I have a gift card and I need new books.
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I have a gift card, so I don't pay anything.
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" And he said, "You shouldn't stop writing, you have a gift.
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You have a gift for creating characters who are instantly recognizable.
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I have a gift card from my birthday, so we use that.
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I still have a gift card from my birthday, so it's free!
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Have a gift card delivered digitally, or in a gift card box.
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I don't get them done very regularly, but I have a gift card.
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You have a gift for making movies about hanging out look so effortless.
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The president does have a gift for smoothing things out, he really does.
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I have a gift card to Alamo Drafthouse, so I pay with that.
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I have a gift card so I use that to buy my groceries ($10.12).
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I have a gift card and my reusable cup with me, so why not!
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If he likes the finer things in life, we have a gift for him.
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I have a gift card from a Christmas return, and also a 30% off coupon.
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He may even have a gift, like a manuscript of the unreleased Fire and Fury.
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I have a gift card, so I don't end up paying anything out of pocket.
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"Wanted you to have a gift from me on your wedding day," the message reads.
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I have a gift card that covers most of it so I only spend $1.87.
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They cost $25 but I have a gift card so I don't technically pay anything.
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And now, I create mechanical art for other artisans who have a gift, but are struggling.
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We have a gift card for $30 off, so our bill comes to $6 including tip.
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Mother's Day is in a few days and you still don't have a gift for mom.
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My mom has a buy-one-get-one-free coupon and I have a gift card.
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I also have a gift card from my birthday, so the total for both packs is $252.76.
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Plus, if you're going to have a gift-giving feature, you should really give away real cake.
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I do think I have a gift of gab a little bit but mostly it doesn't help.
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If you have a gift, like Lila does, you must use it as a tool, to free yourself.
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I contemplate getting food as I have a gift card, but my friend convinces me to save it.
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"When you have a gift and then you work hard, you're really going to leverage that gift," said Bezos.
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We have a gift card from my parents, so we splurge and order sodas, an appetizer, and dessert ($84.83).
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"They have a gift for finding the timing for this kind of announcement," Mladenovic said of the French federation.
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So, if you have a gift card from any of those brands, you can add them to your account.
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My birthday was a couple of weeks ago, so I have a gift card from my aunt that I use.
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Or if you don't have a budget at all, we have a gift guide that hits all the price points.
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I have a gift card someone in my office gave me for my birthday, so I use it to pay.
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"I have a gift for land," Trump told me once, inferring that he inherited his real estate ability from his father.
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VICE: You have a gift for reinventing yourself and using the image the media created to benefit the causes you support.
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If you find yourself alone this Valentine's Day, we have a gift for you: knowledge that it could always be worse.
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"I have a gift for telling stories, making them seem larger than life," she told The Los Angeles Times in 19603.
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I decide to go to Target because I have a gift card from my coworkers at my internship this past summer.
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I have a gift, and that gift is enjoying the taste of USDA Grade-C beef with both fingers in my ears.
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Sure, they're a little broken, but if it's absolutely and completely necessary to have have a gift, this is at least something.
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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and if you don't have a gift for your boo yet, you better get on that.
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"Vladimir, I'm sorry, but I didn't know you were coming, so I do not have a gift for you," the Trump character said.
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While we don't have a gift tally from that event, the duchess was photographed heading back to London wearing a sweet gold "mama" necklace.
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I run out to grab lunch from a juice store that I have a gift card to (thanks, Grandma!), and order an açai bowl.
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America's history has long been rich on seers, revelators, and con artists, all claiming to have a gift for seeing what's around the bend.
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If your and your sweetie's idea of a rollicking good time is some exciting fast-paced robot chaos, we have a gift for you.
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Just in time for holiday shopping, retailers have a gift for consumers: higher interest rates on their credit cards — including one that's above 30 percent.
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For his part, Yentob does not have a gift for subtlety—Cracked Actor is constantly interrupted by on-the-nose shots, like Bowie trying on masks.
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Invest early while you still have timeThe great thing about being in your 20s is that you have a gift that only comes around once: time.
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"As the world turns its eyes on Atlanta, the students of the Ron Clark Academy have a gift from us to you -- "Welcome to the City!
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I usually drink black coffee and I'm not fussy, but since I have a gift card, I treat myself to a toffee nut latte with almond milk.
