Morgan Stanley's analysts were more optimistic of a meeting of minds.
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We can only speculate on how that meeting of minds went.
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So did we: a fine meeting of minds, or gustatory sensitivities, or something.
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" He said that he and Williams "had natural chemistry from the beginning, a real meeting of minds.
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Rachel Chavkin was already a personal fan of Amber, so it truly was a meeting of minds.
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We are confident this year will be another successful meeting of minds for speakers, presenters and attendees alike.
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It's a meeting of minds — a celebration of artistic kinship across the gulfs of history, culture and technology.
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Some might see the apparent meeting of minds between the Thai and Chinese authorities as more alarming still.
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Mr. Davis said he sees "Hood Adjacent" as a comedy show but also as a meeting of minds.
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Would you bet that there could be a meeting of minds between Trump and Kim on this one?
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The meeting of minds also helped place the issue of climate change front and center of White House politics.
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Even so, the undeniable, inescapable meeting of minds between Bernie and Francis could be the beginning of something beautiful.
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Forget all the serendipitous meeting of minds and flawless execution — how do you write such a perfect romantic comedy?
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The Munich Security Conference in Germany, which was established in 1963, has long been a meeting of minds between nations.
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It does seem to me there could be some meeting of minds there, but let's see where the talks go today.
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"Within the next six months or so there could be a meeting of minds ... on the general principles and timeline," she said.
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To Saudi Arabia, which covered the artists' travel expenses, Desert X is as much a profit driver as a meeting of minds.
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Nearly two years after their first big political meeting of minds, West ventured to the Oval Office to meet again with President Trump.
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The talks appeared to signal a meeting of minds on many issues, including their shared view that Iran posed a regional security threat.
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To promote this unlikely meeting of minds, an unknown genius decided to put Nye and Tyler in a room together for a brief interview.
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So this is either going to be a meeting of minds or Sunak will be the Prime Minister's yes man living in Number 11.
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It's a project that suggests a full-on meeting of minds in the manner of Drake and Future's recent What A Time To Be Alive.
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Nonetheless, European Council President Donald Tusk indicated, there was less than a meeting of minds on trade and other issues, despite the cordiality of Trump's welcome.
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"We really do feel that in many ways we have a meeting of minds," said Charmane Russell, spokeswoman for the mines working group dealing with silicosis.
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Even under the best circumstances, however, the summit seems unlikely to be the kind of meeting of minds Silicon Valley Trump supporters like Thiel might hope for.
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Bailey said this was partly due to there being "no meeting of minds" between RBS and Promontory, the external consultant hired by the watchdog to write the report.
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Whatever they talked about, this is likely the beginning of a beautiful friendship, and we can only hope this meeting of minds has inspired some great music in the future.
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" In a release from the brand, they liken the collaboration to a meeting of minds; Minnie's imitable style meets "sophisticated and cool take juxtaposed with her fun spirit and femininity.
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There is plenty of devil in the missing detail, not least the scale of steel production overcapacity in China, but at least there seems to have been some meeting of minds.
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If you'd like to hear his passion for The Rock yourself, listen here and be extremely charmed by the very sweet meeting of minds that is Jehnny Beth and Mac DeMarco.
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The website for Uber's Elevate Summit details some of what's going to happen at the meeting of minds, which will feature participants from the manufacturing, regulatory, aviation and venture capital industries.
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This conversation for V Magazine feels very much like a meeting of minds—as Nicks herself says, the two are "witchy sisters" from across generations, so the match is an expected one.
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To reach certain business goals — building a new casino, say — it may be enough to have a meeting of minds with another C.E.O. A clear contract, dinner and drinks, a firm handshake.
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You can watch the whole performance here, and see the iconic meeting of minds below: (Lead photo: Lauryn Hill by The Come Up Show via Wikipedia / Nicki Minaj by Christopher Macsurak via Wikipedia)
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Atul Gawande has written extensively about this possibility, depicting a meeting of minds between autonomous doctors and health systems designers—and he manages to do so without making it seem terrifying or fantastical.
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They appeared to be an attempt to move beyond the controversy after Moscow characterized the election discussion as a meeting of minds rather than a showdown between the American president and his Russian counterpart.
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All of that baggage seems to sink any hope of a meeting of minds on North Korea, something other G20 leaders were hoping might walk the region back from the risk of nuclear-tipped confrontation.
