The tech platforms were nonexistent or half-formed, and in that half-formed stage, not equipped to be places where people could produce music or videos or opinions or movements.
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Mum wanders in, one hand pinned to her half-formed gèlè.
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"Exac…" my half-formed word hangs in the boardroom air, ignored.
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Posthumous books almost always feel half-formed, coincidental, unpublished for a reason.
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Perhaps seeking to turn a half-formed philosophy into action, he gives up proselytizing.
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They see the answers to such questions like half-formed shadows playing against a wall.
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Leaving a half-formed law in place could cause even more disruption to insurance markets.
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Trump critics seized a half-formed narrative and recast it to suit their own messaging.
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And many of those words started as private, half-formed thoughts she stored in those diaries.
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"The Lesser Bohemians," like "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing," is all about the voice.
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This episode stands apart from the rest of the season because of how half-formed the plot feels.
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Commentary from Julian Zelizer During the debates, Trump tends to speak through constant references, often with half-formed sentences.
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It's five half-formed ideas wriggling out of the remains of what was once a pro-WikiLeaks first draft.
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Mr. Amato's brooding man-child features and skinny frame give physical expression to Pio's in-between, half-formed state.
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What you're left with is an endless litany of half-formed ideas that amount to nothing more than classroom sniggering.
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It's 12 minutes of screeching distortion, a melody that circles back half-formed, then Dalle laughs manically; a coming undone.
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Eimear McBride's first novel, "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing," focused the reader on the words — disordered, rumpled, real.
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His nearly manic manner had dissipated into a fog of half-formed sound bites and what felt like sincere anxiety.
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Stars, they really are just like us—they mostly experience politics as a set of emotional impulses and half-formed thoughts.
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For me, a socially awkward bookworm, it was a time that mingled uncertainty and big half-formed dreams for the future.
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Still, these half-formed thoughts naturally garnered attention, coming as they did from the most important pair of thumbs in the world.
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But the GNA has struggled to impose its authority in the capital, remaining half-formed and short of popular and logistical support.
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That might not seem apparent, as the search engine is often the place where you dump your half-formed and random questions.
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Artists and designers, Groene told me (speaking from experience, obviously), are always sketching half-formed ideas on whiteboards, napkins and moleskin notebooks.
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Her company was an inspiration for Galley Beggar Press, the independent publisher behind Eimar McBride's A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing.
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Now, you find yourself with a half-formed list of ideas for your loved ones and zero time to track the items down.
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As I pivot from oversharing my personal plight to thoughtlessly spewing out half-formed ideas about our current political hell, my following surges.
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The actor learned to apply his own greasepaint and kept a journal of half-formed jokes and frenzied thoughts that appears in the movie.
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"Never Look Away" bristles with half-formed thoughts and almost-heady insights, and hums with an ambition that is exasperating and exhilarating in equal measure.
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A Colombian woman has given birth to a baby whose abdomen contained the tiny, half-formed — but still growing — body of her own twin sister.
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Where the world of Fallen London was set in a vast underworld called the Neath, Sunless Skies occurs in an expanse of half-formed void.
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We also start talking sales strategy, and my brain starts filling with a bazillion half-formed questions that distract me from being present in the conversation.
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I met his half-formed teats, all 13 of them, and his thick, tough skin, and his knee joints that rotate 360 degrees, like a demon's.
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It's a schizophrenic jumble of ideas, full of half-formed gameplay conceits and aesthetic influences that range from proletarian Soviet art to Terry Gilliam to Godzilla movies.
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It is an unlikely plot, but Ms Onuzo pulls it off, revealing the fault lines in her country's society—or indeed those of any half-formed democracy.
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With half-formed ideas and an unearned ambiguous ending, this cruel-for-the-sake-of-cruelty film is sorely in need of a second or third draft.
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But his government has remained half-formed, unable to win backing from power-brokers in eastern Libya or effectively impose its authority in Tripoli and the west.
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I really enjoyed that in the original seven books, Bellatrix was just evil and badass and awful on her own, without wanting a (half-formed, mostly incorporeal) man!
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Coppola patiently registers every fleeting glance and half-formed gesture, every subtle spike in mood or shift in allegiance, until we find ourselves at the point of no return.
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All of a sudden a half-formed game planned for release in one country and store becomes a fully-formed one in 6 countries and multiple stores and sales.
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It is a novel about lesbian sexual awakening told with deep sympathy and respect for its hero, even though that hero is so half-formed that she's barely autonomous.
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When the astonishing Irish actress Aoife Duffin makes her entrance in "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing," drifting through a corridor of gray light, her features are indistinguishable.
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Having lived with Frankel for three years now, Bailoni's gotten accustomed to his bandmate wandering into his room in the morning with a half-formed hook ready to go.
