He loved life but he tended to go to the extreme.
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"It wasn't supposed to go to the extreme it went, of course not," he said.
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So far, the government is unwilling to go to the extreme of calling for intervention by Beijing.
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Alternatively, it could go to the extreme of committing a DDOS attack or other show of force or retaliation.
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Legislation would basically prevent blocking, throttling and paid prioritization but doesn't go to the extreme of reclassifying broadband as a telecommunications service.
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We've seen people go to the extreme in the name of good swatches before, but we've never seen anything quite as creative as this.
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Instead, he has to go to the extreme of saying that not releasing his taxes was, in fact, a reason that people voted for him.
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Certain things I do in videos, I go to the extreme, but I won't go to the major, major extreme where my daughter's gonna look back at it.
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While you might not want to go to the extreme of surgery, perhaps it would be fun to try on a pair of pointed ears at your next office party?
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According to Stoffer, it is unlikely that the US would go to the extreme of firing a shot across the bow of a Russian ship or shooting down a Russian jet carrying out an unsafe move.
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While the looks ahead don't go to the extreme, these culottes and other wide-legged offerings will have you convinced, showing just how good they look with high-neck blouses, transitional outerwear, and any type of shoe.
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"If the U.S. government were to go to the extreme of not allowing U.S. companies to disclose their IP in China, that could hurt the U.S. companies as well," said Ling Ho, a partner with law firm Clifford Chance, and a specialist in IP disputes.
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The Wugai Mountain Hunting Field has a mild climate and temperatures do not go to the extreme in either winter or summer, making it popular among holidayers, adventure seekers, and scientists alike. The Sambar deer, one of the species that can be hunted in the Wugai Mountain Hunting Field.
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Hegel went to the extreme objective side so Kierkegaard decided to go to the extreme subjective side. Even some theistic realms of thought do not agree with the implications that this phrase carries. For instance, C. S. Lewis argues against the idea that Christianity requires a "leap of faith," (as the term is most commonly understood). One of Lewis' arguments is that supernaturalism, a basic tenet of Christianity, can be logically inferred based on a teleological argument regarding the source of human reason.
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Finally, Evangelium vitae states that "execution is only appropriate in cases of absolute necessity, in other words when it would not be possible otherwise to defend society". However, in today's society, with the improvement of the penal system these cases are very rare. The purpose of punishment is "to redress the disorder caused by the offense". The nature and extent of the punishment must be carefully examined and should not go to the extreme except in cases in which it is required.
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The Doctor flees with Clara and steals a TARDIS from the workshops under the Capitol, telling her he held out confessing to have something to bargain for her life with. The Doctor attempts to take Clara far enough away that her pulse will resume and she will not have to be returned to the moment of her death, despite potentially damaging time itself in the process. When this fails, they go to the extreme end of the universe. The Doctor finds the immortal human Ashildr waiting in the ruins of Gallifrey.
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Younger generations are typically more unbothered by heavily tattooed women, while older generation including the participants parents are more likely to look down on them, some even go to the extreme of disowning their children for getting tattoos. Typically how the family reacts is an indicator of their relationship in general. Family members who weren't accepting of tattoos often wanted to scrub the images off, pour holy water on them or have them surgically removed. Families who were emotionally accepting of their family members were able to maintain close bonds after tattooing.
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The film includes a personal perspective on the life of Ingrid Newkirk and her daily routine of balancing her own life and protecting the life of animals. It exposes her willingness to go to the extreme in her fight for animal rights. Due to her commitment and dedication to the fight for ethical treatment of animals, Ingrid Newkirk illustrates why PETA is one of the most successful animal rights organizations. Matthew Galkin was asked in an interview why he chose to film this documentary, and he claimed that it was a classic David and Goliath story of advocating on the behalf of animals.
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Morgan stood up to Milbarge to protect Chuck, and when Chuck skipped his interview for an emergency mission, Morgan tried unsuccessfully to interview on his behalf. Recalling the long-term pain that Jill caused Chuck with their first break-up, Morgan was upset when he thought Chuck was cheating on Sarah with Jill. Later, Morgan is distressed to learn that Ellie supported Chuck's intent to break up with Sarah, and quickly reminded her that Sarah was the best thing to have happened to Chuck since the Jill break-up."Chuck Versus the Beefcake" Morgan was even willing to go to the extreme measure of delaying Ellie's wedding to cover for Chuck.
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His ways of murder are incredibly savage, such as punching off the top of a man's skull, pulling out intestines, and crushing heads with one hand. He is filled with an excessive amount of rage that is so strong and psychotic that even Bambi has a very difficult time defeating him. ;Mama :A horrible Western woman and a master of violence with a Rasputin-complex, Mama is the leader of 'Mama's Gang', one of the most notorious gangs in the world. Brutal and an all-around dysfunctional killer, Bambi had to go to the extreme of lighting Mama on fire and finally blowing her up to kill her.
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Which isn't to say that we'll never see the Arendelle gals again.""Once Upon a Time recap: 'Heroes & Villains'" from Entertainment Weekly (December 14, 2014) Amy Ratcliffe of IGN gave the episode a great review: "Tonight's Once proved yet again that the show is at its strongest when it's propelled by its primary cast instead of the current 'theme.' Regina, Rumple, and Belle all had beautiful scenes that were well performed, and it was a nice twist to see Belle stand up for herself and go to the extreme of banishing Rumple. That alone makes for an interesting back half of the season; let's keep our fingers crossed and hope the Queens of Darkness don't screw things up.
