These sessions produced "Cuzco Children" (1948), in every respect a masterpiece.
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The P9 is a flagship phone in every respect but the price.
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"We're on the same wavelength, I think, in every respect," Trump said.
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The Quarter Pounder really is just that much better in every respect.
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It's so gutsy and obscene and wild and outrageous in every respect.
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"Though labeled 'releasees,' they remain prisoners in every respect," the complaint said.
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In every respect, the Wisconsin result breathes renewed life into the Cruz camp.
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The Ride the Pony emote and Psy's dance are identical in every respect.
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Some of them I met, I found to be extraordinary in every respect.
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Sergeant Bellavia and his fellow soldiers were outgunned, overmatched — disadvantaged in every respect.
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The tragic event was in every respect unpredictable, except for one: the location.
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The newly-boosted T-Mobile will be giving competitor a fight in every respect.
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Please know that the children are safe and loved and supported in every respect.
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The received version of events is a neat tale, but wrong in every respect.
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" The ad shows part of Trump's answer -- "I am pro-choice in every respect.
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Modern deepwater oil and gas platforms dwarf Taylor Energy's MC20A platform in every respect.
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Compromise can't happen if the enemy is seen as the enemy in every respect.
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"This is a tragedy in every respect," Monmouth County's prosecutor, Christopher J. Gramiccioni, said.
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I'm not saying this is a complete comparison in every respect — far from it.
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"I am pro-choice in every respect and as far as it goes," he said.
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Furthermore, because the United States was and still is the world's superpower in every respect.
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My joy at being drunk, my infidelities, my constant feelings of inferiority in every respect.
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We need to improve on the current world order, not defend it in every respect.
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In every respect, Iran took a giant step backward by the time Ahmadinejad's presidency ended.
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"They look in every respect like a consumer credit transaction," he told me of these projects.
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In every respect Putin needs to be stood up to -- in economic, military and diplomatic terms.
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" But why would we say "let the Constitution, in every respect, be observed though the heavens fall.
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The whole of the film is a potent collaboration in every respect, and a remarkable directorial debut.
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Indeed, Donald Trump is illiberal in every respect save for his single-minded commitment to private pleasures.
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"The action appears in every respect ... intended to placate Indian companies and local traders," Walmart told the USTR.
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"The action appears in every respect ... intended to placate Indian companies and local traders," Walmart told the USTR.
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So this toast is to wish a happy birthday to my son, in every respect a duchy original.
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To be sure, not all sites had unsafe conditions, and nine child care providers passed inspections in every respect.
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This is, in every respect, a descent: into abuse, into erasure, and into the cavernous possibilities of sequential art.
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"All this changes with iOS10 CallKit, where VoIP calls behave exactly like native calls in every respect," Dudai continues.
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Tesla said it develops vehicles "with the highest standards of safety in every respect," in a statement on Wednesday.
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A dead girl, physically identical to Cassie in every respect, is found in a ruined cottage in County Wicklow.
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I am certainly hopeful for a world in which gender-based pressure and expectations are nonexistent in every respect.
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The men, who were very similar in every respect other than their caste, contacted women and measured how they responded.
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Google is deadly serious about its new Pixel smartphones being able to take on the iPhone in every respect possible.
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The era of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party is in every respect a repudiation of Nehru.
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DONALD TRUMP was once a staunch supporter of abortion rights, declaring in 1999 that he was "pro-choice in every respect".
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"The Executive Board made it very clear again that the Olympic Games are about non discrimination in every respect," he said.
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Graham believed the Bible was God-breathed, or infallible in every respect, and thus should be interpreted in a literal fashion.
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"We'll be taking into account what the president is recommending, but it will not be determinative in every respect," he said.
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The usual difficulty is that it's impossible to find, say, job seekers who are absolutely identical in every respect except race.
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Donald Trump, loudly billing himself as Barack Obama's opposite in every respect, has effectively adopted his predecessor's worst foreign policy mistake.
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At first, the two flights were identical in every respect, flying nonstop for about three hours, at a cost of $204.
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Kevin Love led all players with 14 points in the quarter, and the Cavaliers simply outplayed the Warriors in every respect.
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"We'll be taking into account what the president has recommended, but it will not be determinative in every respect," he said.
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But Reynolds was a champion for this film in every respect and seemed born to play the Merc with the mouth.
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"We have found that, in every respect, this commission has been carrying out its activities in an almost covert fashion," she said.
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The NWA between 21987 and about 225 nestled into a cozy place where it was just getting everything right, in every respect.
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"We're on the same wavelength, I think, in every respect," Trump said during a meeting with May at the World Economic Forum.
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Today, Russia ranks far behind China as a power in every respect except in the quantity of nuclear weapons that it possesses.
