It can be more invigorating and enlivening that anything else.
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On Wednesday night, though, it was enlivening, and underlaid with poignancy.
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This is just one of the tensions enlivening the recent paintings.
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It's not quite the most evocative or enlivening sound I've ever heard.
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Charter schools have had some notable successes, improving and enlivening American education.
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Many have missed Lennu's enlivening presence during a stolid, largely uneventful campaign.
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It's enlivening to me to play with that and to include sexuality.
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The cast should also be credited for enlivening a sometimes flat script.
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COLUMN: Nickel is enlivening an otherwise torpid summer for the base metals complex.
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The original cast performed Wednesday, enlivening the show's familiar attitudes with robust characterizations.
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Frank Morrison's illustrations are loose and modern in spirit, enlivening the history lesson.
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"In a way, we were kind of enlivening the town," Mr. Murphy said.
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Arriving in Charlie's claustral, stagnant world, Adam offers fresh air—and enlivening disturbance.
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Gouthière exploited the enlivening contrasts of matte and reflective finishes throughout his work.
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Brinkley said the history of Trump's position was plainly enlivening for the President-elect.
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"It was enlivening aspects of our physiological experience that had been despised and invisible."
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It's a full circle – Turner providing opportunities to campers like Simone and campers enlivening Turner.
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Today, the very poisonous plant Strychnos nux-vomica is best known for enlivening mystery novels.
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The planned redevelopment has deadened the area in some ways, while enlivening it in others.
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So when they're suddenly ripped from it, it can be incredibly enlivening—well, for some.
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Enlivening new public spaces is central to the Vancouver House design, said Mr. Ingels, the architect.
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"Burghers may smoke, once in a while," the author adds in a typically wry, enlivening aside.
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Her touch, and the eccentric shapes enlivening her paintings, lend the work a lightness and openness.
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The energy—psychic and personal—he puts into social media could be funneled to someplace more enlivening.
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The toast was toasty, the peanut butter creamy, and the pickles crunchy with a enlivening vinegary zest.
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The words are projected on surfaces all over the wasteland, enlivening even the bridge in the distance.
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But Ms Luiselli gives her youngsters enlivening voices and viewpoints that infuse hope into "the chaos of history".
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The new coalition deal at least calls for "enlivening public debates, making differences open and thus strengthening democracy".
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Instead he'll scan the previous night's menu for the right sauce to repurpose, an enlivening texture or flavor.
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And don't look for enlivening touches of glamour in Marsha Ginsberg's seedy set or Sydney Maresca's closefitting costumes.
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Wang's perspective is satisfying and enlivening, and also peculiarly precise, probably best crystallized in her skill with naming.
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She entered the world by enlivening static illustration, rather than boiling down longer scenes into self-contained loops.
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He fingerpicks his classical guitar in percussive swirls, producing a sound that's as enlivening as it is hypnotic.
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It consists of three brightly airbrushed circular forms, their vibrant colors enlivening an overlay of geometric lines and shapes.
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Similarly enlivening jolts of aggression return through the work, crucial counterparts to the unsettling crack of Mr. Sawyer's rimshots.
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But colors also come in, notably a rich cerulean — Blanche DuBois's "della Robbia blue" — filling backgrounds and enlivening eyes.
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And instead of enlivening suffocating dread with occasional banter, it fully invests in its silly sight gags and endearing humor.
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The Belt and Road Initiative is predicated on enlivening foreign markets and bringing them more fully into China's commercial sphere.
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The closing of the record's title track is a summation of how crushing, funny, and enlivening this album can be.
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Crushed juniper berries contribute a distinctly piney note to the creamy cow's milk cheese while also enlivening the satiny texture.
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Their pieces arrive in a riot of color and movement, enlivening ad campaigns, animating children's books and adorning outdoor walls.
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Rhoden and his company succeed in other areas by enlivening music's immediate thematics and placing political critique clearly in the foreground.
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We also do an enlivening alcoholic green juice called the Kale Mary with fresh kale, cucumber, spinach, jalapenos, lime, and vodka.
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They have been a constant presence at his matches at the Open, enlivening even his most straightforward appearances at Ashe Stadium.
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Trump has forced us to collaborate in some respects and that's an encouraging and enlivening thing and frankly it's long overdue.
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Because Robbie inhabits the real world, in a way Mr. Hare's Oscar never can, he casts enlivening shadows upon his marmoreal friend.
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But I later found his work — his words enlivening new generations at a camp below — and the man himself, kinetic in California.
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The resultant patterns orbiting the oval are tinged with framed patches of enlivening color — aqueous blues, flourishes of white and fleshly pink.
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The $50 million Parks Without Borders program reimagines park entrances and edges to create a more welcoming, engaging and enlivening public sphere.
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It often feels like it could use an enlivening dash of the magic stuff that the Ghost of Christmas Present sprinkles around.
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They were enlivening experiences for those who saw them, inspiring in the same way that the beauty of the natural world is.
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He had come to see exhibitions of his photographs as enlivening, engaging and challenging traditional art institutions through imagery typically overlooked by them.
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These foreign-born ex-New Yorkers are enlivening Philadelphia's businesses, restaurants and neighborhoods with a diversity only now beginning to come into focus.
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There is an enlivening figure-ground play at work in the installation that supports interpretation of the piece as self-effacement and self-deprecating.
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Ghislain Poirier, has been enlivening dance floors with a merge of hip-hop, dance music, and Jamaican sounds in Montreal for over ten years.
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Its audacious title was "How to Live," and her new book deserves to be read as a further study in the same enlivening theme.
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She wanted to present her twist on Italian food, enlivening the experience by seating her guests next to cool people they might not know.
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The artist then turned these motifs into collages and large wire sculptures, the multiple installations unsettlingly enlivening traditional fears and those specific to institutionalized children.
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This enlivening flicker occurs well past the midpoint of Tom Schulman's tidy adaptation of his Oscar-winning screenplay from 1989, when hopes have worn thin.
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The Packers added players like linebackers Za'Darius Smith and Preston Smith and safety Adrian Amos, who have stabilized the defense while enlivening the locker room.
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She is by no means meekly shaking that head, still banging loudly on any table within banging distance, giving speeches nationwide and enlivening television debates.
