" Adds Cassandra: "She's happier and more appreciative of her family.
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Every year I'm more appreciative, every year I love it more.
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They taught me to be more appreciative for what I have.
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So that even much — makes us much more appreciative of your cooperation.
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Ribera found a more appreciative audience for the deal among international observers.
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"I was just awash with sentimentality and more appreciative of it," adds Goodman.
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We couldn't be more appreciative of everything you have done for the sport.
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You may find yourself calmer, more productive, and more appreciative of peace and quiet.
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But I think over time, I learnt to be more appreciative of the team.
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The older I get the more appreciative I become of the simple things in life.
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I couldn't be more appreciative of you and my best friends for celebrating with me.
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The law student, I'm sure, has since given better-received gifts to more appreciative friends.
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Being so far away from my family has made me more appreciative of their sacrifices.
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Nothing makes me more appreciative of my own bed than when I can't sleep in it.
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I felt much more appreciative of my life and what I've got and the people around me.
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I love y'all and am more appreciative of y'all than my meager vocabulary could hope to describe.
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Months later TW2 sent me more appreciative texts and even a personal gift handmade by her daughter.
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And the ending of her story, paradoxically, made me much more appreciative of the rest of it.
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Now it makes me more appreciative of my life because they are examples of what not to do.
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"The kids are more appreciative of this experience than almost any kids I've ever worked with," said de Ridder.
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But now everyone is trying to get back to their family, and I think that's why they're more appreciative.
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By then, Obama was a grown woman, grieving and even more appreciative of her parents' sacrifices for her sake.
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I've spent the last 24 hours being more appreciative of my family and realizing we have a serious problem.
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"I think people are more appreciative," said Woods told reporters ahead of a practice round at Ridgewood Country Club.
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"I think people are more appreciative," Woods told reporters ahead of a practice round at Ridgewood Country Club on Tuesday.
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"And not only that, your child is going to be even more appreciative of you and the sacrifices you made."
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Mars is more appreciative of her shoes than her body and they dance the night away at a reggaeton club.
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No one is more appreciative of the role of the House and Hensarling in advancing regulatory reforms than community banks.
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"Frankly, working as a fact-checker has made me more appreciative of the fact that public policy is really complex."
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As I get older, I'm so much more appreciative of our unique culture that we're privileged to further develop as Canadians.
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Keeping a gratitude journal or setting aside time to write thank you cards encourage me to feel more appreciative and grounded.
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We should all be more appreciative of our nation's educators, who, with great courage, navigate awkward situations on a regular basis.
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Indeed, composers can often find a more appreciative audience if they reclassify their music as an installation or as performance art.
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Experts on the region have also repeatedly said that Ukrainian soldiers are more appreciative and in greater need of nonlethal aid.
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I've clambered onto this soapbox before, but we ought to be more appreciative of the food culture that is our own.
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In a similar way, I always feel more appreciative of my good health in the days that I recover from sickness.
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It makes him all the more appreciative for the opportunity to work on Make A Change without having to stress about money.
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I love that people are passionate; I just wish they could be more appreciative of how much work we put into it.
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While she's not pregnant yet, Laich told PEOPLE he's more appreciative than ever for Hough, who has been a "warrior" through the process.
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Though she didn't win, Boyle couldn't more appreciative of the opportunity to be back on the reality competition franchise that launched her career.
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Laich told PEOPLE following the episode that he's more appreciative than ever for his wife, who has been a "warrior" through the process.
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"Viterbo is closed mentally, like their Etruscan forbears, they're more appreciative of what's on the table" and in their farms, Father Tuderti said.
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While the annual Veterans Day gushing is fine, veterans would be more appreciative if their leaders concentrated on funding priorities for toxic exposure.
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While the couple isn't pregnant yet, Laich told PEOPLE he's more appreciative than ever for Hough, who has been a "warrior" through the process.