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The total comes out to over $50 (way more than I was expecting) but I have a gift card that brings the total down closer to $20.
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"You have this absurd result, that people who are giving small dollar amounts may actually have a gift-tax reporting requirement that they may violate," said Shenkman.
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If you absolutely can&apost bear to have a gift arrive after Christmas, check out our list of last-minute gifts that will still arrive on time.
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Denver International Airport plans to offer free ice skating, while Seattle-Tacoma International Airport will have a gift-wrapping station and live reindeer on site through the weekend.
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Stanton turned out to have a gift for bringing out thoughtful responses from people, and New York City's stunning diversity offered a rich vein for him to mine visually.
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Both have a gift for entertaining and engaging the increasingly-drunk guests who gather around their dining room table to talk, laugh, and marvel at their well-made creations.
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Anybody can learn music, but it's only a few people who have a gift that are really talented enough — especially these days — to make it in this highly competitive world.
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More notably, both writers have a gift for smuggling other voices into their reviews — that is, the voices of their wisecracking friends, to whom they often give the best lines.
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As with any modern museum, Poster House will have a gift shop and a cafe as well as interactive exhibits, including a terminal where visitors can design their own posters.
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So perhaps it was inevitable that Mr. Trump's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, who does have a gift for thinking systematically, would be so often invoked by Mr. Trump's opponents.
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As vile and sociopathic as he was, Charles Manson did have a gift for absorbing the zeitgeist, which is one reason he held such a powerful sway over the cultural imagination.
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Is there a better way to get yourself out of bed in the morning than to remember you have a gift waiting for you, and that gift could be perfume, lipstick, or a sheet mask?
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Oh, and speaking of presents — we have a gift for you, dear reader: You can take an additional 15% off your purchase of any of these already-discounted programs by entering the coupon code MERRY15 at checkout.
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And it's all good if a Prime subscription is a bit out of your budget range — as long as you have a gift on the way, you can still make dad's day with the promise of its forthcoming arrival.
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I contemplate the parallels between La Adivina and my father and the differences in the stories our societies weaved: One heard the voices of the dead and was thought to have a gift, while another suffered hallucinations and was considered ill.
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I have a gift card to World Market and they're having a sale on wine, so I leave work and stop on the way home to pick up a bottle of merlot and a bottle of rosé ($27.79 covered by the gift card).
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He may have a gift for screwball comedy, but Green has always had a serious streak too, and this book, his first since "The Fault in Our Stars," is his most personal and serious yet — more Paul Thomas Anderson than Wes Anderson.
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On the website, it notes that if you don't already have a gift card system set up in your business, the Gift Up App has agreed to waive its fees for the first $5,000 in vouchers for each business that comes through Help Your Hood.
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Whether your leading lady wants a pair of excellent headphones that look as good as they sound, wants to track her fitness in style, or craves stylish accessories for her phone that aren't hot pink, we have a gift for her in our guide to the best tech gifts for women.
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A pair of extraordinarily talented entrepreneurs — who multiple sources said very much wanted to stay at Facebook, who have a gift for making great products and whose jewel-in-the-crown unit was driving the future of the entire Facebook ecosystem — had worked hard to make their creation a huge success and had remained at the company for six years already.
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Now that you are an adult, everyone knows you drink, but sadly that is the full extent of this particular personality aspect of yours, so you have a gift version of the drink that most aligns with the expectation of your gender, and you will drink it, won't you, alone in your room, taking a little breather from all the winter festivity, listening through the ceiling as your family pops crackers and laughs over dinner, but you can't take it, can you, you need a little You Time; and your mom shouts weakly up the stairs, doesn't she, for you.
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Unlike most of the park's other attractions, Behemoth is one of the rides at the park to have a gift shop. The shop sells ride memorabilia and displays the photos taken during the ride.
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DormCo provides dorm supplies for college students, including bedding, compact- storage options, trunks, rugs, seating, and decorations. They also have a gift registry and wish list that allows students to share what they need with family and friends.
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On the road, Bishop again became depressed, falling behind Clough on the trail. Clough comforted him yet again, saying: > "Go, Job, you will have a gift in your ministration. I will return." Clough turned around and headed back to Mount Lebanon, while Bishop continued the journey alone.
