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Slouka writes forgivingly of her affair with F., revealing that she could experience joy, even illicitly.
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I have perspective on it and can reflect a little more logically and thoughtfully and forgivingly than I could have right out of the gate.
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This is critical in part because ethics challenges that make headlines rarely seem as forgivingly cutting edge (the kind that the company "couldn't and shouldn't have known" about) when regulators and the public look back with 20/20 hindsight.
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As much as it's filled with images of dejection, the album always resists the sort of preachy, generational hand-wringing of a Sun Kil Moon or Father John Misty record to look back on difficult times as forgivingly as possible.
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In this episode, she manifests as a product of John's imagination, a projection, à la Inception, who is forced to nod understandingly and forgivingly the moment John finally confesses to "her" that he spent the last weeks of their relationship cheating on her emotionally.
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In fact, Outram treats Kaufmann's only fault humorously and forgivingly: "We looked forward to a good hot supper, when, to our dismay, it was discovered that we were matchless! Christian, probably for the first time in his career, had omitted to bring a single one--a doubly reprehensible oversight for a habitual smoker."Outram, p. 412. Christian & Hans Kaufmann with tent in Prospector's Valley.
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More vituperation followed when Pincher's allegations of Driberg's links with the Russian secret service were published in 1981; Pincher christened him "Lord of the Spies".Pincher (1982), pp. 237–45 However, Foot dismissed these accusations as typical of the "fantasies of the secret service world that seem to have taken possession of Pincher's mind". Foot added that Driberg "had always been much too ready to look forgivingly on Communist misdeeds, but this attitude was combined with an absolutely genuine devotion to the cause of peace".
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Known for his unique voice and truthful, brave characters, actors and audiences are consistently drawn to Cummings' work because of his ability to write forgivingly, comically and deeply about being a human being. Bent But Not Broken, a memoir of connection, Peyronie's disease and marriage, was published by Heliotrope Books. An excerpt was published in Epiphany Literary Journal. The Water Tribe (full-length play) was co-produced by Ensemble Studio Theatre Los Angeles and VS. Theatre Company, directed by Tricia Small, featuring Hannah Prichard, Christopher Reiling, Jayne Taini, Jon Joseph Gentry and Alexandra Daniels.
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