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At one point, half-formed memories begin to play Lynchian tricks on his mind, from a ballroom dance, to half-human half-dog creatures pottering about in the background.
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This was the whole point of the evening; the Young British Heritage Society is the latest half-formed thing to rise out of our increasingly stupid free speech wars.
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Aside from some unexplained red balloons on the floor when the show begins, the room's main decorative accents are wall-filling, smudged scribbles and drawings of half-formed faces.
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As he faced the prospect of hanging, he became "skittish, excited", but despite the urgings of the gutter press, who branded him a "half-formed monster", the jury was merciful.
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She wrote her first novel, A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, in six months when she was 27, but it took her almost a decade to find a publisher.
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If she likes an emoji, she'll throw a handful of them in to replace actual words, and if she has a half-formed epiphany, she'll share it with you immediately.
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But the note-taking app you've been using is so cluttered and unorganized that your wonderful idea vanishes into the void, following all the other half-formed notions before it.
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When Trump first started running for president, there was a sense that "Trumpism"—basically whatever half-formed idea came out of his mouth most recently—was different from ordinary Republicanism.
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The problem when he came into WWE—as a tag-team champion with Chris Palumbo—was that he had a half-formed clay quality to go with all the raw talent.
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Lucy and Andy's computers at the Twin Peaks police department clearly access an older iteration of the internet, or a old-timer's half-formed guess at what the modern internet is like.
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The point of Julie is that she's a half-formed creature who we're watching take shape, partly through the development of her own nature and partly under the influence of external forces.
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Pamuk has a masterly control of mood in this section of the novel, and its sometimes stilted language seems apt for his half-formed, often arrogant, intellectually and sexually curious young narrator.
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Over the course of the afternoon, D'Aita showed Masu more: an Olympic-size swimming pool, a racetrack, a nursing home — all of them abandoned mid-construction, like so many half-formed thoughts.
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"Players find themselves on distorted desert landscapes full of massive half-formed structures, living biological threats, and the remains of a once strong military force now litter the landscape," said Konami in a press release.
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The pair's second outing together feels something like a sequel, though it's really more of a sliding door: an intriguing if ultimately half-formed mash-up of supernatural horror, celebrity satire, and stylized art-house ennui.
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Like many of my peers, Twitter was also instrumental in building my writing career—it was a place to make new friends and connections, a platform to throw out half-formed ideas to see what stuck.
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For what she calls a "shaped stream of memories," she sets up a shimmering foreground of constantly shifting sonorities that give way at times to banal half-formed tunes evoking Ivesian brass bands or Balkan dance melodies.
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I could hold an entire meeting hostage as I worked through a half-formed idea, watching as heads swiveled toward me in silent, animal unison, waiting patiently for me to finish even as I stumbled through a thought.
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On "Tarifa," one of the best tracks on "Are We There," her lyrics are gasped and half formed—it is a profound way to express the exhaustion of deep love: Tell me when Tell me when is this over?
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And that never bothered me until I was a teenager, when I began to notice other Iranian American, second-generation kids who could speak Farsi, who had relationships with their grandparents beyond half-formed sentences and long-distance phone calls.
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"In the background of Alto's Adventure, you see this purposeless geography — bridges that go to nowhere, monuments that are half-formed — and as a player, it always created this feeling in me of wanting to go into the background," says Cymet.
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Where the insecurity of The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, and Life is Strange might be measured by their eager emulation of television drama, Episode One's identity crisis is present in its weak shooting mechanics and half-formed character dynamics.
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Erik Agard: Music and wordplay are but two of Alex's superpowers (you can see some of her punny drawings on her Instagram), so when this puzzle's then-half-formed theme needed rescuing, I knew who to shine the Bat Signal for.
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Fine's liquescent, luminous color washes in "Untitled" (1951), from her breakthrough Prescience series, feature pinks, grays, and yellows in which pictographic and calligraphic forms materialize, seeming to float in and out of the picture plane like half-formed apprehensions coasting through the subconscious.
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The joke, if you can't tell from the title, is that Tingle's work is notoriously mystifying, verging somewhere between absurdist surrealism and stream-of-consciousness badfic; it's anthropomorphic porn as if written by someone with disjointed, half-formed thoughts and limited powers of expression.
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Earlier this year, Trump briefly claimed he was Looking Very Strongly at a new repeal bill, but as with most of the half-formed but incredibly strong urges that bubble up to the surface of his minestrone brain, he has since stopped talking about it.
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For the most part, the people who have made and criticized films over the past two decades have shared little love for video games — which remains to be perceived, by skeptics, as a half-formed medium for puerile loners swilling Mountain Dew and struggling to bleach Cheetos stains from their sweatpants.