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Excitement and poignancy have been discrete quantities in the eighth season, each time lasting for the duration of a scene without enlivening an entire episode.
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Mr. McIntyre is a freelancer (for a few years he had his own company); it's good to think of him enlivening the national and international scene.
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Mr. Fratino's main influence seems to be Dana Schutz, whose style he has compressed and miniaturized, distinguishing it with an extensive vocabulary of enlivening, lapidarian brushwork.
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Some 4,500 stood in line here over the weekend, enlivening a preview of Impressionist, modern and contemporary works that is normally the preserve of art-world insiders.
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A combination of song, dance, sketches and soliloquies, this enlivening production traces the injustices under which Nigerian women live, before turning into a jubilant repudiation of misogyny.
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Mr. Sifton will be joined by David Sax, a Times food reporter, as well as a handful of Syrian chefs and restaurateurs who are enlivening Toronto's food landscape.
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The previous night at the penthouse, the refined pianist Pedja Muzijevic presented a program that Mr. Langrée might look to as a template for enlivening the orchestra's concerts.
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"Before she passed, there was so much negativity around the name; it wasn't about the music anymore," Pat Houston told the New York Times of enlivening the singer's legacy.
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A difficult, beautiful, vertiginous, fortifying and enlivening piece of work that somehow makes the contemporary world, with all its horrors, seem worth being born into and living in, together.
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It's a testament to the enlivening effect of a delicious meal eaten while surrounded by friends and family — and it's a sentiment that Tiziana Alesci knows all too well.
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But rising temperatures in the Arctic Ocean and seas around Antarctica are slowly enlivening fish, from small capelin to large sharks, whose bodies and brains go slow in frigid waters.
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And the music at hand, though all drawn from the mainstream repertory, had an enlivening vitality that made a listener wish Mr. Jansons and company were staying out the week.
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Although Quavo and Young Thug, among others, contribute enlivening guest verses, as usual with Drake half the album degenerates into atmospherically pro forma synth presets and rhythmically clumsy attempts at gravitas.
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Founding director Carlos Díaz has made a name for himself by bringing elements of experimental drama to well-known theatrical works, while at the same time enlivening them with Cuban themes.
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He speaks about the people he has met with such electric enthusiasm that it's jarring and enlivening, as if he were speaking about a different Brighton Beach, whose heyday is back.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Andy Home LONDON, July 22022 (Reuters) - Nickel is enlivening an otherwise torpid summer for the base metals complex.
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Rather than distress, it's "eustress," which Merriam-Webster defines as "a positive form of stress having a beneficial effect on health, motivation, performance, and emotional well-being" — a cathartic and enlivening experience.
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Mr. Doyle's production of Brecht's 1941 satire about the ascension of Adolf Hitler, written when the German playwright was in exile in Finland, is full of such enlivening moments of actorly glee.
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There are at least two ways to look at the velocity of change in Downtown Brooklyn: through the buildings rising ever higher into the sky or through the people enlivening the sidewalks down below.
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The gesture to expand the skill sets expected from curators has elements of what might have been an important move towards enlivening the tried, tested, and tired exhibition models used for art historical exhibitions.
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First presented for a short run in repertory in 2014, this enchanting romp of a play has returned on its own, with a few adjustments, but with its buoyant spirits, cunning stagecraft and enlivening insights intact.
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"I find in Washington Square a tremendous sense of diversity, vitality and excitement, products of the enlivening mixture of New York University and New York City," Mr. Brademas said in his farewell address to 250,500 graduates.
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" This is nonsense, and any reference to electricity in crystals (like piezoelectricity, when charge accumulates on some structures in response to physical stress) is neither exclusive to crystals nor relevant to healing or enlivening drinking water. ("Ha!
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At the Met's Fifth Avenue home, Mr. Hollein is in the early stages of discussions about the new southwest wing and "about enlivening the plaza with art," Mr. Weiss said, including perhaps projecting images on the facade.
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That should give some inkling of the euphoric scenes enlivening the city this week after an equally improbable but, for the phlegmatic Midlanders, infinitely more wished-for, event: the crowning of the local football team, Leicester City, as champions of England.
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We're here by accident, and that could be depressing for some, but I find it enlivening because we're here for a little while, we're lucky to be here, and we should enjoy our experience and make it better for our children.
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But also — and most importantly — the ancient past can give us a way of pushing back against what Wallace Stevens called "the pressure of reality," of enlivening the leadenness of the present with the transforming force of the historical imagination.
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Courtney J. Martin, a deputy director and the chief curator at the Dia Art Foundation, who knows Mr. Beasley and his work, said that the artist has a knack for enlivening museums with his offbeat approach to large-scale sculptures.
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That story — which began as a book by Roald Dahl and has since made its way to musical form on Broadway — was beloved for many reasons when the film version was released (among them, a precocious and enlivening performance by Mara Wilson).
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Enlivening the stories are cameo appearances by the rich and famous, like the showmen David Belasco and George M. Cohan, the ever-burdened Edgar Allan Poe, the radical Emma Goldman and the rivalrous cousins of enormous wealth William Waldorf Astor and John Jacob Astor 4th.
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She is the daughter of Barbara A. Bryant and Mikal A. Muharrar of Bay Shore, N.Y. The bride's father, a historian, worked until 2007 at the New-York Historical Society, where he ran the "Enlivening American History" program as well as the "Teaching American History" initiative.
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I understood something about the tactility and enlivening qualities of sound better than ever before: Sound can be a three-dimensional space in which to put your body, and in which your body may be acted upon and opened up, even when you are sitting still.
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When Huiting's enlivening half-day's worth of footage with the band meets the "real heavy lifting" VFX work of editor/FX artist Shane Nelson of Omni Fusion and FX artist Aaron Berger, the result is at once organic and modern, very much like the motile sound Minus the Bear pioneered.
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As a rapper, he distinctly recalls 2 Chainz in his defiantly bemused tone and theatric bewilderment at the existence of people who don't consider him the greatest rapper alive, but he's more rhythmically inventive, enlivening his mechanical triplets with stutters, whoops, speedy juxtapositions of multiple flow patterns into a single verse.
