Legislatures across the planet have been having similar changes of heart.
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In Ozark, audience members aren't asked to wait for consequences or changes of heart.
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But this is mostly the result of generational replacement, not of changes of heart.
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Ultimately, though, the documentary is able to record only small, not sweeping, changes of heart.
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But the Democrats' base will likely steel their representatives against any potential changes of heart.
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This should help to minimize any regrets or changes of heart that occur when Venus goes direct.
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It is easy to find mistakes, miscalculations, and changes of heart and mind in a long career.
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Of course, Annalise knows who's behind the sudden changes of heart, and she confronts Bonnie in a parking lot.
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It remains to be seen whether this platform will lead to policy changes or changes of heart, even among liberals.
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Who knows, maybe he would've had one of his trademark changes of heart and helped humanity if he'd lived longer.
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Those might include war, a terrorist attack on facilities that carry out the spraying or political changes of heart, the study noted.
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The tracks on Kelela's album have multiple sections and transformations, while the lyrics often doubt themselves, testing ambivalences and changes of heart.
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McDonald said voting changes of heart only really work in places where people are casting absentee ballots and can request to void the ballot.
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The episode showed that Apple was capable of having changes of heart, which can greatly impact the bottom line of developers reliant on the App Store.
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Politicians may have genuine changes of heart, but some corners of the black community are tired of being asked to give Democrats the benefit of the doubt.
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I decided to unfollow the ones that were spamming my feed with "I just entered the #Ham4Ham lottery!" tweets, but I had several last-minute changes of heart.
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The changes of heart have little to do with any epiphany about Mr. Trump's electability or his campaign's recent efforts to cast him in a more serious light.
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Chris Chang, the spokesman for the support group, said the prison experience had left Mr. Lee suspicious of everyone and their motives, leaving him prone to sudden changes of heart.
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Racism and mass incarceration are systemic problems, but both Forman and Hayes show that the solution will lie not only with policy changes but with individual changes of heart too.
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I thought about saying "changes of heart" or something like that, but "whims" seemed to sum up the point: People, often with little notice and not always with clear reasons, change directions.
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That question came up in the reporting of Politico's Eliana Johnson, who says Trump's frequent changes of heart raise questions about whether a position laid out this week will survive into next year -- or even next week.
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Advocates there hope that Democratic gains in the legislature, and perhaps some changes of heart among Republicans worried by the exit polls showing health care to be a top concern, could mean enough votes to approve expansion.
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Like Bush himself, it is susceptible to sudden changes of heart and tone, and it never quite gets over a sense of loss for aspects of the pre-9/11 figure that Smith seems to enjoy imagining, however sketchily, in the book's early stages.
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The pace of Season 4 is a bit alarming, with characters getting married, moving, and experiencing rapid changes of heart, but it's not out of step with CXG's general sense of absurdism — rather, watching Josh, Darryl, Valencia, Heather, and more grow into their final forms is half the fun of the show's last bow.
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Dose-dependent changes of heart rate and cardiac output are observed within the first hour after administration of ractopamine and gradually return to baseline values. The systolic blood pressure will also increase in a dose-dependent manner, while the diastolic pressure remains unchanged.
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Her reversal (followed by two subsequent changes of heart, back to the original mission and then in opposition to it) counterbalance the wickedness of Madame du Gua and Corentin. Her ultimate fidelity to the object of her desire demonstrates the possibility of sincere passion, even as the other pair speak to the venom of the slighted heart.Hunt, p. 16–17.
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This was not, Jones said, unusual: "there are several cases of 'runaway' monks and nuns from various religious houses in the registers. But we don’t always get as much detail as this, and we don’t always have the full story. Women often entered convents in adolescence, and such changes of heart about their vocation were not uncommon". Modern commentators have described Joan of Leeds as "rebellious" and "racy".