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Adapted for the stage by Annie Ryan (also its director), "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing" is based on the much-laureled first novel of Eimear McBride, a book that was rejected repeatedly by publishers and consigned to a desk drawer for a decade before seeing the light of print.
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With their eyes trained on a gilded frame containing a smeared, half-formed image of a distinguished gentleman, a small group of potential bidders gathered Friday night over cocktails at Christie's New York and heard the pitch: here was the first portrait generated by an algorithm to come up for auction.
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The artist's urethane casts of sofas and sectionals, drooping from the walls like half-formed bodies, are accompanied by aluminum-saturated soda cans and a shocking display of more than a hundred dolls of the artist's mother, stacked on Costco shelving like so many family-size bricks of junk food.
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I think it's telling that the reason the Manson girls (and Tex) go after Rick and Cliff is that Rick was in a TV Western, and the Mansonites make a half-formed argument that it was TV that taught them to kill and, thus, by killing Rick, they'll be righting a wrong.
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If I was going to spend $2,000 on a daily driver (though honestly, there's no need to), I sure as hell wouldn't pick the one with all kinds of weird, half-formed multitasking gestures, semi-functional cross-app compatibility and app features and selection highly curated and restricted by the people who own the store.
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What makes it bearable is that the Roys are half-formed people who keep throwing themselves at each other in the hope that the resulting conflict will suddenly make them become human beings, never quite realizing that what's holding them back is the staggering amount of wealth they possess, wealth they will never give up.
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In his early years, he delighted in remembering later on, he was described as an "enfant terrible" of his field; at an age when others would retire (he never did) he re-styled himself as wily old Uncle Syd, dispensing sharp questions and half-formed provocations, surprising young researchers with an ability to know what organism they were working on by reading just a snatch of DNA or protein sequence over their shoulder.
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A month earlier, he'd performed a couple of songs on "Saturday Night Live," including the title track , which begins the album: The comedy of man starts like this Our brains are way too big for our mothers' hips And so Nature, she divines this alternative We emerge half-formed and hope that whoever greets us on the other end Is kind enough to fill us in And, babies, that's pretty much how it's been ever since.
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A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing is the debut novel of Eimear McBride.
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Scotty writes the lyrics, and runs half-formed songs past his brood, before sending them to Nick to musicalise.
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By thus emphasizing the presence of the reader and leaving images and arguments half-formed, Paine encourages his readers to complete them independently.Smith, 56.
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He tries such exotic dishes as pufferfish, still beating cobra heart, "lobster blood" (a mix of lobster sexual organs and vodka), and soft- boiled balut - duck embryo with half-formed bones and feathers.
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McBride at the 2016 Texas Book Festival. Eimear McBride (born 1976) is an Irish novelist whose debut novel, A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing, won the inaugural Goldsmiths Prize in 2013 and the 2014 Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction.
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It was Auyon's drive to form a band who would only compose original numbers in Bengali played in a backdrop of Rock arrangements. He approached, Kingshuk Chakraborty (Piqloo), a natural percussionist,and Anindyo Bose. That was a half-formed band. St.Xavier's provided the rest.
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In late 1995 Ryan and Rebecca's half formed "anymore" (as in: "We're not Anomie anymore.") and released two CDs. After "anymore" dissolved, they became Halou, releasing their debut album, We Only Love You in 1998, on a small, independent label called Bedazzled. We Only Love You was followed by a compilation of non-album tracks entitled Sans Soucie in 1999.
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Fintan O'Toole, writing for The Irish Times considered that The Lesser Bohemians was a "more hopeful" work than A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing, and that "the central character seems, unlike her predecessor, fully capable of making her own life. “Life”, indeed, is the novel’s last word – literally and emotionally." He drew comparisons between the novel and the works of Edna O'Brien.
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The Hull Truck Theatre Company was founded in 1971 by actor musician Mike Bradwell when he could not find work. He placed an advertisement in Time Out magazine which read, "Half-formed theatre company seeks other half". Its first production, Children of the Lost Planet played to meagre audiences, as did the next, Last of the Great Love Goddesses. The company began to devise plays for children.
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British adventurer Richard Francis Burton dies on Earth and is revived in mid- air in a vast dark room filled with human bodies, some only half formed. There, he is confronted by men in a flying vehicle who then blast him with a weapon. He next awakes upon the shores of a mysterious river, naked and hairless. All around him are other people in a similar situation.
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Uummannaq is a , prominent, isolated mountain in western Greenland, located on the small Uummannaq Island in the central part of the Uummannaq Fjord. It entirely dominates the landscape of the island, its base occupying its entire northern half. Formed of granite and basement gneiss, it is the most prominent mountain in the Arctic part of the west coast of Greenland. The mountain is a landmark of Greenland and a tourist magnet, often reproduced in art.
