Her over-the-top performance keeps in line with the movie's general mayhem.
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That keeps in line with LinkedIn's approach to prioritizing member privacy and asking users to opt-in to groups with a networking focus.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg released his criminal justice policy platform on Saturday, delivering a comprehensive plan for "fairness and justice" that keeps in line with many positions supported by justice reform advocates and his fellow 2020 competitors.
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Hot on the heels of two big moments for the producer and DJ—his well-received U cassette and first United States tour in March—Wildblood's new track keeps in line with his usual strain jazzy, subdued deep house.
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And while McMahon asserts the one day permit was "based solely on noise complaints and not the content of the festival" and in conversation is confident if the festival keeps in line things will go back to normal it's not that simple.
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Of course, the video keeps in line with Polizzi's spunky personality, as she can be seen trying to put a furry leopard-print cover on the steering wheel, and saying "yasss, check your mirrors!" and looking at her hair when instructed to do so as a safety measure.
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The titulature (most of them incomplete) of all emperors, which keeps in line with pharaonic titles of previous periods, derives from Beckerath (1999).
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The goose then tries to escape and is trapped in the mouth of the fox running through the forest. Eventually she is rescued by all the animals on the farm. After this, the silly goose is with the normal male goose and their four children, which she keeps in line and doesn't allow them to behave in her previous ‘silly’ ways.
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The name keeps in line with the tourist libraries such as Chinatown, Orchard and Esplanade, together with the flagship library at Bugis (formerly at Bras Basah). Daiso eventually reopened in the mall on 15 January 2020 but as a smaller outlet located at level 2 while The Pet Safari moved to the area where Timezone was operating with the arcade moving down to level 2 beside Daiso.
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But, his details are brief and mostly just list rulers without referring to their real names. He did not go on about deeds that each one carried out during their reign, which keeps in line with Al-Biruni's mission to try to stay away from political histories. Al-Biruni also described the geography of India in his work. He documented different bodies of water and other natural phenomena.
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The character was popular enough to spawn a 1992 novel, I'm Good Enough, I'm Smart Enough, and Doggone It, People Like Me!: Daily Affirmations with Stuart Smalley. The book keeps in line with the concept of the character and is presented (tongue-in-cheek) as a legitimate day-to-day affirmation book. Each page is dated and the reader is "supposed" to follow through as if they were actually seeking help.
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The opening sequence was shot in Ancoats, Manchester, an area transformed by the Industrial Revolution which helped give the city its nickname Cottonopolis. The sequence features shots of Brunswick Mill, Murrays' Mills and McConnel & Kennedy mills – all three are Manchester's most famous cotton mills in production at the time of the Industrial Revolution and keeps in line with the programme's warehouse theme. The location at which the pitches are filmed has varied over the years. It was originally filmed inside a furniture depository in Stoke Newington.
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The soundtrack album received positive reviews from critics. The Times of India gave a review stating "When you have a title like Madras, most often you would see the album packed with kuthu numbers. However, Santhosh Narayanan scores a likeable album that not just keeps in line with the theme, but also manages to give a mix of everything" and gave a rating of 3 out of 5 stars for the album. S R Ashok Kumar of The Hindu labelled "Madras", "Irandhidava" and "Kakidha Kappal" to be hits among the masses, further labelling the song "Naan Nee" as "interesting" and the theme music's as "pleasant to the ear".
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He then goes on to list composers in other European countries who are making strides in the futurist evolution of music even when battling tradition. For example Pratella discusses the geniuses of Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss and how they struggled to combat and overcome the past with innovatory talent. He expresses his admiration for Edward Elgar in England because he is destroying the past by resisting the will to amplify symphonic forms, and is finding new ways to combine instruments for different effects, which keeps in line with the Futurist aesthetic. Pratella also mentions Finland and Sweden, countries in which innovations are being made by means of nationalism and poeticism, citing the works of Sibelius.
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