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"There wasn't a meeting of minds on all issues, but there was a clear feeling that people were trying to sort this out and to have debt as one aspect of the overall deal," Tsakalotos said.
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India's minister for external affairs, Sushma Swaraj, struck a similar note, saying there was a "meeting of minds" between her and Kerry on terrorism, which she described as the foremost threat to international peace and security.
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Byrne and Eno apparently bonded over a shared interest in cybernetic management theory according to Sytze Steenstra's exhaustive David Byrne biography Song and Circumstance, and like David Bowie before him, there was a great meeting of minds.
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"No, we did not come to a meeting of minds, but I think the talks were positive in the sense that both sides emerged with a better understanding of the other's views," U.S. special representative Elliot Abrams told reporters.
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But because our first contact with alien life, he suspects, "is likely to be a meeting of microbes rather than a meeting of minds," he is more optimistic about finding a simple organism elsewhere in our own solar system.
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That album was pleasant listening, and it felt like what it advertised itself as, which is to say a congenial meeting of minds jamming out and making an album that was as satisfying for them to put together as it was to listen to.
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For years, the presidential conference calls were a nonpartisan holiday tradition: President Barack Obama would speak by phone with hundreds of rabbis in advance of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, in what participants described as a meeting of minds, largely free of raw politics.
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The stark warning came in a joint statement issued by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Trade Representative after what appears to have been a non-meeting of minds at multilateral talks in Brussels to address what is rapidly becoming a global steel crisis.
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Like "Question Time," to hear the song is to be placed in Dave's shoes; to feel the genuine and jittery excitement of each Whatsapp message arriving in his phone, the aligned meeting of minds, the eventual insecurity and pressure and passion and pleasure all congregating toward their heartfelt conclusion.
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The signature sound of both artists rumbles in there – Blondie's driving drums and bass, Harry's lyrical purr; Hynes' mournful synths – and it makes for an unexpectedly lovely meeting of minds, from which the only real takeaways are that Dev Hynes is a genius and Blondie are probably immortal.
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"I don't think we should approach this on the basis that we need transitional arrangements, because I think we can only get to a situation where we have a transition if there is a genuine meeting of minds on both sides of this negotiation that they are beneficial," Hammond told lawmakers on Monday.
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With education as a cornerstone of our mission, this meeting of minds and hearts, with globally distributed and accessible content, represents the beginning of a fundraising series in which the Oceanic Global team provide funding and backing to scientists and organizations leading the charge in protecting what are arguably the world's most critical ecosystems.
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Tyler, the Creator versus Seth Rogen is the meeting of minds you never thought you needed (probably because their other known collab is this mildly-to-mid-level disturbing Loiter Squad video where Rogen pretended to be a little girl) but this may actually be one of the most fascinating interviews we've seen in a while.
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He also appeared as Bertrand Russell and as Voltaire in episodes of Steve Allen's PBS series Meeting of Minds in the late 1970s.
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The album was praised by AllMusic reviewer James Allen, who described the album as "a true musical meeting of minds between the two cultures [Cuban and Malian]".
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Brandenburg, Sieghard, ed. (1996). Ludwig van Beethoven: Briefwechsel. Gesamtausgabe. Munich: Henle. He also finally met Johann von Goethe in Teplitz in July 1812, a somewhat equivocal meeting of minds.
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Early members were mostly anaesthetists, but also included physicians such as Dr R Maher who pioneered the use of intrathecal phenol for cancer pain. It was felt at the time that the society could be considered as a meeting of minds for likeminded individuals.
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Following a chance meeting with Crispin Odey, Hendry joined Odey Asset Management in 1999. "It was a meeting of minds," Hendry said. "He checked my references, got the message that I was a troublemaker, and said, 'You're one of us, you're one of the pirates'."Usborne, Simon.
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Cycling Weekly is a British cycling magazine. It is published by Future and is devoted to the sport and pastime of cycling. It used to be affectionately referred to by British club cyclists as "The Comic".Matt Seaton: The Meeting of Minds, Guardian, 23 November 2006.
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"Peake, Cathy (31 May 2008). "Meeting of minds", The Australian. Retrieved 14 August 2018. Van Gogh sent the portrait to his brother Theo, and years later reminded him in a letter to "take good care of my portrait by Russell, which means a lot to me.
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Meeting of Minds is a television series, created by Steve Allen, which aired on PBS from 1977 to 1981. The show featured guests who played significant roles in world history. Guests would interact with each other and host Steve Allen, discussing philosophy, religion, history, science, and many other topics.