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The world of The Hard Tomorrow is our own, but set in an unspecified future and just slightly worse in every respect.
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Bourne was vindicated in every respect but unfortunately did not live to press his advantage — he died, only 32, in December 1918.
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"They are our best allies in every respect," adding that the foundation of our multicultural society and our national security is mutual respect.
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Dano's direction is meticulous in every respect, which enables him to keep the characters at a remove that is both cleareyed and compassionate.
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But there can be no doubt that the presence of the IMF is in every respect a very desirable and efficient thing to have.
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" He continues: "We figured our solution was to be more hardcore, and more uncompromising, in every respect, in both our politics and our music.
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"There's a high level of concern about interfering with what appears to be an economy that's taking off in every respect," Mr. McConnell said.
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"There is nothing newsworthy about these decade-old transfers, which were perfectly legal and appropriate in every respect," a spokesman said in a statement.
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In every respect but traffic control and the outcome of the game, the occasion was declared a rousing success by most of those involved.
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The arguments they made in that context apply in every respect to themselves, as both critics and supporters of net neutrality regulation have long observed.
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Two decades after Donald Trump described himself as "pro-choice in every respect," abortion opponents now unanimously regard him as their greatest convert and champion.
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The car is described as "exceptional in every respect" and was raced by some of the world's greatest racing drivers, including Stirling Moss and Mike Hawthorn.
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And I've said all along, we want to see the campaign improve; we want to see the campaign improve in tone, in approach, in every respect.
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This digital twin is identical in every respect and is used to design the control units, test them, simulate how to make them and program production machines.
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"We have only just seen the draft and we are examining it now, and taking precautions in every respect for all conceivable scenarios," the ministry spokeswoman said.
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The only way to know for sure would be to create an Earth B that's identical in every respect, except without Christmas, and we can't do that.
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"We see with cities coming online in every respect so that when ransomware takes them offline, how much it affects constituents," Recorded Future's Allan Liska told Gizmodo.
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He's a bad guy in every respect, and, frankly, the embargo must stand if for no other reason than, if it does stand, he will come down.
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There's no easy way to say this, Virgo, so we're going to give it to you straight: in every respect, your October is going to be awful.
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" We asked what that meant and were told, "He really cherishes the fact that he's alive, and wants to make the most of it in every respect.
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He approached the business of buying slaves as he might livestock, insisting, "all of them to be strait limbed, & in every respect strong and healthy with good teeth".
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"We are pro-life in every respect," explains one priest at a dinner where balut—fertilised duck eggs cooked and served with the fetus inside—are being enjoyed.
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Trump has said in the past that "he's pro-choice in every respect," but as a Republican candidate and president, he has promised to appoint anti-abortion justices.
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If the predictions for each state hold, the November election will match the 3.93 Electoral College result in every respect except one: The Democrats would win North Carolina.
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"The world in every respect – every segment of the economy, every aspect of our lives – is being influenced by this roadmap of innovation in applications," the CEO said.
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This is the quiet cynicism of Mr Trump's Donald-come-lately abortion stance: the 45th president-to-be was once, in his own words, "pro-choice in every respect".
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He is fated to meet an opponent who is his equal in every respect, and he sets off for China to fulfill his destiny, meeting challenges along the way.
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"The FDPIC investigations revealed that data processing in connection with Windows 10 did not conform in every respect with the data protection legislation," the authority said in a statement.
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Trump, who said he was "pro-choice in every respect" in 1999, before changing his views, had his commitment to the anti-abortion cause questioned during the presidential campaign.
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To answer that question, the 32-year-old singer-songwriter only has to point to the person who's closest to him in every respect: his wife and manager, Kelly Janson.
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The shapes into which Tim Tebow contorts himself during even routine throws—the top image is just him warming up in the outfield—are implausibly avant-garde in every respect.
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His Republican opponent, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis, had her own script, which boiled down to a lament that the city is falling apart in every respect, evidence to the contrary notwithstanding.
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These are actually important details, because Ferguson's complaint claimed that Epic analyzes and copies dance moves frame by frame, resulting in emotes that were "identical in every respect" to the original.
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" Trump's Republican primary rivals have repeatedly questioned his anti-abortion credentials, often referencing a 1999 appearance on "Meet the Press" in which he described himself as "pro-choice in every respect.
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Once describing himself as "pro-choice in every respect," Trump says he's evolved on the issue and that he's now pro-life, with exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother.
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"This was an independent investigation, objective in every respect, and that we had the full support of the university in terms of their commitment to being transparent," said George Martin, a McGuireWoods partner.
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Real change would include Trump acknowledging that his racist allegations regarding the immigrant community were wrong in every respect, and gaining a real understanding of the daily contributions made by the undocumented people.
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America in 2016, post-Black Lives Matter is less secure, less free, more divided, and lesser-than in every respect when it comes to our national ideals of freedom and justice for all.