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They stop him and Merlin tells him that they have a gift for him, and he "will get a bang out of it." It is actually a large piece of dynamite. The cat blows out the one fuse, not knowing there is one at the bottom. The fuse ends and it blows up.
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She was the general editor of materials for the Methodist Sunday School. Lathbury said that she became involved with Christian service full-time because God said to her, "Remember, my child, that you have a gift of weaving fancies into verse and a gift with the pencil of producing visions that come to your heart; consecrate these to Me as thoroughly as you do your inmost spirit".
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Ita was said to have a gift for guiding people in holiness. She was much sought after as a spiritual director. During this period of Christianity, the Celtic Church was more advanced than other churches at the time in recognising qualities of spiritual leadership in women and in encouraging women in this role. It is thought that Ita may have been abbess of a double monastery of men and women.
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These ambiguous genitalia need not be visible; a normative male who becomes a bissu is believed to be female on the inside. This combination of sexes enables a 'meta-gender' identity to emerge. However, ambiguous genitalia alone do not confer the state of being a bissu. The person must also learn the language, songs and incantations, and have a gift for bestowing blessings in order to become bissu.
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Matthews found that he could not sustain a concert career because of problems with his hands. He turned to teaching, for which he proved to have a gift. In 1964 he set up and ran a junior school within the Royal Scottish Academy of Music in Glasgow, holding this post until 1971. In 1972 he returned to the RCM, where he worked for the rest of his career.
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With Jezzie's help, Alex stops Soneji from kidnapping the Russian's president's son, Dimitri Starodubov. Jezzie asks Alex why he takes such cases. He replies that people find something that they have a gift for, or that they like to do and get good at, telling her that "you are what you do". During their conversation, Soneji breaks into the house and knocks out Jezzie, holding Alex at gunpoint.
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Bell moved on to Cincinnati, Ohio, and WLW Radio and WLWT-TV in 1953. He joined the cast of the Wally Phillips Show and proved to have a gift for comedy, playing numerous characters. After WLW and WLWT's executive vice president took a position with Chicago broadcast giants WGN Radio and WGN-TV in 1956, Bell, Phillips and the show's writer/director/producer Don Sandburg came along, producing their own variety series, which included The Wally Phillips Show and Midnight Ticker.
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His meticulous work earned him being appointed assistant inspector sorting of letters. In 1947, he said to have a gift of healing and began to miraculously heal thousands of patients in his detached house named "La Préfète" in Montfavet, bought in 1933 by his mother. He published three spirituality-related books which explained his doctrine. In 1947, then in 1950, he revealed to his family that he was the incarnation of Jesus Christ, then made it publicly known in February 1954.
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The Life of Pamela Churchill Harriman, Simon and Schuster, 1996 After nearly fifteen years on the column he was replaced by the precocious 27-year-old Nicholas Tomalin, who would go on to become a pioneering war journalist. Lauded by Beaverbrook, his "dynamic and energetic" style reflected the excitement of a sixties London that was just starting to swing.Wilkes, 2002, p. 168 In 1965 Tomalin was succeeded by the debonair Roger Berthoud, who was already known to have a gift for extracting high-class gossip.
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" Matt McDermott of Resident Advisor wrote: "At their best, Boy Harsher capture the bittersweet feeling of being young, in love and on the road, oblivious to the inevitable spin-out." Reviewing for Tiny Mix Tapes, Rowan Savage stated: "The handful of atmospheric pieces on Careful don’t necessarily contribute but do nod to the filmic quality of Boy Harsher’s work." Savage further added: "But where the adjective “cinematic” is usually an upsell these days of “boring,” Boy Harsher have a gift at conjuring visceral emotions with subtlety.
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Loredo Díaz LP. La historia de la enfenneria en la Nueva España. Temas Médicos de Nueva España. Pag. 259; Domecq: IMSS Her healing ability was so outstanding that she was said to have a "gift". When the conquest was over, and after several of her companions and former patients acted as witnesses, the Spanish Crown granted her the title of "Honorary Doctor", a profession reserved only for men at the time, and granted her permission to freely exercise medicine in the lands of Nueva España.