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Although it includes musical interludes as well as some enlivening choreography (Devon de Mayo and Patrick McCollum are credited as "co-movement directors"), "Wilderness" is at its eloquent best when it is simplest, when the characters and their parents discuss their lives, in unadorned language, with an honesty that is deeply affecting.
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A voice read the conclusion of a 1938 text by Stryjeńska, which was reprinted in the program: Today when we are celebrating [the deities'] renaissance from the perspective of bygone ages in their new, albeit fancy-inspired, interpretation, they will return it by breathing a new spirit into our lives and certainly enlivening the work of future artists.
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Paradoxically gruff and tender, starkly Darwinian in scientific exactitude yet brimming with mystical flourishes, Abbey's enlivening nonfiction storytelling — anchored around his two compressed seasons as a ranger in Utah's Arches National Monument during the late Eisenhower era — is a perfectly rendered hybrid of transcendental joy, coyote humor, in-your-face wrath, field science detail, philosophical righteousness, and moral clarity.
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Underlying all this is an enthusiasm for Mikhail Bakhtin's idea of the carnivalesque, the comic–grotesque traditions of caricature and expressionism as an essential enlivening agency for work that would resist any and all artistic norms: not only formalism and its many spin-offs, but also Pop's corporate spirit, and the equally "cool", perceptual, photo, and idealist realisms that have flourished in America, Europe and the UK from the mid-sixties on.
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Bratby had affairs and was physically abusive and cruel. He was said, though, to have had an "enlivening, inspiring effect" on her artistically.
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He was a proponent for spiritual healing and trying to attain fulfillment. He uses the theory of awe as a therapeutic method in enlivening lives.
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There can be no doubt that this semi-criminal life of his had a vast influence on his writings, enlivening them with the accuracy that only experience can bring.
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Bibikhin undertook a sufficient number of translations to enable him to formulate his own theory of Europe. This theory consisted in part of a return to the past, and enlivening the most valuable achievements of the past culture.
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Karras has been described as a flawed hero because of his infidelity and lack of commitment to his family. The novel's moral complexity has been praised. The use of violent set pieces has been praised as enlivening the novel.
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Film takes an enlivening climax when Chandrashekar takes a bold step to face his family member and the society. This demonstrates that every human being needs someone 'who cares for them', 'who listens to them', 'who shares their feelings' no matter what age group you are in.
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Fischer returned to New York City in January 1908. After being influenced by Howard Pyle, he moved to Wilmington, Delaware where he established a studio at 1110 Franklin Street. Pyle helped him transform his firsthand knowledge into pictorial drama, but had little success in enlivening his lead-colored palette.
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Los Cañoneros (The Cannoneers) is a Venezuelan cañonero group. It was created to emulate the times and songs of Caracas in 1920. They made their first public appearance in Mérida, in the Bullfighting Arena of Mérida November 20, 1982. They were an overwhelming success in Caracas, enlivening parties and private shows.
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Teaching Via Human Avatar: Enlivening Delivery Through Students Acting as Proxies for Remote Lecturers . Paper presented at SOLSTICE 2010, Lancashire, United Kingdom. Cyranoids have also been used in installation art to explore social experiences whereby people encounter those familiar to them through the bodies of strangers.Mitchell, R., Gillespie, A., & O’Neill, B. (2011).
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Galerie Willy Huybrechts willy-huybrechts.com He patented the Point de Cornely, an embroidery stitch derived from Emile Cornely's research in 1865,Digital Mechanism and Gear Library dmg-lib.orginvaluable.co.uk and began to apply this technique to his own creations in 1924–1925. An article published in L'Art vivant in 1927 praised this technique enlivening artworks' surfaces.
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James B. Baker House is a historic home located at Aberdeen, Harford County, Maryland. It is a large three story frame residence constructed in 1896 in the Queen Anne style. It features multiple gables, projections, dormers, and balconies enlivening its essentially square form and high hipped roof. James B. Baker was a leading entrepreneur in the canning industry.
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From then on Hillard is full forty fathoms deep in > love and curiosity. Then the scene shifts to Italy, with the shifting > fortunes of an American comic opera company, stranded at Venice. The > beautiful singer becomes the prima donna of this company. The soubrette is > one Kitty Killigrew, and around her flourishes a most enticing, exciting and > enlivening subplot.
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Giotto used tonality to create form. Taddeo Gaddi in his nocturnal scene in the Baroncelli Chapel demonstrated how light could be used to create drama. Paolo Uccello, a hundred years later, experimented with the dramatic effect of light in some of his almost monochrome frescoes. He did a number of these in terra verde ("green earth"), enlivening his compositions with touches of vermilion.
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Giotto used tonality to create form. Taddeo Gaddi in his nocturnal scene in the Baroncelli Chapel demonstrated how light could be used to create drama. Paolo Uccello, a hundred years later, experimented with the dramatic effect of light in some of his almost monochrome frescoes. He did a number of these in terra verde or "green earth", enlivening his compositions with touches of vermilion.
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In a Classical period text ascribed to Empedocles, c. 490–430 BC, describing a correspondence among four deities and the classical elements, the name Nestis for water apparently refers to Persephone: "Now hear the fourfold roots of everything: enlivening Hera, Hades, shining Zeus. And Nestis, moistening mortal springs with tears."Peter Kingsley, in Ancient Philosophy, Mystery, and Magic: Empedocles and Pythagorean Tradition (Oxford University Press, 1995).
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The sun god Ra is said to travel through the sky, across the body of Nut, enlivening the world with his light. At night Ra passes beyond the western horizon into the Duat, a mysterious region that borders the formlessness of Nun. At dawn he emerges from the Duat in the eastern horizon. The nature of the sky and the location of the Duat are uncertain.
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Lully was responsible for enlivening the rather slow stately dances of the court ballets. He decided to put female dancers on stage and was also director of the Académie Royale de Musique. This company's dance school still exists today as part of the Paris Opera Ballet. Since dancers appeared in the very first performances the Opera put on, the Paris Opera Ballet is considered the world’s oldest ballet company.
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Of the 1981 Winterfest production, the New York Times wrote that this was a play "of promise." "The play occasionally dips into archness and ends on a predictable note, but, as written from a woman's point of view, it has some enlivening and, for men, some disheartening comments on male-female, husband-wife relations...offers two choice, contrasting roles."Gussow, Mel. "Stage:Yale Winterfest Gives Four Plays in Progress".