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McBride wrote A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing in six months, but it took nine years to get it published. Galley Beggar Press of Norwich finally picked it up in 2013.Gleeson, Sinead (1 October 2013), "Eimear McBride: 'I really didn’t want to write about this'", The Irish Times. The novel is written as a stream-of-consciousness and recounts the story of a young woman's complex relationship with her family.
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The half-formed 25th Panzer Division had only emergency individual training, lacked entire equipment categories and was committed against the protests of Heinz Guderian, the Inspector of Panzer Troops. It became the first committed Panzer Division that failed to achieve at least initial offensive success on the Eastern Front. The failed German offensive stopped the advance of the Soviet 3rd Guards Armored Army. The rest of the Soviet forces continued their attacks.
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The Other Half formed in Los Angeles Southern California, but later moved to San Francisco.Unterberger, Richie "[ The Other Half Biography]", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation They played several shows at Chet Helms Family Dog shows at the Avalon Ballroom.Unterberger, Richie (2000) "Randy Holden Interview", Perfect Sound Forever Their music was strongly influenced by Yardbirds and Rolling Stones. Guitarist Randy Holden had been offered the chance to replace Jeff Beck in the Yardbirds before joining The Other Half.
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In an interview in 2014, expanding upon revisiting Douglas, Linehan stated he has a half-formed idea, but with Matt Berry busy with his series Toast of London, Linehan will "pounce when he's taking a rest". Linehan has also expressed reprising Benedict Wong's character Prime from the episode "Final Countdown". Wong has also said that he would be "thrilled" if Prime got his own series, joking it would be called Prime Time.
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All the serpents born in this world are the descendants of these thousand sons. Vinata became jealous as her eggs had not hatched. In a moment of haste, she broke open one of the eggs, revealing a half-formed son. This son was enraged by his physical form and cursed his mother for her hasty act, saying she would be a slave to Kadru for five hundred years till the son from her second egg was born.
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The Manchester Guardian reported that under Asquith's cross-examination, Macdonald "squirmed and wriggled through a dozen half-formed phrases in an attempt at explanation, and finished none"."Parnell Commission", The Manchester Guardian, 20 February 1889, p. 5. The accusations against Parnell were shown to be false, The Times was obliged to make a full apology, and Asquith's reputation was assured. Within a year he had gained advancement to the senior rank of the bar, Queen's Counsel.
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The company won three acting awards for Shannon Smith (West), Becca Jones (West) and James Roscow (The Toyland Murders and West). For the 2018 festival, a production of Pomona by Alistair McDowall was selected to perform, with Jonny Khan receiving a Commendation for acting. In 2019, the New Theatre had two shows selected by the NSDF. These were: 'A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing' by Eimear McBride, adapted by Annie Ryan; and 'Rotterdam' by Jon Brittain.
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The hard drive containing the Overlord is later stolen by Pythor, who is revealed to have survived being eaten by The Great Devourer. He captures Lloyd, and the Overlord drains him of most of his Golden Power. Though the Ninja defeat him in the Digiverse, the Overlord escapes the digital realm half-formed. Lloyd then splits his remaining Golden Power among the four Ninja, which restores their elemental abilities, knowing that the power would be a big responsibility for him to bear alone.
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The diocese was originally formed as part of the Diocese of Tolima, which lay in the midst of the Cordilleras. As the territory was so extensive, the population very numerous and the difficulties of visitation too great, the Bishop petitioned the Holy See to divide the diocese. This was done by a decree of Leo XIII on June 20, 1900. The northern half was erected into a new Diocese of Ibagué, suffragan of Bogotá, while the southern half formed the new Diocese of Garzon.
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As Frollo tries to defend his actions, the Archdeacon says that if Frollo wishes for the salvation of his immortal soul, he must raise the child as his own. Frollo reluctantly agrees on the condition that the baby remains hidden in the bell tower of Notre Dame, and gives him a cruel name; Quasimodo, which, according to Clopin, means "half-formed". Clopin ends the song with a riddle: "Who is the monster and who is the man?" The scene then shifts to Quasimodo ringing the bells.
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After discovering Larry's death and finding the now half-formed werewolf that Butler has become, they attempt to reverse the process, only to find that the grafted skin has solidified. When Anne and Ferraro leave, Butler transforms again, killing Roger who was left behind to sedate him. Now loose, the new Metalbeast begins to kill off the doctors and soldiers in the hospital. In order to prevent him from getting out, Anne, Ferraro and Debbie lock down the facility, trapping themselves inside with the beast.