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From 1977 until 1981, Allen wrote, produced and hosted the award-winning show Meeting of Minds, which aired on the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). The series pitted the likes of Socrates, Marie Antoinette, Thomas Paine, Sir Thomas More, Attila the Hun, Karl Marx, Emily Dickinson, Charles Darwin, and Galileo Galilei, all of whom were acting as if brought back from the past. Their dialogue and heated arguments covered issues such as racism, women's rights, crime and punishment, slavery, and religious toleration."Meeting of Minds", TV show Associated Press television columnist Peter Boyer called it the "best talk show on television," created by the person who "invented the television talk show," and added: Allen was a "philosophy fanatic" and avid reader of classic literature and history.
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The central theme is that the notion of a contract based on consent (or a "meeting of minds") was almost entirely absent before 1800 in the law. Instead it was based on reliance or the receipt of a benefit.Ch. 6 and p. 499 You could revoke a promise, and the concept of an executory contract was unknown.
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It had previously been published as a fine book by Cheap Street ISFDB does not provide any publication data but the year 1986. For some information and images see "Collectors Highlight (10) – The Girl Who Heard Dragons" at the Anne McCaffrey forums Meeting of Minds. The two contributors are the moderator and hostess of the forums. Retrieved 2011-10-21.
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The Canadian television series Witness to Yesterday, created by Arthur Voronka, aired three years after Allen's Emmy-award-winning local program. Unlike the Meeting of Minds round-table format, Witness to Yesterday employed a one-on-one interview format that focused on a single historical figure each episode. Steve Allen appeared on a 1976 episode of Witness to Yesterday as George Gershwin. Another Canadian TV series, Titans, followed a similar format.
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According to the official portal of the Indian Government, the National Portal of India, Rahman describes his special interests as "Working for peace in society; inculcating ethical and spiritual values among the people and striving for communal harmony; spreading the study of comparative religion; to work for harmony of hearts and meeting of minds of our people in different cultures and to see India as the prosperous blissful land of peace".
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In 2001 at the age of 17 Ganguli founded his company, Liberatum, to organise events around the world."A meeting of minds on the Bosphorus", The Independent, 6 June 2011. Retrieved 16 September 2018. In August 2006, a columnist in the Evening Standard of London noted that Ganguli had made 'the remarkable journey from a student studying French in Calcutta to, seemingly, one of the world's leading literary salonistas in just three years'.
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1978: Nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Single Performance by a supporting actress in Meeting of Minds. Quo also co-narrated the audiobook version. 1990: "The Jimmie" Lifetime Achievement Award by the Asian Pacific American Artists, for her outstanding work on The Sand Pebbles (1966), MacArthur (1977), and Chinatown (1974). She also won a local Emmy award for her achievements on "James Wong Howe – The Man and His Movies", a documentary on the award-winning cinematographer James Wong Howe.
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Marianna gives the appearance of being in love with her promiscuous freedom until a moment of vulnerability comes in a conversation with Finn. She speaks of a man that she met in France. They had met and spent one evening together during which they connected over a meeting of minds before she discovered that he was married. Although she has taken many lovers since, she realizes this man is her soulmate and she doesn't even know his name.
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This premise bears similarities with that of Steve Allen's Meeting of Minds. The series, like Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist, the first season of Home Movies, and Science Court, was animated in Squigglevision, a computer animation technique that caused the edges of people and important objects to vibrate constantly. Also like those series, Dick and Paula utilized retroscripting, in which a basic outline is given and the actors improvise the dialogue. Later, the dialogue is edited to a coherent script.
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After he hosted The Tonight Show, he went on to host numerous game and variety shows, including his own The Steve Allen Show, I've Got a Secret, and The New Steve Allen Show. He was a regular panel member on CBS's What's My Line?, and from 1977 until 1981 wrote, produced, and hosted the award-winning public broadcasting show Meeting of Minds, a series of historical dramas presented in a talk format. Allen was a pianistLIFE February 13, 1956. p. 56.
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KCET has used the Sunset Boulevard studio facilities to create numerous productions, including Carl Sagan's acclaimed series Cosmos, Steve Allen's Meeting of Minds, California's Gold, and Visiting...with Huell Howser. In 1979, while demonstrating a karate kick, a KCET employee kicked a hole in the wall. A maintenance manager assigned to repair the hole noticed an arched brick wall and column behind the wallboard. The wallboard was removed and uncovered the ornate exterior of a little theater built in the 1920s.
