Somewhat antithetically, the rumor gains credibility by the Kardashians' refusal to address it.
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Or we could call it esprit, and that might entail panache, éclat, or, antithetically, despondency, dysphoria, ire.
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We're all wired differently, and sometimes even the same wine with the same food can strike two people entirely antithetically.
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Christian Puglisi of Copenhagen's Bæst—the innovative Nordic restaurant about which he antithetically states, "New Nordic has been dead for a long time"—has his own form of pizza.
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One can only imagine what the career staff of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must be thinking as they look at the prospect of being led by someone so antithetically opposed to their mission.
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However, rather antithetically to their drink and drug-crazed reputation, before the world of the Butthole Surfers existed, Haynes was on a fast-track route to being a successful accountant, and guitarist Paul Leary was inches away from a masters degree in business administration.
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Antithetically, the ancestor before the latter split had a more pronounced isomaltose-like glucosidase activity.
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Office employees telecommute whilst on vacation. Antithetically, workers may take time out of the office to go on vacation, but remain plugged-in to work- related communications networks. While remaining plugged-in over vacation may generate short-term business benefits, the long-term psychological impacts of these developments are only beginning to be understood.
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For example: Malherbe's explanation of Epictetus' view of protrepsis (as set out in the third of his Discourses) is: Malherbe defines paraenesis as being "broader in scope than protrepsis", and as "moral exhortation in which someone is advised to pursue or abstain from something". Its formal characteristics include the occurrence of phrases such as "as you know", indicating that the speaker is covering ground that is not new to the listener, but that is considered traditional and already known. The speaker is not instructing the listener, but rather reminding. Other formal characteristics include compliments for already adhering to what is exhorted, encouragement to continue in the same fashion, an example (often delineated antithetically and usually a family member, particularly the speaker's father).
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Albeit conventional in its narrative structure, notably its deus ex machina ending, The Peony Pavilion is hailed as one of the high points of Chinese literature because of the highly refined and subtle lyrics that it features. Accentuated by the then newly developed Kun music, the lyrical prose of the play patiently weave a fabric of nuances and metaphors that elegantly transgresses the apparent divide between nature's beauty and man's inner cosmos of emotions and desires. Through the lights and shadows of this lyrical fabric transpire ravishing delicacy and intoxicating effeteness and yet, almost antithetically, a persistent undercurrent of youthful optimism. The magic of the play's prose embedded in Kunqu quickly carries the audience to a unique experience of a literary and musical banquet of metaphors, a dance of the imagination and, above all, a celebration of sensitivity.
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