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Endgames was formed in Glasgow, Scotland by David Rudden and David Murdoch (Keyboards). The band began through gigging at clubs and colleges in Glasgow, Scotland, and eventually appeared as a support act for the band Simple Minds in late December 1979, for which they received a rather lukewarm mention at the "New Musical Express" ("Pleasant rather disturbing, End Game [sic!] have some good, if half-formed ideas... but at least they don't sound like the Berlin Blondes"). During the second half of 1980, Endgames played in the London area (joined with drummer David Wilde).
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GamesRadar included it on their lists of "the most clueless box blurbs in history" in 2007 and top shower scenes in games in 2008.The Top 7... shower scenes: We rate gaming’s finest showers as the girls turn up the heat, GamesRadar UK, July 7, 2008. In 2009, GamesRadar counted Cy Girls among the games "with untapped franchise potential," commenting that the game "failed in many ways, with half-formed ideas and shoddy level design that had the player incessantly backtracking through levels."123 games with untapped franchise potential, GamesRadar US, April 30, 2009.
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"At Knightshayes Burges was on top form. But (his) magical interiors remained a half-formed dream." The Victorian commentator Charles Locke Eastlake described the house in his A History of the Gothic Revival: "For this quality of design as well as for a certain vigour of treatment, Knightshayes may be considered a typical example of the Revival." The paintings on display in the house include what is believed to be a self-portrait by Rembrandt, thought to be a study for the version now housed in the Rijksmuseum.
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" Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine said, "This sense of puzzled division remains the only really interesting thing about Blacc Hollywood, an album that's remarkable only as a ghostly portrait of a half-formed figure prowling the fringes of success." Jordan Sowunmi of Now said, "Blacc Hollywood peaks when Wiz reverts to the hopeful, aspirational tone that powered his initial rise: the Curren$y-featuring House In The Hills combines an up-by-my-bootstraps narrative with palpable incredulity at his success. It’s the hit-chasing emcee at his most compelling: personal, endearing and undeniably heartfelt.
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Newcomb was an autodidact and polymath. He wrote on economics and his Principles of political economy (1885) was described by John Maynard Keynes as "one of those original works which a fresh scientific mind, not perverted by having read too much of the orthodox stuff, is able to produce from time to time in a half-formed subject like economics." He was credited by Irving Fisher with the first-known enunciation of the equation of exchange between money and goods used in the quantity theory of money.Fisher (1909).
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The sample was processed through audio filters to emulate guitar feedback. However, the music on Ecstasy has been criticised as being "directionless and floundered about within the framework of songs which appeared to be only half formed ideas," which was due to the band's in-studio experimentation with different aspects of their guitar sound. In hindsight, Shields said that "even when we'd finished it we didn't like half the songs we'd done. The record never came out right and it made us realise that we were still too twee".
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Upon its initial airing, television critics' reviews for "The Crash" were mixed to negative. Its departure from the standard Mad Men episode structure was described as the strongest yet, and many found it off-putting. Matt Zoller Seitz wrote, "I’m convinced that metafiction/jazzing around is the only prism through which “The Crash” is anything other than audaciously annoying. More so than any Mad Men episode I can recall, it doesn't quite feel like a Mad Men episode, but a bunch of half- formed ideas for a Mad Men episode".
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Map of the region before the creation of the department Before the department's formation in the nineteenth century, the northern half formed part of the old province of Quercy and the southern half, part of Languedoc. The department was created on 4 November 1808 during the First French Empire by a decision of Napoleon. The emperor had been invited to visit the town of Montauban, an important industrial and commercial centre at the time, whose populace thought the town was central enough and sufficiently important to be the capital of a new department. He was impressed by their loyalty and granted their request.
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Kersaint attempted to come to the aid of Conflans, but Thésée performed her turn without closing her lower gunports; water rushed into the gundeck, and she capsized with only 22 survivors. Superbe also capsized, and the badly damaged Héros struck her flag to Viscount Howe before running aground on the Four Shoal during the night. Meanwhile, the wind shifted to the NW, further confusing Conflans' half-formed line as they tangled together in the face of Hawke's daring pursuit. Conflans tried unsuccessfully to resolve the muddle, but in the end decided to put to sea again.
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Senelle was a committed federalists, advocating the replacement of Belgium's ambiguous structure of regional and local powers with two principal federal states of (Dutch speaking) Flanders and (Francophone) Wallonia, each enjoying a large measure of autonomy over fiscal and social policy. The Brussels-capital region and the small German speaking region transferred to Belgium in 1919 should also receive clarified and enhanced levels of autonomy. Senelle found the extent of federal empowerment allowed under the existing structures was half-formed. It needed, for its completion, the additional transfers of constitutional powers to safeguard the future of Belgium.