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In 1995, Simon issued a challenge for a second bet. Ehrlich declined, and proposed instead that they bet on a metric for human welfare. Ehrlich offered Simon a set of 15 metrics over 10 years, victor to be determined by scientists chosen by the president of the National Academy of Sciences in 2005. There was no meeting of minds, because Simon felt that too many of the metric's measured attributes of the world were not directly related to human welfare, e.g.
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Steve Allen originally created the concept for Meeting of Minds in the late 1950s. He intended to broadcast it as a segment of his weekly The Steve Allen Show television program but the show's sponsor, The Chrysler Corporation, raised objections and the segment plans were cancelled. Five years later, however, Allen and an acting troupe finally performed the segment on Allen's nightly Westinghouse show. Then, in 1971, Allen attempted to revive the concept as part of a syndicated talk series.
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Butch DeConcini is played by Greg Antonacci. He is from Flatbush, Brooklyn. Butch is a high-ranking member of the Lupertazzi crime family, first appearing in the show as a capo and later being promoted to underboss under Phil Leotardo. He attended Little Carmine Lupertazzi's "meeting of minds" to try to resolve a dispute with the Soprano crime family in 2006 after Tony responded to the murder of Vito Spatafore by blowing up a wire room in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn that was owned by Phil.
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Khosla was exposed to the issues of sustainable development during his time as a graduate student at Harvard University, while studying experimental physics. In 1964, Khosla met Professor Roger Revelle at the Population Center at Harvard. Revelle, who had been the head of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography and science advisor to President John F. Kennedy, was a pioneer in applying science to issues of social relevance. This was a meeting of minds and Khosla quickly became a student and collaborator of Professor Revelle.
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This disruption would then affect the orbits and gravitational fields of all the other planets in the solar system. The stranger makes a promise that if Earth eliminates these dangers, Venus will share some of its higher scientific knowledge with our scientists. During the meeting, however, the man from Venus concludes that humanity is not yet ready to receive such advanced knowledge. After his communication disc is stolen, which allows him to contact the approaching Venusian ship, the stranger quickly realizes that an interplanetary meeting of minds can never take place.
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In addition to expanding their library, this acquisition gave GoDigital access to the rapidly growing Hispanic demographic in the US. In Fall of 2012, GoDigital received an investment from Preferred Ventures for a specialized focus on audience and consumer-community growth and identification. Preferred Ventures, a digital media investment firm, was launched by Ed Ojdana and Chris Kelly, who consequently joined GoDigital's Board. The investment was described as “a meeting of minds between the tech and movie worlds.” In October, GoDigital partnered with Toronto-based 108 Media, acquiring the digital rights to eight 108 titles.
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The conceptual gulf between their positions was too wide to allow any meeting of minds; Léon Rosenfeld, one of Bohr's devotees, talking about Everett's visit, described Everett as being "undescribably [sic] stupid and could not understand the simplest things in quantum mechanics". Everett later described this experience as "hell...doomed from the beginning". However, while in Copenhagen, in his hotel, he started work on a new idea to use generalized Lagrange multipliers for mathematical optimization. Everett's theorem, published in 1963, relates the Lagrangian bidual to the primal problem.
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His PBS production of Meeting of Minds earned him the Peabody Award. Work in the United States has included the PBS series, Freestyle, a groundbreaking series on androgyny, the four-hour ABC Silver Anniversary Celebration featuring Julie Andrews and John Wayne, the situation comedy Good Times and series and specials for Steve Martin, Billy Crystal, Tom Jones, Richard Pryor, Donny and Marie, Dean Martin, Howie Mandel and Johnny Cash. Movies of the Week include dramatizations of the lives of Marilyn Monroe and Ava Gardner. Syndicated series include Norm Crosby's Comedy Shop and Starting from Scratch, starring Bill Daily and Connie Stevens.
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This time Lucy becomes frustrated over the same routine they have to go through over their secret romance each time. Amy then tells Lucy that she really loves her, and Lucy is happy. Elsewhere, Max, Janet, and Dominique defeat Lucy's henchmen (with Dominique never dropping the cigarette she's smoking, and Max having an all-too-brief meeting of minds with Skids during their fistfight, while Janet is just determined not to get her favorite sweater ruined). The three D.E.B.S. arrive at a locked door to Lucy's quarters where they hear Amy screaming out, leading them to try to break down the door.
