The palace handlers would make no such promises, even after so much effusiveness.
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The sheer effusiveness of praise for Trump in Let Trump Be Trump is embarrassing.
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She plays Rose with an effusiveness that doesn't surmount her resolve or her sorrow.
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That kind of talk is to be expected, since Martin is not exactly given to effusiveness.
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Mr Trump's effusiveness about his friendship with Mr Kim is also likely to burnish the dictator's image internationally.
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But while Mr. Redman soloed with a smokestack effusiveness, getting underneath the melodies and setting them alight, Mr. Coltrane's horn was liquid.
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Below I've ranked each of the 11 speakers at the tax cut victory lap event by the effusiveness of their praise for Trump.
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"I reiterate that larger institutions, which do not have the ability to manage their positions nimbly, should start to rein in some of their effusiveness," Klein said.
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In recent years, a cavalcade of studies has documented biases that favor male researchers in hiring, pay, prize money, speaking invitations and even the effusiveness displayed in letters of recommendation.
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If Lenny's effusiveness was sometimes hard to bear, plenty of smart people couldn't get enough of him, including Mike Nichols, Richard Avedon, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, and the young Stephen Sondheim.
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Normally stoic, Stephens has been showing more emotion than before as she works to defend her title, embracing the energy of the crowd and giving it back to them with effusiveness.
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On his recent tour of Asia, Trump repeatedly marveled at the effusiveness of his welcome from foreign leaders, implicitly suggesting that the power of his personality had accrued great honor and advances for the country.
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Chinen has little patience for exclusionary purists, represented here by Wynton Marsalis and his classic-jazz partisans, so he makes a point of praising the hip-hop sample-god J Dilla with the same effusiveness he uses about, say, Ornette Coleman.
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The film had to deal during production with Francoist film censors that condemned what, according to them, was an immorality in some plot lines and an excessive sensuality of Montiel on-screen. They even cut a scene off that was showing Montiel neckline too close and another that was showing excessive love effusiveness between the main characters. It premiered in Spain only authorized for audiences over 16 years old. This rating was reviewed years later, when censorship was banned, and since then it is rated suitable for all ages.
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San Francisco Chronicle music critic Joel Selvin, though not given to effusiveness, took the occasion to describe her as a "bona fide blues queen who sings like one of the greats." In addition to her decades-long contributions to the folk and blues community in her home in Mill Valley, Marin County, California, and her many gigs at the Sweetwater Music Hall and other local venues, she has made civic contributions as well, directing the city's juvenile play program and worked for years as a teacher's aide at Park School.Lib at Large: At 71, blues singer Lisa Kindred has recorded her masterpiece, Marin Independent Journal, Paul Liberatore, February 1, 2018. Retrieved December 23, 2018.
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He and his surviving forces managed to successfully escape by barge to Choiseul and Bougainville and then to Rabaul. In the Battle of New Georgia his outnumbered forces stood off nearly four Allied divisions and successfully evacuated 9,400 men to fight again. In the official history of the United States Army, Sasaki was evaluated with uncharacteristic effusiveness that "the obstinate General Sasaki, who disappears from these pages at this point, deserved his country's gratitude for his gallant and able conduct of the defense." United States Army in World War II, Chapter X "After Munda" p188, published by the Historical Division, US Department of the Army From November 1943, he was on the staff of the IJA 8th Area Army at Rabaul, where he remained to the end of the war.
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" He advocates for an affinity of "English-speaking nations" which share "Anglosphere characteristics". After British Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn suggested that the Elgin Marbles be returned to Athens, Hannan criticised Corbyn for "national masochism", writing in ConservativeHome that this confirms the view that Corbyn will "always and everywhere back another country against his own". Hannan similarly criticised former Downing Street press secretary Alastair Campbell for "cheering for the other side" after Campbell retweeted positions of Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar on social media while Campbell, writing in The New European, suggested that Hannan was "claiming a monopoly on patriotism." Journalist Philip Collins, in Prospect Magazine, writes "Hannan has the constant tra-la-la effusiveness of a man forever on his way home from choral evensong at an Oxford college.
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It is a non-realistic figure, not intended to describe its visual appearance or to serve in analytic speculation, but to allude, lyrically. To a general human condition in the midst of unreal and metaphoric scenes. These paintings move about in an atmosphere of deferred effusiveness, of watchfulness, of doubt, of silence, of coldness. Yet, inside, there is a burning fire perceived in the images, affording them a secret and intense underlying life.” Written by the art critic Peran ERMINY (Politano Art Catalog, Venezuela, 2002) ”Today is a great day for the artist that we have the honour to introduce to you; a great day for Politano, since it becomes visible that a new era of rewards to his efforts begins, his desire to project himself in an international way taking with him, as Italian-Venezuelan, the Italian and Venezuelan flags interweaved, with his message of humanity, faith and peace to the whole world.
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