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The (2nd century BCE) Huainanzi uses Wuji six times. One syntactically playful passage says a sage can qiong wuqiong "exhaust the inexhaustible" (used in Xunzi above) and ji wuji "[go to the] extreme [of] the extremeless". > It is only these men who know how to preserve the root from which all > creation springs, and the causes, or antecedents, of all the affairs of > life. Therefore they are all able to pursue their investigations without > limit, and to reach that which has no end; they understand all things > thoroughly, without any misconception or delusion; they respond to all > requirements as the echo to a sound, and that untiringly; and this ability > may be called the endowment of Heaven.
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However, one of Vitín's trade moves is to ask questions about the guest's personal likings and agree with whatever the guest says, even self- contradicting himself or his values if the guest says something that Vitín has not expected. For example, Vitín might go to the extreme of saying he hates wrestling if his male guest doesn't like the sport. Usually the interview ends with a blatant pass or physical gesture that embarrasses the guest (a typical one is Vitín standing up, turning around and pump up his muscles with his backside to the guest, flaunting his derriere to him). Usually guests play along until they cannot follow the joke any longer.
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Towards the end of her show's run, many topics (and mainly the guests) began to go to the extreme as many fights were breaking out, and Watts struggled to maintain order on the set. Watts was faced with the claim that this was turning out to be "another Jerry Springer Show"; because of this, among other problems that she was facing, Watts and her producers soon ended the series on September 17, 1997. The opening sequence video used in 1994 both early and late used a sphere-like period symbol drawing out the name 'Rolonda' following her smiling for the introduction. In the 1995-1997 seasons, the city of New York was used in vignette scenes of Rolonda connecting with fellow guests in numerous of ways.
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Thus, Belle's passion for reading was vastly expanded upon, borrowing from both the Little Woman character Jo March and Woolverton's own love of reading to further demonstrate the character's intelligence and open mind. Both Woolverton and O'Hara encouraged the filmmakers to emphasize the intelligent and book-loving aspects of Belle's personality. However, at times the animators struggled to fulfill Woolverton's vision. Originally, Belle was depicted constantly crying throughout her imprisonment; Woolverton resented this, arguing that the character was much more likely to be either searching for an escape or simply "be intrigued that she was living in an enchanted castle" than crying. "Once everybody realized she wasn’t going to be this typical Disney female, they would go to the extreme ... She became bitchy"; the screenwriter argued that Belle would be "too smart" to act this way.
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Genghis Khan besieged Bukhara for fifteen days in 1220 CE. According to Juvaini, after Genghis Khan took Bukhara "he contented himself with looting and slaughter only once and did not go to the extreme of a general massacre" as he did in Khorasan, although most of the city burned. He chose a moderate path between mercy and punishment because the population readily submitted while the garrison in the citadel resisted. Although he spared most adults, Genghis Khan killed 30,000 Qangli Turks who were "taller than the butt of a whip" on account of their loyalty to Sultan Muhammad, then conscripted all remaining able-bodied men into service. At the same time that the Mongols brought in Central Asian Muslims to serve as administrators in China, the Mongols sent Han Chinese and Khitans from China to serve as administrators over the Muslim population in Bukhara.
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Pope John Paul II advocated incarceration in lieu of the death penalty whenever possible. In his 1995 encyclical titled (The Gospel of Life), Pope John Paul II suggested that capital punishment should be avoided unless it is the only way to defend society from the offender in question, opining that punishment "ought not go to the extreme of executing the offender except in cases of absolute necessity: in other words, when it would not be possible otherwise to defend society. Today, however, as a result of steady improvements in the organization of the penal system, such cases are very rare, if not practically non-existent."Papal encyclical, Evangelium Vitae, 25 March 1995 The Catechism of the Catholic Church was then updated in 1997 in support of John Paul II's statements on the death penalty in his Evangelium Vitae, with the Catechism now stating that: However, Cardinal Ratzinger (later Pope Benedict XVI) suggested that the 1995 assessment of the contemporary situation advanced by John Paul II was not necessarily binding on the Catholic faithful in regard to capital punishment.
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" The Phoenix gave it three stars out of four and said that "in a sense, the veil is lifted ever-so-slightly with [Noctourniquet]: although [The Mars Volta] still wump you with weird on sonic gauntlets like "Molochwalker" and the title track, they also hit on some great choruses and comprehensible songcraft that, unlike most of their earlier work, is commendable for something other than the effort it took to create it."The Phoenix review Beats Per Minute gave the album a 71% score and said that it was "most certainly not a pinnacle for the group, but it is a welcome rekindling of the same spirit and sonic magnitude that fueled their last undisputed gem, 2005's Frances the Mute."Beats Per Minute review Spin gave the album a score of seven out of ten and said it "really does feel like the band's most accessible effort in years."Spin review Drowned in Sound also gave it seven out of ten and said, "The way it continues to go to the extreme within more conventional confines seems to have extracted both more emotional engagement as well as energy from The Mars Volta.
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