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Honored guests receive first parlance, religious clergy second parlance, and very important persons third parlance. Clergy and followers of Christ received parlance and some may have turned away from hospitality, welcoming and serving, since active service requires detachment from material goods, family connections, and physical comforts. Hospitality is a meeting of minds, it is an openness to the familiar and meet to discuss and question the mystery of self, social events, experiences, nature and to God. Any guest should never made to feel or see that they are causing undue extra labor by their intrusion or presence.
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Thesiger LJ for the majority held that there was a valid contract, because the rule for the post is that acceptance is effective even if the letter never arrives. He noted that anyone can opt out of the rule, and that even if it sometimes causes hardship, it would cause even more hardship to not have the rule. Once someone posts acceptance, he argued, there is a meeting of minds, and by doing that decisive act a contract should come into effect. Bramwell LJ gave a spirited dissent, concluding that acceptance should only be effective once it arrives (but see also an apropos 1974 case,The Brimnes).
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Law J said that if that was true it would be impossible to complete any contract through the post; if the defendants were not bound by their offer until the answer was received, then the plaintiffs would not be bound until they had received word that the defendants had received their acceptance, and this could go on indefinitely. Instead it must be considered that the offerors were making the offer to the plaintiffs during every moment that the letter was in the post. Then when the Offeree has placed his acceptance in the post there is a meeting of minds, which concludes the offer and gives effect to the acceptance.Beale (2002) p.
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The origin and swift diversification of flowering plants in the Early Cretaceous appeared to go against Darwin's view of gradual evolution, and in a July 1879 letter to Joseph Dalton Hooker he called this an "abominable mystery". He sought explanations such as a long earlier development having taken place in an area where the fossil record had been lost, possibly a sunken continent, or relatively rapid development having been spurred by coevolution between insects and plants. Although he tired more quickly now, Darwin still worked for several hours a day. Emma ensured he took holidays, in autumn 1879 joining the Litchfields for a month in the Lake District where he met with John Ruskin, though this was not a meeting of minds.
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"Ganley's dinner party was a meeting of minds" Irish Times, 13 November 2008 On 30 October 2008, Ganley registered a company based in Moyne Park, Tuam, County Galway called the Libertas Party Limited."Ganley registers Libertas as a European political party" from the Irish Times, 1 November 2008 The Irish Times reported that the new party was intended to "carry on the business of a European political party". The party was publicly announced in December 2008"Libertas to seek a Euro majority", The Sunday Times, 13 December 2008 with ambitions to field up to 400 candidates and win seats in all 27 EU member states. In early 2009 Libertas applied to be recognised by the European Parliament as a political party at European level.
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The Spectator's traditionalist conservatism reflected its editor's background, and it is hard to have seen that there can have been much meeting of minds between Kolmer and Harris on political matters. Harris was, as it turned out, one of several contacts in the English establishment whom she had been able to cultivate during her visits to London during the 1930s. Others included the Liberal politician, Geoffrey Mander who, like Wilson, took a particular interest in Austria, along with the formidable feminist campaigner Margery Corbett Ashby and the Duchess of Atholl, whom Kolmer later described as "highly prominent but completely mad". In due course the administrative issues began to be resolved and she obtained laboratory work with her former sponsors at the Pearson Organisation.
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In the end though, they handle it maturely and come to a meeting of minds by going up to his apartment. Now that Archie is dating Hilda, Hilda is starting to have issues about this romance because that she's not quite feeling it for him or maybe because he's just so nice to her. During a date at a diner and just as she's about to break up with him, a woman named Felissa shows up, fawning all over him and with good reason: she used to date Archie. That incident doesn't detour Hilda by inviting Archie back to the house, but when he suspects that she was only turned on when it seemed like another woman wanted him, he leaves immediately, even though she was just kidding.
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In his latest collection of limited edition diamond dust silkscreen prints, Simon Claridge has taken iconic images from the hallowed archives of legendary English photographer Terry O’Neill. In a career spanning more than half a century, O’Neill pioneered the iconic celebrity portrait and became famed for his instinct and ability to capture his subjects in candid, and sometimes unorthodox, poses and locations. Also an accomplished photographer himself, Claridge has long admired the work of Terry O’Neill. For that admiration now to be mutual is a source of great pride for him. Putting paid to the common misconception that one must never meet their heroes for fear of them not living up to expectations, Claridge describes the collaboration as “a meeting of minds” between two fellow artists, each with an appreciation for the other’s style.