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In a similarly exploratory fashion, Halloran's procedure is largely a matter of chance, as the inks and prints are whim to natural and chemical processes. While entirely calculated, Halloran's works channel a similar uncertainty Messier faced. She reinterprets Messier's personal experience, enlivening a mystery and wonder that is often lost to scientific frustrations. Deep Sky Companion does not dwell in the unknown, but is energized by the fascinations of mystery.
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He was appointed court painter of Louis-Philippe, the king of the French, who commissioned him to paint individual portraits of his large family. Winterhalter would execute more than thirty commissions for him. This success earned the painter the reputation of a specialist in dynastic and aristocratic portraiture, skilled in combining likeness with flattery and enlivening official pomp with modern fashion. However, Winterhalter's reputation in artistic circles suffered.
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Every year on 1 May, flocks of cattle are gathered in Larraitz to be herded to the highland grasslands until October. The meeting takes place in a cheerful environment, with numerous public, traditional music (trikitixa) enlivening the atmosphere and stalls featuring rural produce, e.g. cider and cheese, as well as crafted products. In 2008 18,000 sheep, 650 mares and 700 cows were expected to follow the seasonal migration to Aralar.
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These feelings are rediscovered and acknowledged as they become intimate. The second archetype, The Couple, is about Abby and Andrew, a couple in a long-term relationship who are having trouble enlivening their love life. On Andrew's birthday they try something new, a strap-on dildo that Abby received as a joke gift at a bachelorette party. Through role reversal, they find satisfaction, and a new understanding and appreciation for each other.
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In the late 1920s, he studied radio, television and languages at Regent Street Polytechnic in London. In 1937, he married his wife Frances, with whom he had two daughters and a son. Unwin later stated that Unwinese had its roots in enlivening the bedtime stories that he used to tell his children. In 1940, he was given a job in transmitter maintenance for the BBC, and was assigned to the Borough Hill transmitting station in Daventry.
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The building was officially opened in October 2001. Her brief was to create "a patterning and enlivening of the glazed and solid surfaces of the building's exterior in a large-scale architectural form." Hagerty said of the commission: "…The end result is a design which concentrates on planar manipulation, palette and perception of space." Hagerty's design was predominantly white, framed with black defining the first floor with large areas of red utilised on the ground floor.
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Belbachir made sure that such khalifal power maintained its sovereignty by enforcing and enlivening it. As time went by, the Spanish authorities came to the realization that the dialogue was strictly with Belbachir. After much political discussion with the Spanish authorities, Belbachir acquired enough leeway to act on his own initiative under certain circumstances. At one point, Belbachir chose to decorate Mustafa el-Nahhas, the First Secretary General of the Arab League, in the name of the khalifa.
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Arabesque-like diapering on the field of the shield of the See of Worcester: Argent, ten torteaux four, three, two, and one Detail of Chinese carved lacquer snuff bottle with Children at Play, and three types of diaper backgrounds, representing ground, water and sky. 18th century Diaper is any of a wide range of decorative patterns used in a variety of works of art, such as stained glass, heraldic shields, architecture, and silverwork. Its chief use is in the enlivening of plain surfaces.
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In general, mirroring the surrounding structures combined with the vegetation and the sky creates a visual effect that expands the enclosed space of a garden. Given the water's direct connection to paradise, its illusionary effects contribute to a visitor's spiritual experience. Another use of water was to provide kinetic motion and sound to the stillness of a walled garden, enlivening the imposing atmosphere. Fountains, called salsabil fountains for "the fountain in the paradise" in Arabic, are prevalent in medieval Islamic palaces and residences.
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By reciting them the cosmos is regenerated, "by enlivening and nourishing the forms of creation at their base." The various Indian philosophies and Hindu denominations have taken differing positions on the Vedas; schools of Indian philosophy which acknowledge the primal authority of the Vedas are classified as "orthodox" (āstika). Other śramaṇa traditions, such as Lokayata, Carvaka, Ajivika, Buddhism and Jainism, which did not regard the Vedas as authorities, are referred to as "heterodox" or "non-orthodox" (nāstika) schools."astika" and "nastika".
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In many of the texts, Ra overcomes these obstacles with the assistance of other deities who travel with him; they stand for various powers that are necessary to uphold Ra's authority. In his passage Ra also brings light to the Duat, enlivening the blessed dead who dwell there. In contrast, his enemies—people who have undermined maat—are tormented and thrown into dark pits or lakes of fire. The key event in the journey is the meeting of Ra and Osiris.
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John Griffith's next major operation came on Farragut's second passage up the Mississippi River. The mortars rained their 8-inch shells on the Confederate batteries at Vicksburg, Mississippi, while the heavy ships steamed by the forts to meet Flag Officer Davis and his Mississippi Flotilla. The schooners then waited for Farragut below Vicksburg, occasionally enlivening their vigil by hurling a few shells at the forts. On 15 July they resumed the bombardment in earnest when the sound of heavy firing announced Farragut's approach.
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Her headdress is draped with a long scarf or train which stretches down her neck and across her left shoulder, contrasting in colour and shape against the black head-wear of her husband. The lines of her face contain touches of white paint to give a highlighting and enlivening effect; they are especially evident around her eyes, the bridge of her nose and around her upper lip. Barbara was attractive in her youth; her son described her as having been "comely and of erect bearing".
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As part of his vision of a statesman and warrior chieftain he conquered many ethnic groups and states, highlighting his conquest of the Collao that enhanced the prestige of the Inca Pachacutec. Due to the remarkable expansion of their domains he was considered an exceptional leader, enlivening glorious epic stories and hymns in tribute to his achievements. Numerous kurakas do not hesitate to recognise his skills and identify him as the "son of the Sun". He conquered the provinces of Colla-Suyu and Chinchay-Suyu.
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Several national hymns and patriotic songs have been included among the songs which every loyal college student knows and loves to sing. While this edition might be greatly improved, it is still hoped that it will fulfill the purpose for which it is designed: —the purpose of affording a means of increasing the pleasures of our college life, and perhaps, a means of enlivening and ennobling the college spirit which prevails among the hundreds who proudly affirm their allegiance to the Scarlet and Gray.