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But perhaps, you'll find yourself a bit more appreciative toward all the dudes out there pulling their weight to keep the family line going.
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The couple aren't pregnant yet, but Laich tells PEOPLE he's more appreciative than ever for Hough, who has been a "warrior" through the process.
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"I'd rather write for kids, they're more appreciative," Dr. Seuss — who wrote more than 60 books — once said, according to his 1991 New York Times obituary.
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Though Twitter and Facebook are the traditional gatekeepers of online traffic in the modern day, there was in fact a larger and more appreciative following elsewhere.
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If you're going to re-enact Darth Vader's big Rogue One moment, you won't find a more appreciative audience than the one at Star Wars Celebration.
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To understand "Lennon-McCartney" the songwriting team, and the Beatles as a group, demands a more appreciative listen of the first wave of rock and roll.
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And eventually, that helps her solve it — after listening to an interview with the mother, Annalise realizes she poisoned herself, to make her children be more appreciative.
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But the audience at the Palace Theater here cannot be more thrilled or more appreciative or more ready to be caught up in the spirit of the undertaking.
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Three out of the last four days, the famously homebody president with the low approval ratings has escaped the Washington free-fire zone to seek more appreciative audiences.
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It shows that when people are unhappy with their governments, they're not necessarily more appreciative of democracy and the fact that they can just vote politicians out of office.
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In "The Gratitude Diaries," published in 2015, former Parade magazine editor Janice Kaplan sets out to be more appreciative in all areas of her life, starting with her marriage.
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When you see how far you've come and all of the difficult storms you have weathered, it will make you more appreciative of what you have in your life now.
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"I feel like it helps them be more appreciative of the final project," Lemp said of her kids' contributions to the renovations, especially because they spend vacations in the campers.
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At first, markets seemed more appreciative of Mr. Mattarella's rejection of the populist government, but they then fell sharply, with stocks and bonds falling as investors digested the increased uncertainty.
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If the player council chooses a new board member more appreciative of his abilities than Gimelstob was, there is a chance Kermode could get a second chance at a contract extension.
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Another goal could be to help create a public that is more skeptical of the effectiveness of threats and violence and more appreciative of the effectiveness of persuasion and being respectful.
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"We could not be more appreciative to the hundreds of volunteers that hung fliers and did ground searches every day for 16 days," Sarah Haynes, who organized the Facebook page, told KITV.
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Osman added that everyone at Toys for Tots could be not be more appreciative of what Amtrak has done for them the past few years, and they will miss their longtime partner.
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I feel a little bit older today, and more appreciative of the eccentric, brilliant genius who luckily came my way as a kid growing up in the pre-grunge, pre-Internet era.
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Ms. Trump, someone briefed on the meeting said, suggested to Ms. Richards that she should have been more appreciative of Mr. Trump's warm words about Planned Parenthood during a Republican primary debate.
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With two Billboard 200 chart-topping albums and three RIAA multi-platinum certifications for full-lengths, Nine Inch Nails (frequently abbreviated to NIN by fans) clearly captured a broader and more appreciative audience.
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It is so peculiar to think that Cruz's elusive saw him vilified just a few years ago, but either the crowds have got more appreciative or absence has made the heart grow fonder.
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As I got better at commanding my rates and slowly increasing ones with existing clients, I found that I did better work and my clients were more appreciative of what I did for them.
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People were waiting in line for bread and milk and stuff like that, a lot of things that have made me personally more appreciative of the value of life and what life has to offer.
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We couldn't be more appreciative of the partnership we've had with the City of Louisville, which embraced the need for competition in this industry as part of its larger initiatives around innovation and emerging technology.
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"The fact that we were willing to be critical of the United States ... I think that made them maybe more appreciative of our criticisms we made of their own society," Sanders said at the time.
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"When we do find something they can eat, particularly if it's in the category of sweets or baked goods," because dairy and egg allergies rule out many sweets, "they're really excited and much more appreciative," she said.