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" Goodwin co-created (with Marie Severin) the first Spider-Woman, as well as writing her first appearance in Marvel Spotlight #32 (February 1977). Goodwin also co-designed Marvel's New Universe line and created four of the eight series in the line. He explained, "[Marvel editor-in-chief] Jim Shooter keeps saying of me: 'Well, here's this guy, in one meeting, he suddenly spews out half the ideas for the New Universe.' What that doesn't take into account is that for about five or six years I've had these half- formed notions and finally here is a situation where they would all fit in.
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When Nelson Jent (in the form of Baroness Resin) and Manteau arrive at Mr. King's apartment, they run into Ex Nihilo and Squad as they witness the arrival of Abyss.Dial H #3 (September 2012) It was revealed that Ex Nihilo was the one who rescued Squid from falling through half-formed worlds and ephemeral realities in order to bring Abyss to them. Ex Nihilo tries to merge with Abyss which doesn't work. Baroness Resin and Manteau try to find a way to attack Abyss where Manteau ends up throwing a chair at Abyss making him disappear.
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Frollo cruelly names the child Quasimodo, which in the film is Latin for "half-formed." Over the years he raises Quasimodo with cruelty, forbidding him to leave the tower and teaching him that the world is a wicked, sinful place, and that the Parisian people will reject him due to his deformity. He also lies to Quasimodo about his mother, telling him she abandoned him as a baby and that anybody else would have drowned him had Frollo not stepped in and adopted him. Quasimodo nevertheless grows up to be a kind-hearted young man who yearns to join the outside world.
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In a moment of haste, she broke open one of the eggs, revealing a half-formed son. This son was enraged by his physical form and cursed his mother for her hasty act, saying she would be a slave to Kadru for five hundred years till the son from her second egg was born. He became a charioteer and herald for the sun god and the creator of the red sky at dawn, and was therefore named Aruṇa. Eventually, after five hundred years, Vinata's second son Garuda was born in the form of a huge bird with immense power.
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The album was to be called 5 and a cover was commissioned from Rick Griffin. They only had "half formed ideas" and although they eventually laid down 8 tracks, they gave up recording and disbanded in August 1973.Sleevenotes by Phil Mc Mullen to the 2004 release of 5 (Hux 054) They re-formed for "The Amazing ZigZag Concert" on 28 April 1974 with a core line-up of Morley, Treece, Whaley and Charles with Burton and Leonard guesting. Being incomplete, 5 was not issued, although a few years later some fans tried, unsuccessfully, to persuade the band to complete the album.
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High calibre aircraft engineers were now becoming highly valued: he achieved rapid promotion, an unexpectedly large salary and ended up living in a large house, all of which led to the abandonment of any half formed intentions that he might have had to return across the Atlantic. Appointed to head up the Development and Design Department, Baade stayed with Junkers through World War II which was declared by several western European governments in 1939, following Germany's invasion of Poland in the late summer. With Junkers Baade was involved in development of a succession of military aircraft including the Ju 88, Ju 188, Ju 388 and Ju 287.
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Some reviewers asked why Nintendo approved it on the eShop at all, and others stated that they did not think it was really a game. A zero-out-of-ten-star review came from Albert Lichi of Cubed3, who called The Letter Brewer's "attempt to exploit ignorant consumers". NintendoLife's Dave Letcavage, awarding the game one out of ten stars, named it a "half-formed thought scribbled, almost illegibly, across a post-it note". In a review for Hardcore Gamer, Nikola Suprak gave The Letter a one out of five, concluding that the game "needs to die an unloved death on the Nintendo eShop purchased by absolutely no one".
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One day, Frollo received a letter from Jehan; the two met in secret, where Jehan, on his deathbed, gave Frollo his deformed baby before dying. As Frollo prepared to kill the child, he suddenly felt as he was being tested by God. Thus, he instead saved the child, naming it Quasimodo, or "half-formed", and raising it in Notre Dame ("The Bells of Notre Dame") In the present day (in the year 1542), Quasimodo is now a young man, made partially deaf by a lifetime of ringing Notre Dame’s bells. He talks about his desire to go to the Feast of Fools with Notre Dame’s statues of saints and gargoyles.
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" He hailed its breathless pace and tuneful sound and wrote: "If Nelson did abandon Red Noise as a musical dead end, it was a fascinating cul-de-sac nonetheless." His colleague Steven McDonald called the record "a fluid document that demonstrated Nelson's ability to experiment." Mac Randall of Musician described Sound-on-Sound as a "brilliant album that went nowhere." Ira Robbins of Trouser Press wrote that Nelson "attacked the future with gusto" with the album's mix of lyrical modernism and "subtly infiltrated synthetic sounds," but considered the songs to be "the weak link," which he felt were generally half-formed "despite some good ideas.