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Young also commented on Almodóvar's fluid idea of sexuality; within his films, LGBT characters do not need to come out as they are already sexually liberated, "enlivening the narrative with complex figures that move beyond trite depictions of the LGBTQI experience". She also wrote about the importance of the relationships between gay men and straight women in Almodóvar's films. In conclusion, Young stated, "Almodóvar is an auteur that designates the queer experience as he sees it the dignity, respect, attention, and recognition it so deserves".
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Through re- enlivening and cultivating local cultural traditions the feeling of self-worth and confidence of the people is strengthened. Through meeting with foreign cultures their horizon is broadened, their consciousness stimulated and they nurture a culture based on peace. In all of its three centres, Monte Azul has theatre and conference rooms as well as libraries so as to give people access to cultural content. A variety of courses, further education, theatrical and musical events take place there, with around 600 people a month participating.
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This seventh album was released on titled Siksakubur, coincide with the event of 2014 Hammersonic Festival where Siksakubur as one of the headliners, which considered as great moment and opportunity to introduce the new album during the event. The pre-launch event was held earlier in at a cafe around Pulo Gadung, eastern Jakarta. Siksakubur invited Disinfected, Rajasinga, Dreamer, Tyranny, Lucretia and Abgotter to participate in enlivening the event. The band was scheduled to hold a tour of several cities in the following month.
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In 1542 he was a candidate for election to Parliament, and noted for enlivening the town of Camarthen by his encouragement of unruly behaviour and resort to force, which prompted his adversary to lodge a complaint. Later in 1546 Devereux would be examined by the Privy Council for comments on religious practices he thought were superstitious. He was Deputy steward of the lordships of Arwystli and Cyfeiliog in Montgomeryshire in 1537. He supported his father in his dispute with the 2nd Earl of Worcester, and the borough of New Camarthen.
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Although this grand festival is known as Thrissur Pooram, it is in fact the conclusion of the eight-day Utsavam of nine temples. The procession of the Thiruvambadi to the grounds of Vadakkunnathan Temple and back is not only important, but also quite enlivening. The marvelous as well as magical effect of the Panchavadyam, a combination of five percussion and wind instruments, is to be felt and enjoyed. Thousands of people from all walks of life gather at the Thekinkadu Maidanam at Thrissur to celebrate the pooram or festival.
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Space is increasingly recessive, surface fracturing is more subdued. Though the geometry remains non-Euclidean and perspective in the tradition of Paul Cézanne—as observed in the angle of the table in relation to the objects placed upon it—mobile perspective is almost entirely vacated. Decorative patterns are more restrained, yet surface textures and a thick application of paint enlivening the flat color areas persist as an essential feature of Metzinger's oeuvre. Considered Cubist in critical circles, the work no longer possess the abrupt angular faceting of Metzinger's pre-1916 Cubism.
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In the spring of 2006, the orchestra performed with the Grammy-award-winning band known as "The Chieftains" at Carnegie Hall in New York City for a St. Patrick's Day concert. In the spring of 2007, the orchestra went on a Florida tour, visiting sights and enlivening audiences with their music. In January 2011, the orchestra went on a similar tour through the gulf coast, making stops in Florida, Alabama, New Orleans, and Tennessee. In the fall of 2007, the symphony performed with the acclaimed jazz master Dave Brubeck and his quartet.
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In the Beauvais 13th-century document the Feast of Asses is already an independent trope with the date and purpose of its celebration changed. At Beauvais the Ass may have continued his minor role of enlivening the long procession of Prophets. On the January 14, however, he discharged an important function in that city's festivities. On the feast of the Flight into Egypt the most beautiful girl in the town, with a pretty child in her arms, was placed on a richly draped ass, and conducted with religious gravity to St Stephen's Church.
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Black Country won the Forward Prize for Best First Collection, the Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize, and the Somerset Maugham Award. Black Country was selected as poetry book of the year by several publications, including The Guardian. Berry's writing is rooted in the landscape and dialect of the West Midlands. In 2014, Ben Wilkinson in The Guardian summarized Black Country: "It digs deep into the poet’s West Midlands roots, enlivening and reimagining the heritage of that eponymous heartland of iron foundries, coal mines and steel mills, on both personal and public footings".
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His commissions became less frequent, as the monotonous rhythm of solemn colonnades and the laconic clarity of symmetrical compositions appeared boring to those courtiers who had found Quarenghi's designs so delightful a decade earlier. Under such circumstances, he visited Italy in 1801 and was given a triumphant welcome. He turned his attention to watercolours, enlivening conventional architectural vistas with genre scenes from everyday city life. He also published several albums of neo-Palladian designs (1787, 1791, 1810) and provided elaborate designs for decorative vases, capitals for columns and metalwork executed for imperial residences, particularly the Winter Palace.
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The beach at this location is enlivening. It is located 5 km west of Udupi town, the administrative headquarters for the Islands. Apart from the Islands, Malpe too has tourist attractions such as the Vadabhandeshwara Temple and an image of Sri Balarama consecrated by the saint Madhwacharya, the founder of Dvaita Philosophy. A detailed description of the natural flora and fauna of the islands and the Deria Bahdur Ghur (the islands north of the port of Malpe, named after the cross set up by Vasco da Gama), have been compiled in a manual by John Sturrocks, the district collector of Mangalore in 1894.
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The black-figure period coincides approximately with the era designated by Winckelmann as the middle to late Archaic, from c. 620 to 480 BC. The technique of incising silhouetted figures with enlivening detail which we now call the black-figure method was a Corinthian invention of the 7th centuryThe terminus ante quem of the late Corinthian black-figure style was established by M. T. Campbell A Well of the Black-figured Period at Corinth, Hesperia, vii (1938), pp. 557–611. and spread from there to other city states and regions including Sparta,C. M. Stibbe Lakonische Vasenmaler des sechsten Jahrhunderts v.chr.
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The State Reception Room is an original space built during the 1928 construction of the Washington State Capitol. With a capacity of 211, it is primarily intended for use by the governor to receive dignitaries, but has also been used for other special events, including inaugural balls, the convening of the Washington delegation to the Electoral College, and addresses by state officials to constituent groups. Interior of the State Reception Room, with Mohawk carpet, pictured in 2013 In 1985, the room was one of several areas in the Capitol that underwent "beautification" by enlivening the marble surfaces of its walls.