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In 1983, at the Los Angeles stop on Tosh's Mama Africa tour, a local musician named Bruno Coon went to the hotel at which Tosh was staying, claiming to have a gift for him. The gift was a custom-built guitar in the shape of an M16 rifle. Tosh accepted the gift personally. The guitar was subsequently lost by the airlines when the tour went to Europe but was recovered when Tosh's public relations agent placed an article about its loss in Der Spiegel.
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He is widely acknowledged to have a "gift", and to be a draftsman of genius with a beautiful brush stroke that expresses both impulsive energy and reflective thought encompassing the mask, myth and totems".Saint Martin, Ann : "The Tyranny of Distance" Cairns RAG Newsletter, January 1993,p.5 Arts writer Peter Anderson commented on Andrews' paintings in the Courier Mail article "Exploring a Modernist Tropical Garden": "Garry Andrews-whose exhibition "The Landscape Ghost" is at Gilchrist Galleries, has spent most of the past two decades painting and exhibiting in Far North Queensland and it shows.
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Bib Fortuna makes his first appearance in Return of the Jedi (1983), the final film in the original Star Wars trilogy. The film begins with Han Solo, one of the protagonists of the Star Wars franchise, being held captive by Jabba the Hutt and frozen in a slab of metal substance called carbonite. Bib Fortuna is first seen in the film when he greets the droids C-3PO and R2-D2, who enter the palace to deliver a message to Jabba. Fortuna greets them coldly at first, but becomes intrigued upon learning they have a gift for the Hutt.
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Montse Watkins Pedra was born in the neighborhood of La Salut (Gràcia district, Barcelona) on August 27, 1955, to Esteban Watkins Lafuente and María Teresa Pedra Gil. Her father was vice secretary general of the Catalan Football Federation for 38 years, while her mother kept house. She had a sister, Maite, two years younger. When Montse was three years old, the family moved to the Horta neighborhood (Barcelona). There, Watkins went to a nun’s school (Dominican Sisters of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin), where she showed herself to be quite bright and to have a gift for languages.
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Shawn Jones formed The Lovely Sparrows in 2005. 2006's EP Pulling Up Floors... began the transition into more avant-garde finger picked folk music and "was a brutally wrought pop gem" and "retains the ironic slant of his songwriting while deftly layering dense orchestral arrangements..." 2008's full length Bury the Cynics continued to expand on these ideas and explored larger, more developed instrumental arrangements. He has been said to have a "gift for wordplay", with lyrics described as "brainy...startling imagery."Pitchforkmedia.com Jones has recorded, toured and played with several bands over the past ten years.
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A scene from the episode, in which Ralph "teaches" the class after Miss Hoover is granted tenure, is featured in the documentary Waiting for "Superman". When Chief Wiggum "arrests" Bart for the second time, when Bart failed to show up for Ralph's birthday party, he cites a parody of the Miranda Rights: "You have the right to be delighted. If you do not have a gift, one will be provided for you." Lisa states "L'école, c'est moi" (I am the school, based on the quote "L'état, c'est moi" (I am the state) by King Louis XIV of France).
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A Recorded Minister was originally a male or female Quaker who was acknowledged to have a gift of spoken ministry. The practice of recording in a Monthly Meeting Minute the acknowledgment that a Friend had a gift of spoken ministry began in the 1730s in London Yearly Meeting, according to Milligan's Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry.Milligan's Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry p. 582 (Glossary)John Punshon says the practice of recording Ministers arose from a dispute about membership of Second Day Morning Meeting in 1772 - Punshon, John Portrait in Grey: a short history of the Quakers 2nd edn, London, Quaker Books (2006) - pp. 159-162.
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" Sciaretto finally concluded that "When you have a gift like Keys, why not use it to its full potential?" Andrew Santana from Entertainment Weekly attributed to Swizz Beatz the musical change that Keys showcased in "New Day", stating that it is "a different sound for the usually more subdued Keys." Katherine St Asaph from Popdust gave the song three stars out of five, and recognized that "the clear inspiration" behind the "clattering military drums, party-hearty lyrics and brash-and- scattered vocals is traceable to one person", referencing Swizz Beatz as the reason for the musical change. She further stated that "if you like Keys for her ballads and piano work, you definitely won’t like how Beatz minces it all toward the end.