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Described as "spontaneous demonstrations" by the government, there are recorded instances of groups being coerced or paid to attend. He was typically late to public events, and would sometimes fail to arrive. Although Bianco thought he had a "gift for oratory", he was considered a poor orator by Blundy and Lycett. The biographer Daniel Kawczynski noted that Gaddafi was famed for his "lengthy, wandering" speeches, which typically involved criticizing Israel and the US. The journalist Ruth First described his speeches as being "an inexhaustible flow; didactic, at times incoherent; peppered with snatches of half-formed opinions; admonitions; confidences; some sound common sense, and as much prejudice".
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Breaking into the museum later at night simply to see her, he impulsively pours some of the elixir onto the dead body. Cleopatra is revived, but by Ramses not pouring the entire vial of elixir on her, the restoration is incomplete; she is a half- formed monstrosity, awake and conscious yet with parts of her face, hands, and torso still gone. Her incomplete brain restoration leaves her not totally coherent; though Ramses later repairs her body with more of the potion, she appears to be insane and kills a number of people, including Henry. Cleopatra unexpectedly falls in love with Elliot's son Alex though realizes a life with him cannot last because of his mortality and his innocence.
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The first season received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the production values, action sequences, soundtrack, and Cavill's performance; criticism was mainly focused on the pacing and the lack of world-building. The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 67% approval rating for the first season, with an average rating of 6.21/10, based on 88 reviews. The website's critical consensus reads: "Though the world of The Witcher at times feels only half- formed, Henry Cavill brings brawny charisma to a series teeming with subversive fantasy elements and dark humor." Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the season a score of 53 out of 100 based on 17 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".
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Morrison revealed different pathways to the meaning of manhood by her stylistic devices. She established new information for understanding the legacy of slavery best depicted through stylistic devices. To understand Paul D's perception of manhood, Morrison deliberately inserts his half-formed words and thoughts, to provide the audience a “taste” of what is going on inside his mind. Yet, throughout the novel, Paul D's depiction of manhood was being constantly challenged by the norms and values of white culture. The author demonstrates the distinctions between “Western” and “African” values and how the dialogue between the two values is heard through juxtaposition and allusions. She maneuvered her “message” though the social atmosphere of her words - which was further highlighted by the character's motives and actions.
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Polling day was 6 February 1871. In his election campaign he spoke support for the Vogel Scheme with the proviso that the money was spent wisely and for immigration provided it was to the betterment of the colony. He was also in favour of taxing property and income, but not in favour of compulsory education due to the financial constraints of the time. New Zealand was described as in a depression and heavily dependent on borrowing.Meeting of Mr Lightband and the electors last night, Colonist, Volume XIV, Issue 1393, 31 January 1871, Page 3 The editorial of the Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chroncile dismissed Lightband as > but a tyro in politics, and that his opinions are crude and but half formed.
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Crompton outspokenly rejected Fabre's arguments that the behaviour of such creatures as hunting-wasps, that operated by injecting venom precisely into particular nerve-centres, could not have arisen by natural selection. Fabre's views of Darwinism made little impression at the height of Darwin's fame. In the twentieth Century, various refinements to Classical Darwinism, such as the theory of Punctuated Equilibria, and deeper understanding of the principles and practicalities of molecular biology, made serious progress in addressing problems of the mechanism of evolution of complex structures and behaviour patterns. This includes dealing with many difficulties where it seems impossible for an attribute to have arisen in a half-formed state: until they are perfected, such attributes ought, by the hypothesis itself, to have been eliminated through natural selection.
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On receiving his degree he settled in Ripley, Ohio, where he soon gained a good practice, and was married, April 10, 1827, to Margaret, daughter of Col. James Poage A half-formed purpose to devote themselves to missionary work was rendered stronger by the early deaths of their first three children; and after spending one winter at Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, and being licensed to preach the gospel, Dr. Williamson was appointed by the American Board in the spring of 1834 to visit the Indian tribes west of and near the Mississippi River and north of the State of Missouri. The result was the establishment by the Board of a new mission, of which Dr. Williamson was put in charge.
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In late October 1971, with not much more than bare-bones melody and half-formed lyrics, Lennon recorded an acoustic guitar demo of "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" in his rooms at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City, where he and Ono were living at the time. Ono would receive co- writing credit, but the actual extent of her contribution at this initial stage is unclear since she did not participate in the demo, which was atypical of their collaborations. Another demo of the song was made in late October, after the couple had taken an apartment in Greenwich Village. As with his previous two albums, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band and Imagine (released in the US just several weeks prior), Lennon brought in Phil Spector to help produce.