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Friedrich's originality should be all the more welcome to us, since it presents us with a form of landscape painting previously less noticed, in which, within its very peculiarity, is revealed a spirited striving after truth."Koerner, 69 Friedrich responded to criticisms with a programme describing his intentions, marking the only time that he publicly offered commentary on his art. He wrote: > "Jesus Christ, nailed to the Cross, is turned to the setting sun, here the > image of the totally enlivening Father. With Christ dies the wisdom of the > old world, the time when God the Father wandered directly on Earth.
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The cider-makers originally beat the strikers alternatingly on the cider press in order to crush apples, adopting a playful and rhythmic pattern as a means to enlivening the long process. Site in Spanish The pattern remains similar: two or three people standing in front of the board beat it each with a striker, they may move along the board in search of different sounds and try faster/slower and harder/softer beats on it. When there are three people playing, the rhythmic pattern is a ternary one (3/8 time or simple triple). Optionally, a player may choose not to strike on the board on their turn (rest).
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Shamanism among Siberian peoples exhibits the great diversity characteristic of shamanism in general.Hoppál 2005: 15 Among several peoples near the Altai Mountains, the new drum of a shaman must go through a special ritual. This is regarded as "enlivening the drum": the tree and the deer who gave their wood and skin for the new drum narrate their whole lives and promise to the shaman that they will serve him. The ritual itself is a libation: beer is poured onto the skin and wood of the drum, and these materials "come to life" and speak with the voice of the shaman in the name of the tree and the deer.
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Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine praised Jhené Aiko for enlivening the song while also dismissing the lyrics as "weird' and "robotic". Mike Diver of Clash Music lauded Aiko's vocals, while noting that the song and "Hold On, We're Going Home" provide an "essential contrast" to the album's overall hip-hop soundscape. Andrew Unterburger of Popdust rated "From Time" three and a half stars out of five, praising it a necessary touch of "sweet and sentimental" while lauding Aiko's vocals as a "most welcome sound." Drew Malmuth of Pretty Much Amazing express an opinion similar to Diver's, commenting "The personal details and specific pieces of imagery are welcome in an album that can veer into the overly abstract.
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Only a fortnight later, the band, at first subdued, broke out in a 'wild strain of brazen minstrelsy' during the final bars of the funeral march in the Eroica Symphony. After the movement was applauded a member of the audience began calling out that a complaint should be lodged, and won general approval, hear, hear, and people standing up to look at him.Shaw 1937, 305-306. On one occasion Lady Henschel and her daughter went to hear Joseph Joachim play at a Saturday 'Pop', but were so aware of the 'rhythmic gay sounds, thumping and shimmering away in a most enlivening manner', that they decided to go and hear Moore and Burgess instead.
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The only thing he knows is that he is the medium between the mystery which wraps him and this new painting he would not have dreamed of previously." (Guy de Montlaur, Petits écrits de nuit). Pierre Vintéjoux wrote in Le Figaro at the time of the exhibition at the Galerie Rolf Lutz: "Over the course of recent paintings, the lyrical verve, often unbridled by the past, has attained a rigour without lessening the liberty of expression that is dear to Montlaur. A new vigour constrains the fluid graphic work and it is helped by the contrasts of the colours that are carefully ordered, with a sort of humour, dark, but always enlivening.
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By reciting them the cosmos is regenerated, "by enlivening and nourishing the forms of creation at their base. As long as the purity of the sounds is preserved, the recitation of the mantras will be efficacious, irrespective of whether their discursive meaning is understood by human beings." Frazier further notes that "later Vedic texts sought deeper understanding of the reasons the rituals worked," which indicates that the Brahmin communities considered study to be a "process of understanding." A literary tradition is traceable in post-Vedic times, after the rise of Buddhism in the Maurya period, perhaps earliest in the Kanva recension of the Yajurveda about the 1st century BCE; however oral tradition of transmission remained active.
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He completed them in 1933 thanks to extensive secretarial help provided by friends and assistants (his condition soon progressed so far that he could not write his name). The first public performance, given by baritone Martial Singher in December 1934 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, featured the orchestral version, with an ensemble conducted by Paul Paray. For the lusty opening "Chanson Romanesque", Ravel chose the quajira dance-pattern, exploiting the quirks of its alternating and meters for word-painting, and enlivening it by sometimes garnishing the with a clashing dissonance. Sensuality subtly increases with a turn to the major, and the final rhapsodizing on the beloved ("O Dulcinée") deepens the emotional perspective of all that has gone before.
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The façade design commission by artist Marie Hagerty was intended to be an opportunity for the artist to work with the large-scale architectural forms in their three-dimensional landscape setting to create a patterning, 'marking', and enlivening of the glazed and solid surfaces of the building's exterior. The building, named after former ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Karmel, was designed and project managed by Guida Mosely Brown Architects in conjunction with commissioned artist Marie Hagerty. It currently houses the Centre for New Media Arts, the Jazz Department and the Percussion Department. It also contains the fourth most important performance space in the ANU campus (after Llewellyn Hall, the Theatre Arts Performance Space and Theatre 1, the Home of Canberra Repertory), the Band Room.
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In 1946, with Cahn having died, Walsh returned to England and became for the next 10 years a professional with Leicestershire, regularly being the county's highest wicket-taker and enlivening many innings with a robust approach to batting. He took more than 100 wickets in seven of those seasons and his total of 170 wickets in 1948 is still the Leicestershire county record for a single season. In 1952, he also scored 1106 runs, to complete the all-rounder's double for the season. He bowled left-handed wrist spin, with two googlies: "one, which could easily be detected, to lull the batsman into a sense of security, when he would unleash the other, which was calculated to deceive even the greatest batsmen".
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Iqbal now depicts himself as Zinda Rud (a stream, full of life) guided by Rumi the master, through various heavens and spheres and has the honour of approaching Divinity and coming in contact with divine illuminations and historical figures including Jamāl al-Dīn al-Afghānī, Said Halim Pasha, Mansur al-Hallaj, Mirza Ghalib and Nietzsche. Several problems of life are discussed and philosophical answers are provided to them. It is an exceedingly enlivening study. His hand falls heavily on the traitors to their nation like Mir Jafar from Bengal and Mir Sadiq from the Deccan, who were instrumental in the defeat and death of Nawab Siraj-Ud-Daulah of Bengal and Tipu Sultan of Mysore respectively by betraying them for the benefit of the British.