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In 1971, she portrayed a widow with two children in the Gunsmoke episode, "Captain Sligo", with Richard Basehart in the title role as an Irish cattle buyer who courts her. In 1974 she guest-starred in an episode of McMillan and Wife, "Reunion In Terror", and on The New Land. She appeared on Gibbsville in 1976. In 1976-77 Jens played the role of Mae Olinski on the soap spoof Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. She appeared on the scripted talk show Meeting of Minds, hosted by Steve Allen (S03E05 and S03E06, 1979), portraying Empress Theodora. In 1986 she appeared in The Colbys, Cagney & Lacey, and MacGyver. She appeared in several episodes of Falcon Crest (1987) and The Hogan Family (1989), and in a 1990 episode of The Wonder Years.
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Although she is more refined than her parents, her education and social standing leave her too far below the level of her husband to allow a meeting of minds to take place. Théodore's passion for her cools and she is treated with disdain by his fellow artists. Théodore instead finds a kindred soul in the Duchesse de Carigliano, to whom he gives the famous portrait of Augustine and to whom he becomes hopelessly attached, neglecting his rooms on the Rue des Trois-Frères (now a part of the Rue Taitbout). Realizing after three years of unhappiness that her marriage is falling apart and having been informed by a malicious gossip of Théodore's attachment to the duchess, Augustine visits Madame de Carigliano not to ask her to give her back her husband's heart but to learn the arts by which it has been captured.
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They toured Italy together and married in St Mark's English Church, Florence, on 10 May 1891 before returning to Denmark. According to Fanning, their relationship was not only a "love match", but also a "meeting of minds"; Anne Marie was a gifted artist and a "strong-willed and modern- minded woman, determined to forge her own career". This determination would strain the Nielsens' marriage, as Anne Marie would spend months away from home during the 1890s and 1900s, leaving Carl, who was susceptible to opportunities with other ladies, to raise their three young children in addition to composing and fulfilling his duties at the Royal Theatre. Nielsen sublimated his anger and frustration over his marriage in a number of musical works, most notably between 1897 and 1904, a period which he sometimes called his "psychological" period.
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In civil law systems, the concept of intention to create legal relations is closely related to the "will theory" of contracts as espoused by German jurist Friedrich Carl von Savigny in his nineteenth century work System des heutigen Römischen Rechts.Savigny, System des heutigen Römischen Rechts (1840) online, in German It had been a prominent concept through the nineteenth century that contracts were based on a meeting of minds between two or more parties, and that their mutual consent to a bargain, or their intention to contract, were paramount. While it is generally true that courts wish to uphold the parties' intentions,BCCI v Ali and HIH v Chase Manhattan Bank courts moved in the later half of the nineteenth century to a more objective stance for interpretation,e.g. Smith v Hughes [1871] LR 6 QB 597 whereby the emphasis moved to the way in which the parties had manifested their consent to a bargain to the outside world.
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Liberatum festivals,'Liberatum Arts Festival in Hong Kong', 'British Broadcasting Corporation', 27 April 2012'Nobel Laureates Take Hong Kong', 'Interview Magazine', 5 April 2012'Liberatum Berlin', 'Vogue Germany', 4 July 2012'Istanbul, Turkey: Old city, new spirit' 'The Telegraph', 3 September 2011'Pharrell Williams, V.S. Naipaul, Marianne Faithfull on Liberatum’s Lineup', 'The Wall Street Journal', 14 March 2012 shows,'An Exhibit of Instagram Photos of Kimye with LiLo, Lorde, Damien Hirst and More', 'The New York Times', 23 June 2013'See Kimye, Lindsay Lohan And Damien Hirst In 'Tagged, 'Forbes', 30 June 2014'Panel Discussion on Celebrity and Social Media Draws Laughter, Snores', 'The Wall Street Journal', 27 June 2014 content,"Actress Susan Sarandon honoured in Hong Kong for contribution to cinema", "South China Morning Post", 14 March 2015 programmes and summits are hosted in worldwide. They have taken place in Russia, Turkey,"Memories of Istancool", "Vogue Magazine", 12 July 2010 Papua New Guinea, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, United Kingdom, France, United States, India, Morocco.A meeting of minds on the Bosphorus, The Independent, 5 June 2011 The festivals encourage new and established artists to perform, discuss and promote their work in front of audiences so that they can debate and interact with their work. The artists are generally from different fields.
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