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His implicit call for a ceasefire in the western region of Sudan came after the Khartoum government withdrew its ultimatum for African Union peacekeepers to pull out. Other African states then agreed to extend their mandate until the end of 2006. By Pronk's request, they would finish the collision course, which would mean no fighting, no bombing, no changes of heart. Such a lull would help "create an atmosphere" for a new round of negotiations.
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"XYZ" with a powerful synthesizer pattern is also written by Yuri and Seohyun. The album also contains "Lost in Love (유리아이)", a duet by Taeyeon and Tiffany expresses the changes of heart that accepts the breakup with a lover as time passes. The track "Promise" is a mid-tempo soul ballad composed and arranged by British songwriter Joseph Belmaati in his debut collaboration with the group. The lyrics were penned by Mo-ul and contain a message for the fans.
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Prue Shaw, "Changes of Heart", London Review of Books 7(9) (23 May 1985), p. 18. While Director of the Warburg, Mann co-edited a number of books, including Giordano Bruno, 1583-1585: The English Experience (with Michele Ciliberto)Nicholas Mann & Michele Ciliberto (eds), Giordano Bruno, 1583-1585: The English Experience, l'esperienza inglese, Firenze: L.S. Olschki, 1997. and Lorenzo the Magnificent: Culture and Politics (with Michael Mallett).Michael Mallett & Nicholas Mann (eds), Lorenzo the Magnificent: Culture and Politics, London: The Warburg Institute, University of London, 1996.
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The party was established in 1992 and sought to have the well- known refusenik Natan Sharansky head its list. After several changes of heart, Sharansky turned the offer down.The “Russian Revolution” in Israel Association for Israel Studies Led by Yuli Kosharovsky,Ashdod Journal; Land of Milk, Honey and Discontent New York Times, 23 May 1992 in the elections that year the party won 11,697 votes (0.4% of the total, and around 5% of the immigrant vote), and failed to cross the electoral threshold of 1.5%. Most Russian immigrants voted for the Israeli Labor Party.
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This is because until the employee is vested, that employee is under a substantial risk of forfeiture and under Section 83(a) and accompanying regulations 1.83-1 and as such is not subject to current inclusion into that employee's gross income. All non- qualified deferred-compensation plans must involve substantial risk of forfeiture or other methods of avoiding constructive receipt, such as conditioning payment upon performance of future conditions or service. The unique feature of the Rabbi Trust is that the money placed into the trust is protected from changes of heart of the employer. Once placed in the trust, the money cannot be revoked by decisions made by the employer.
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"If you ask what these experiences > are, they are conversations with the unseen, voices and visions, responses > to prayer, changes of heart, deliverances from fear, inflowings of help, > assurances of support, whenever certain persons set their own internal > attitude in certain appropriate ways." > If religious liberty includes, as it must, the right to communicate such > experiences to others, it seems to me an impossible task for juries to > separate fancied ones from real ones, dreams from happenings, and > hallucinations from true clairvoyance. Such experiences, like some tones and > colors, have existence for one, but none at all for another. They cannot be > verified to the minds of those whose field of consciousness does not include > religious insight.
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"The Way That Love Goes" was later covered by Dominique. Produced by Ahmet Ertegun, it was the B-side of her 1984 single on Atlantic Records, "Changes of Heart". In 1990, The Records temporarily reunited to record a version of "Darlin'" for a Brian Wilson tribute CD, that was being put together for DeMilo Records in New York; the same year that the US release of Paying for the Summer of Love, a compilation of 1978 demos by the group was released. In 1994, Wicks emigrated from the UK to the US and formed a new incarnation of the band, under the moniker 'John Wicks and The Records', booking shows primarily in the US and Europe. By the middle of 1995, John Wicks and The Records recorded Solace In Wonderland, a limited edition promo cassette of country-rock/folk tinged songs. An album, Rock 'ola, was released by the Spanish label Rock Indiana in March 1998, to coincide with a John Wicks and The Records tour of Spain. In 2001, Angel Air Records released a repackaged CD of Paying for the Summer of Love with all-new artwork and liner notes by Wicks.
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