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Eric Harvey of Spin wrote, "The pervasive sense on Visions is of a young woman carefully pushing out of her own introversion, which makes the moments where she sings from the gut instead of the throat [...] or strives for human-on-human sensuality [...] all the more thrilling". Harvey continued, "Boucher's talent lies in the balance of exploiting her gifts and leveraging what's come before her, but judiciously". Kevin Liedel of Slant Magazine viewed the album as "a flawed but intimate glimpse into the fantasies of its creator, and while it might not act as a springboard to greater fame for Grimes, it's just as satisfying to hear her take her bedroom music into a darkened basement, away from the prying world." However, Luke Winkie of Under the Radar felt that Visions "isn't as much of an evolution as it is an elongation; Boucher is still making warped, sparsely-populated electro-pop, and the potential still outweighs the content", adding that the album "stands as a half-formed concept".
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In 1973, Help Yourself toured in a vaudeville show called "Happy Days", which was accompanied by the fourth Help Yourself album The Return of Ken Whaley and Happy Days an album from the show. They also recorded their second Peel Session later that year. Although United Artists asked them to record another album, they only had "half formed ideas" and gave up recording and finally disbanded in August 1973.Sleevenotes by Malcolm Morley to The Help Yourself Album 5 After the break-up of Help Yourself, Morley briefly joined pub-rock band Bees Make Honey and also played with Leonard in his band Iceberg When Leonard rejoined Man in 1974 Morley also joined, but only stayed for one studio album Rhinos, Winos and Lunatics although he also appears (uncredited) on a retrospective live album The 1999 Party, and in a live bonus disc issued with the 2007 re-issue of Rhinos .... Finding touring difficult, especially Man's long US tours, Morley left the band the day before they were due to record their next album Slow Motion.
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Whaley returned and the band started recording their new album in February, finishing the Happy Days album in March and the Help Yourself album in April,Sleevenotes by John Tobler to CD re- release of Strange Affair, The Return of Ken Whaley and Happy Days (BGOCD 452) when they also recorded their second Peel Session.The Peel Sessions BBC Radio 1 retrieved 25 January 2012 After a two-month "Happy Days" tour, the fourth album, The Return of Ken Whaley, was released, with the Happy Days album included free with the first 5,000 copies. The Happy Days tour included Roger Ruskin Spear which led to Whaley performing on Ruskin Spear's 1973 album Unusual Help Yourself started recording their fifth album in July 1973, with a line-up augmented by Sean Tyla. The album was to be called 5 and a cover was commissioned from Rick Griffin. They only had "half formed ideas" and although they eventually laid down 8 tracks, they gave up recording and disbanded in August 1973.
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Dylan's previously unreleased 1967 recording from which the film takes its nameGreil Marcus wrote: "There is nothing like 'I'm Not There' in the rest of the basement recordings, or anywhere else in Bob Dylan's career... Very quickly the listener is drawn into the sickly embrace of the music, its wash of half- heard, half-formed words and the increasing bitterness and despair behind them. Words are floated together in a dyslexia that is music itself – a dyslexia that seems to prove the claims of music over words, to see just how little words can achieve." See Marcus, p. 198. was released for the first time on the film's original soundtrack; all other tracks are covers of Dylan songs, specially recorded for the movie by a diverse range of artists, including Sonic Youth, Eddie Vedder, Mason Jennings, Stephen Malkmus, Jeff Tweedy, Karen O, Willie Nelson, Cat Power, Richie Havens and Tom Verlaine. Bob Dylan performs at Air Canada Centre, Toronto, November 7, 2006 On October 1, 2007, Columbia Records released the triple CD retrospective album Dylan, anthologising his entire career under the Dylan 07 logo.
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Reed Richards suggested that they might even remove Peter's powers after some more research, since they are also partially caused by the OZ serum. However, after a talk with Nick Fury, Peter rejects the cure and got back together with MJ. The Spider-Woman clone left to embrace the "Jessica Drew" identity and the other remaining clones—the Scorpion and Gwen Stacy—were left in the custody of Nick Fury, who advised his Scientists to 'get to work' on them. In re-imagining the story for the Ultimate Universe, Brian Bendis inserted many references to the original Clone Saga. Among them are that the brief appearances of the characters Miles Warren and Ben Reilly; Peter re-examining his relationship with MJ; an amnesiac Gwen Stacy appearing from nowhere, then turning out to be more than she seems; Aunt May experiencing a heart attack; a "Scarlet Spider" (Spider-Woman) evading Peter and later being used as a plot dump; a half-formed, semi-insane clone appearing several times, specifically wanting to protect MJ; a 'mystery woman' called 'Jessica'; an old friend and colleague of Norman Osborn appearing to have been manipulating the scenes from behind (Dr.
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