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In 1967, Appalachian, now officially Appalachian State University, became a regional university. Dr. Nicholas Erneston was appointed Dean of the newly organized College of Fine and Applied Arts (which included the Music Department), and in 1969 a proposal was presented to the North Carolina General Assembly to construct on campus a fine arts complex which would include an auditorium and buildings for art, music, speech, and drama. With the induction of Appalachian State University into the University of North Carolina system in 1972, Chancellor Herbert W. Wey encouraged faculty members to be as creative as they dared. The Music Department met the challenge both with the engagement of world-class performers as applied music faculty, as well as with an explosion of creative ideas, enlivening the curriculum.
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Other Peripatetics, like Dicaearchus, Aristoxenus, and especially Strato, developed further this naturalism in Aristotelian doctrine. Theophrastus seems, generally speaking, where the investigation overstepped the limits of experience, to have preferred to develop the difficulties rather than solve them, as is especially apparent in his Metaphysics. He was doubtful of Aristotle's teleology and recommended that such ideas be used with caution: He did not follow the incessant attempts by Aristotle to refer phenomena to their ultimate foundations, or his attempts to unfold the internal connections between the latter, and between them and phenomena. In antiquity, it was a subject of complaint that Theophrastus had not expressed himself with precision and consistency respecting God, and had understood it at one time as Heaven, at another an (enlivening) breath (pneuma).
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They show that some of Isis's followers thought she would guide them to a better afterlife, but they also suggest the Isis cult had no firm picture of the afterlife and that Isiacs drew upon both Greek and Egyptian precedents to envision it. Some inscriptions say that the devotees would benefit from Osiris's enlivening water, while others refer to the Fortunate Isles of Greek tradition. None of them make specific reference to mystery rites, and the mysteries may not have been considered necessary for receiving Isis's blessing. The ancient Egyptians believed that Osiris lived on in the Duat after death, thanks in part to Isis's help, and that after their deaths they could be revived like him with the assistance of other deities, including Isis.
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Hutcheson, who responded. The next toast was The Guest of the > Evening, for the drinking of which flowing bumpers were ordered, and the > injunction heartily obeyed. Col. Ball spoke of the residence here of Mr Kerr > for seven or eight years, during which time he had always passed about in a > most pleasing way, assisting in amusements and enlivening social > intercourse, thus endearing him to many friends. In connection with the > Hospital and charitable movements his energy was conspicuous, which > conjoined with his other merits it had been decided upon to present him with > a testimonial, to mark their appreciation of his worth, which testimonial he > could carry with him as a testimony of heartfelt friendship, and the esteem > in which he was held by those amongst whom he moved.
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The video begins in a futuristic cafeteria with kids, dubbed the "Warriorettes", sitting down at tables wearing all white while the tables and walls are gray. Smith then enters the room in colorful attire, including a blue vest, orange pants and a belt with her name on it, while donning rhinestones on her lips and extravagant nail tips. With her braids shaped to form a heart, she carries a boombox filled with paint and plays it while undoing her braids and dipping them into paint inside the stereo, using her hair as a paintbrush and enlivening the atmosphere with colors. Smith then performs dance moves and gets the classroom involved, which is intercut with the singer now donning a colorful mohawk, performing choreography with dancers with blue shirts in front of a light blue backdrop.
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Decibel Magazine quoted (Sept 2020): "Subzero is one of the most unique, multi-dimensional, enlivening acts to ever grind its way out of the legendary New York hardcore scene, period. I don’t think even longtime fans are prepared for the fury and awesomeness the band has harnessed in their recent 2020 sessions. Subzero has put the elements of its past work/evolutions together in a sharper, defter way than ever before and now returns, perhaps improbably, with some of the best material of its storied career. Metal Maniacs magazine says of the band, "Subzero are one of the most significant forces to be reckoned with in New York hardcore...One of NY's most promising and powerful Hardcore/Metal acts...This style of hardcore sounds like no other..Punctuated by seriously metallic and almost artsy moments.
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Ettlingers, 146; Lightbown, 235 ignores this to derive her from Ghiberti's surrounds to the doors of the Florence Baptistery The Saint George-like statue in a niche above the central group seems to be from a fresco by Andrea del Castagno.Legouix, 114 Other scenes probably derive from ancient engraved gems, and one recreates another of Lucian's descriptions, of a family of centaurs by Zeuxis (below the throne).Lightbown, 231, 235 In general, though many of the subjects of the decorative sculpture are classical, the style of their depiction, especially in the statues, is firmly from Botticelli's own period.Ettlingers, 202–203; Legouix, 114 The palace is beside the sea, which can be seen, flat and plain, through the windows;Lightbown, 234 as often, Botticelli has little interest in enlivening his depiction of landscape with detail.
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In this time Woodward had been active with a plan to move the College to a place with surroundings more conductive to its healthy growth. D. F. de Silva of Minuwangoda with the assistance of the members of the Weerasiri family, purchased and donated a land called “Devatagawatta” far from the madding crowd, in a salubrious and elevated plot of land. It was a magical charming hillock with enlivening beauty of the central highlands painted on its eastern sky. It had attracted the attention Woodward who had a high sense of aesthetic beauty. The panoramic view of the Sripada (Adam’s peak) also said that it is the most suitable place to a Buddhist school. On 15 January 1908 at 2:14pm Woodward had laid the foundation stone of the Olcott hall.
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Following the strong foundation of early childhood and the elementary grades, the students are well prepared for the rigorous academic work brought in high school, where they receive a broad and rich education. In high school, the students are developmentally ready for testing and grading, which is documented in mid-year and year-end report cards - all closely monitored by the student in conjunction with each subject teacher (up to 14 different teachers, each an expert in their field of study). The social and community service that is an integral part of the high school journey helps the teenager navigate adolescence with a warm heart and a sense of purpose. The end result is an enlivening education which puts a high value on Waldorf students at colleges and universities across the country and abroad.