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"This opinion, declaring Ohio an egregiously gerrymandered state, completely validates every one of our claims and theories in every respect," Freda Levenson, legal director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.
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Erdogan: Qatar crisis is 'inhumane' "To isolate a country's population in every respect is inhumane," the Turkish leader told his ruling Justice and Development Party in a weekly Parliamentary address in Ankara on Tuesday.
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Simmons tweeted that the site will remain the same "in every respect," while there are signs that Spotify intends to increase The Ringer's already sizable staff (the site, as of acquisition, has about 90 employees).
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But in the end, according to Steve Vladeck, of the University of Texas, the upcoming term will be "dominated by Justice Kennedy in every respect", and haunted by "the looming spectre of his potential retirement".
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Stokes emphasized that if becoming a McKinsey partner is your goal, then "constant availability" is a must, since you&aposre going to be "married to the organization" and its quest for excellence in every respect.
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In other words, in every respect, people coming from Cuba to the US are identical to people coming from elsewhere — except that they were allowed to come here first and get legal status afterward without difficulty.
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If you train an Indian worker to do the job of an American radiologist just as capably as that radiologist in every respect, then you increase the total effective labour supply of radiologists by one person.
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If you train an AI to do the job of an American radiologist just as capably as that radiologist in every respect, then you increase the total effective labour supply of radiologists by an unlimited amount.
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I don't think the OnePlus 6 regresses in any way — it's a better phone than the OnePlus 5T in every respect — but some may lament the change from a full metal body to a glass sandwich design.
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"The next Bank of England governor will somebody who is absolutely first class in every respect, and who is independent - those are the two most important qualifications," Johnson told reporters on his way to a G7 summit in France.
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"He's been doing a great job in every respect," Mr. Trump said of Mr. DeSantis, whom he speaks with regularly and who has been aggressive in his requests to the government to supply masks and ventilators to his state.
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In every respect, the Jaguars' standing in London would be improved and dramatically enhanced if we are fortunate to be approved as the new owner and steward of Wembley Stadium, and that's good news for the Jaguars and all of Jacksonville.
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In every respect, with his deep connections to the world of the Beat poets, writers and jazz, to the artists of Provincetown and the Lower East Side in Manhattan, Bellamy was a free spirit, a quiet catalyst behind the art of the '21980s.
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After abandoning his first attempt at making a feature film, Shaw put together My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea with partner Jane Samborski in the kitchen of their one-bedroom apartment, and the finished product is a collage in every respect.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - The next governor of the Bank of England has to be someone who is independent and "first class in every respect", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday, declining to answer on whether the successful candidate had to be a Brexit supporter.
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The Back the Blue Act was introduced in the aftermath of the unthinkable shooting of police officers in Dallas this summer, but was, in every respect, federal over-reach and over-reaction to crimes the states have the constitutional duty to punish – and already punish severely.
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"People use 10 degrees as an illustrative example" — of a nightmare scenario where climate change goes much, much worse than expected in every respect — "and looking at it, even 10 degrees would not really cause the collapse of industrial civilization," though the effects would still be pretty horrifying.
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The Olympia hardcore group, whose name is an acronym for Girls Living Outside Society's Shit, delivered their first release in January 2015 and it was, in every respect, the most enraged collection of songs ever written for the marginalized and disenfranchised in the face of a violent world.
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Owners of the S8 probably don't need to upgrade this go-around — the differences aren't great enough to warrant splurging on the S9 — but if you're using a Galaxy S7 or any other phone from two years ago, the S9 is a significant step up in every respect.
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As service chiefs, they have no operational responsibilities, but they have to make sure the units they send over to their combatant commanders are ready in every respect -- including being able to serve well in a military that has grown dramatically more diverse in the last 30 years.
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"We're hopeful the government of Sudan will continue to engage in a way that will allow them to finally close the door on their terrorist past and rejoin the family of civilized nations in every respect," said Newberger, who is not acting as a lobbyist for the families.
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But then the NBA decided that they didn't take too kindly to Embiid's F-you, and slapped the man with a $10,000 fine, which is pretty dumb in every respect: But what we're presented with here is a kind of conundrum that takes the form of a one-way street.
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Word of the Day adjective: having or revealing supreme mastery or skill adjective: perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities adjective: without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers verb: make perfect; bring to perfection verb: fulfill sexually _________ The word consummate has appeared in 112 articles on nytimes.
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This is especially notable in retrospect, as the collection builds toward its last and most accomplished story, the only one original to the collection: "Before We Disperse Like Star Stuff," in which three estranged queer friends find one another and renew their relationships while filming a Smithsonian documentary about the ancient sentient weasel people whose remains they discovered, is absolutely wonderful in every respect.
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