an attacker), or other adaptive responses to fear, like playing dead or trying to flatter or bargain with their attacker.
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Douglas Pratt further defines exclusivism, dividing it into three subdivisions – open, closed and extreme. Citing t’Hooft and Kraemer, Pratt says open exclusivism, while never ceding the superior position, ‘may at least be amenably disposed toward the other,’ if only in order to know Them well enough for possible conversion. The relationship is not entered into on equal ground, therefore, nor with the openness to a significant reciprocal change of self-identity. If dialogue is entered into, it is only for mutual edification and an increase in good will.
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In 2007, MGS announced the opening of a European office in Reading, England, headed by general manager Phil Spencer. Moore opted to leave Microsoft in July 2007, as to move back to the San Francisco Bay area with his family and to rejoin Electronic Arts. Don Mattrick was named as his replacement as the new vice-president of the Xbox and Games Business, which included MGS. Later in 2007, Bungie amenably split from MGS to become a privately held independent company, with MGS retaining the rights to the Halo property. Bungie continued to develop two additional Halo games for MGS, Halo 3: ODST (2009) and Halo: Reach (2010).
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