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Wallis's grave at St. Lawrence Church, Effingham, Surrey, pictured in 2013 In April 1922, Wallis met his cousin-in-law, Molly Bloxam, at a family tea party. She was 17 and he was 34, and her father forbade them from courting. However, he allowed Wallis to assist Molly with her mathematics courses by correspondence, and they wrote some 250 letters, enlivening them with fictional characters such as "Duke Delta X". The letters gradually became personal, and Wallis proposed marriage on her 20th birthday. They were married on 23 April 1925, and remained so for 54 years until his death in 1979. For 49 years, from 1930 until his death, Wallis lived with his family in Effingham, Surrey, and he is now buried at the local St. Lawrence Church together with his wife.
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Contemporary Cheriyal Dolls The traditional art form became an inseparable part of the profession of the story-telling, balladeer community known as Kaki Padagollu. They displayed the scrolls and accompanied by music and dance went from village to village narrating and singing their ballads based from their rich folklore which was rooted in the Puranas and Indian Epics, enlivening many a lazy village evening. In a typical recitation, the storyteller-balladeer would wander from village to village in a team of usually five people, with two to narrate the story while the others would provide a simple but hectic musical accompaniment with the harmonium, tabala and castanets. The stage would also be a simple affair (many times even to the extent of being a rough and ready fixture), erected on four poles with a horizontal bar on which the scrolls could be displayed.
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This mirrors Hume's earlier account of causal reasoning: both processes move along the three natural relations, channeling the force and vivacity of vivid perceptions into faint ideas, enlivening them into much stronger perceptions. Pride or shame in one's reputation, Hume continues, stems primarily from the sympathetically communicated opinions of others. But additional factors play a role: others might be seen as a good judge of character ("authority"), and the very question of one's self-worth is both emotionally heightened and apt to evoke a self-conscious deference to the opinions of others. The resulting account explains various observations: why pride is affected more by the opinions of certain people (those whose character we like, whose judgment we respect, or who we have known for a long time), and less by opinions we know to be false (and thus cannot share in).
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Chesnut's reputation rests on the fact that she created literature while keeping the sense of events unfolding; she described people in penetrating and enlivening terms and conveyed a novelistic sense of events through a "mixture of reportage, memoir and social criticism".Taylor, William R. "Mary Chesnut's Diary". New York Times, "Letters to the Editor" section, May 17, 1981. Critic and writer Edmund Wilson summarized her achievement: > The very rhythm of her opening pages at once puts us under the spell of a > writer who is not merely jotting down her days but establishing, as a > novelist does, an atmosphere, an emotional tone...Starting out with > situations or relationships of which she cannot know the outcome, she takes > advantage of the actual turn of events to develop them and round them out as > if she were molding a novel.
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Questions about translation are also covered by this doctrine according to Olson. He holds that it is by the empowering by the Holy Spirit that the truth of the Gospels overcomes any concern over problems of both evangelizing through an interpreter and translations of texts including the Bible. He holds that textual translators uses of paraphrases, their attempts to convey the "sense" of a text rather than make a literal translation, the additions or removal of words (depending on manuscripts translated), alterations to convey understanding because of changes in the modern language usage, and a host of other concerns are overcome by the Holy Spirit's enlivening in this manner. By this then translators additions of words to convey meaning are not violations of Revelation 22:18-19 because the prohibition there is not about mere words but deeper spiritual truths.
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He creates a true musical world for the characters and, within that world, each character has tunes and phrases which assist in illuminating them and their part in the story. There are plenty of thrilling musical passages, some gentle and heartbreaking ones, as well as joyful and colourful (and tuneful) numbers. It’s the kind of score which engulfs you with its charm and spirit and, at the end, you just want to listen to it again.” In his article "The Best of 2015" for Live Theatre UK, Collins singled out “Union Theatre’s magical enlivening of The Spitfire Grill, a heart-warming but difficult American tale of redemption and fortitude which deserves a further, extensive life in the West End.” In The Stage, Mark Shenton found the show “a chamber musical that mines surprising depths in its portrait of the healing qualities of small-town community life.
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Not only was every civic association and benevolent society represented in the vast procession, but the German citizens of the north west had selected St. Joseph as the place for holding their annual Sangerfest on the same day. The procession which traversed the streets of St. Joseph, was never equaled west of the Mississippi. Every trade was represented. The cooper was hooping barrels in his improvised shop on wheels, the shoemaker was pegging at his last, the axhandle manufacturers were using their drawing knives, and turning out handles with the same celerity that marked their labors at home, lathes, looms, steam engines, collar factories, trunk establishments and an endless variety of other trades and appliances of mechanical labor, were in full blast, in the vast stream of human industry, that moved along the streets to the enlivening music of six or eight brass bands.
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He said this style is not at odds with the subject matter of the story because Rosa Burger, daughter of a revolutionary, believes herself to be an "aristocrat of the revolution". Tess Lemmon writing in the New Internationalist magazine called Burger's Daughter "arguably [Gordimer's] best novel", and complimented her on her characterisation, attention to detail, and ability to blend "the personal and the political". Lemmon noted that the book's "subtle, lyrical writing" brings the reader into the characters' minds, which "is an enlivening but uncomfortable place to be". In a review of Gordimer's 1980 story collection, A Soldier's Embrace in The New York Times Book Review, American novelist and critic A. G. Mojtabai stated that despite the troubled times Gordimer lived through at the time she wrote Burger's Daughter, she remained "subdued" and "sober", and even though she "scarcely raise[d] her voice", it still "reverberate[d] over a full range of emotion".
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Isis and Nephthys took part in funeral ceremonies, where two wailing women, much like those in the festival at Abydos, mourned the deceased as the two goddesses mourned Osiris. Isis was frequently shown or alluded to in funerary equipment: on sarcophagi and canopic chests as one of the four goddesses who protected the Four Sons of Horus, in tomb art offering her enlivening milk to the dead, and in the tyet amulets that were often placed on mummies to ensure that Isis's power would shield them from harm. Late funerary texts prominently featured her mourning for Osiris, and one such text, one of the Books of Breathing, was said to have been written by her for Osiris's benefit. In Nubian funerary religion, Isis was regarded as more significant than her husband, because she was the active partner while he only passively received the offerings she made to sustain him in the afterlife.
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