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It defined the church of Christ as follows: "whoso repenteth, and cometh unto me, the same is my church: whosoever declareth more or less than this, the same is not of me, but is against me: therefore, he is not of my church". ; May: Smith dictates a revelation calling his brother Hyrum to assist in a "marvelous work", but he is not yet called to preach, but he is to be patient, meanwhile praying that he can assist in "the translation of my work". The revelation says that Hyrum "hast a gift, or thou shalt have a gift", and refers to "that which you [Hyrum] are translating". ; May: Smith dictates a revelation calling Joseph Knight to assist in a "marvelous work".
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Tess embraces Sarah while Jessica, who had followed Tess, looks on in confusion and fear. While 'Tess' explores Lucy's bedroom, Sarah explains to Jessica that Tess may have a gift where she can channel spirits and let them take possession of her own body so they can say goodbye to their loved ones and move on. Sarah believes that Lucy has taken possession of Tess and that by talking to Lucy through Tess' body, she can convince Lucy to move on. At first, Lucy says she does not want to leave and that Tess does not want to return because she is tired of the doctors and constant medicine but Sarah tells Lucy that moving on is the right thing to do and Lucy eventually agrees.
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" Bill Goodykoontz of The Arizona Republic gave the film two out of five stars, saying "The film, like most of MacFarlane's work, is a mix of occasional laugh-out-loud moments - there are some here - and cringe-worthy misfires that play a lot more tone-deaf than he seems to intend." Brian Truitt of USA Today gave the film two out of four stars, saying "MacFarlane and co-writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have a gift for referential riffs, but the plot is the thinnest of narratives just to connect all the comedy bits." Stephen Whitty of the Newark Star-Ledger gave the film one and a half stars out of four, saying "Sure, MacFarlane can write simple jokes as long as the 'f' key on his laptop holds out. Some of them are even funny.
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He was one of the most prominent members of the famous Great Tew Circle, a group of intellectuals who gathered at Lord Falkland's country house Great Tew, Oxfordshire. On 22 November 1633 he was called to the bar and obtained quickly a good position and practice; "you may have great joy of your son Ned" his uncle the Attorney General assured his father. Both his marriages gained him influential friends, and in December 1634 he was made keeper of the writs and rolls of the Court of Common Pleas. His able conduct of the petition of the London merchants against Lord Treasurer Portland earned him the approval of Archbishop William Laud, with whom he developed a friendship; this was perhaps surprising on the face of it, as Laud did not have a gift for making friends easily and his religious views were very different from Hyde's.
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Throughout the novel, García Márquez is said to have a gift for blending the everyday with the miraculous, the historical with the fabulous, and psychological realism with surreal flights of fancy. It is a revolutionary novel that provides a looking glass into the thoughts and beliefs of its author, who chose to give a literary voice to Latin America: "A Latin America which neither wants, nor has any reason, to be a pawn without a will of its own; nor is it merely wishful thinking that its quest for independence and originality should become a Western aspiration."The Dialectics of our America: Genealogy, Cultural Critique, and Literary History Post-Contemporary Interventions, by José David Saldívar, Duke University Press, 1991, , pg. 21 Although we are faced with a very convoluted narrative, García Márquez is able to define clear themes while maintaining individual character identities, and using different narrative techniques such as third- person narrators, specific point of view narrators, and streams of consciousness.
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While the relentless realisation of their film-ready stylings may not be to everyone's tastes, the fact they're here at all in the first place is a cause worth celebrating in itself." The Guardians Caroline Sullivan commented that "though the duo now incorporate spasms of grotty, Nine Inch Nailsy guitar [...], Exile is still defined by its synth-pop froideur", noting that Hurts have "a gift for striding, anthemic choruses that turn even the most overwrought songs into unshakeable earworms." Chris Saunders of musicOMH complimented Hurts for "making stadium sized pop music with a darker underbelly, without forcing it, in the same black vein as Depeche Mode", while remarking, "Exile isn't a bad album, and Hurts do what they do well [...] Yet Exile is found wanting when they try too much to be the stadium band rather than allowing the drama to play out." Tom Hocknell of BBC Music opined that, although Exile "occasionally takes itself so seriously that it's hard not to smirk", the album "genuinely builds upon its predecessor" and "reinforces the feeling in modern pop that no other group sounds quite as hurt as Hurts.
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