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"The audience ... cannot be more thrilled or more appreciative or more ready to be caught up in the spirit of the undertaking," wrote the New York Times adding: "The three main characters remained true to their younger selves".
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So believe it or not it makes me more appreciative of the job I get to do everyday, write songs, sing songs that clarity kind of really makes me be able to appreciate being able to do it.
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The space between them that the open marriage introduced had, in fact, improved their sex life; but she also was more appreciative of the depth of the bond she felt with David, compared with the one she had with her boyfriend.
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I'm not trying to be all, "The greatest IMAX content is life itself!!" here, but I really did walk out feeling more appreciative of my actual surroundings, grateful that I wasn't forced to watch stock footage while trapped inside of a box anymore.
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Maybe they should leave, so that we can replace them with new and better ones: newcomers who are more appreciative of what the United States has to offer, more ambitious for themselves and their children, and more willing to sacrifice for the future.
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And if, as I fear, we see the White House transformed into a bog of scandals flowing from an unprincipled narcissist, we as a nation will be more appreciative of a first family that set an impeccable example for all the world.
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Everything changed in 1989, when Tim Burton's Batman smashed box office records and delivered an urban gothic take on the character, which then turned the '66 Batman into a joke it would endure for the next decade while the more appreciative fans came of age.
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Whatever happens on Sunday, Woods will be front and center, which is great for the Masters, greater for golf and greatest of all for Woods, who has come back more appreciative of his gifts and of the love showered on him by his galleries.
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Their reasons varied: The first group reported that their smiles became more natural over time, the third group said they became more appreciative of the little things that brought them joy in life and the third group reported feeling more connected to the people they sent the photos to.
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What "To the girls who let him go" is really telling (straight) women is that other women are the enemy, and you must spend your days perpetually trying to hold onto your precious man, lest he run off with another eager partner who is more appreciative of his glorious complexities.
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Amid the outcry, some responses were more even-keeled, like those (jokingly?) offering up their houses as venues for Brian Wilson's cancelled headlining set or the voices of reason taking a more appreciative stance towards decisions made for their own safety, but they were ultimately drowned out by the rage-commenters.
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And meanwhile, seed was this emerging category where the teams are smaller, they're definitely more raw in terms of what they've figured out, which is actually kind of what I like about working with entrepreneurs, and they are more appreciative in some ways of more help at that stage because it's less baked.
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Emily Pope Hermans, Docent Program Manager at Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens at Museum of Fine Art, couldn't be more appreciative of the doors that opened for her after graduating from the program: "The MEP gave me the opportunity to form deep connections with other museum educators and to gain a better understanding of the intricacies and complexities of the field," Hermans said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said in a new interview that evangelical Christians have been more appreciative than Jewish people of his decision to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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I got really excited in 2010 because I think I was over in Hong Kong when you were doing a conference over there and I happened to meet Joe Tsai, who at the time was the CFO of Alibaba — and Alibaba back then was private, it was only worth about $10 billion, Yahoo owned 40 percent of it from a 1013 deal — and in meeting him, I just became much more appreciative of just how big Alibaba was going to be.
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Later on, the Surrealists were more appreciative and André Breton included extracts from the novel in his Anthology of Black Humour.
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Retrieved 11-13-2015. Contemporary critics have been more appreciative. Eoin Friel, of the Action Elite, awarded three and a half stars out of five.
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However, he had grown more appreciative of the Sovremennye Zapiski writers, and in 1939, published generous commentary on Vladimir Nabokov's work, beginning with King, Queen, Knave.Paul Duncan Morris, Vladimir Nabokov: Poetry and the Lyric Voice, p. 393. Toronto etc.
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Hall included a quote from Spector stating, "We can only assume that England is more appreciative of talent and exciting music than the U.S." Actor Dennis Hopper shot the cover of the album. The album peaked at No. 27 in the UK.
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In 1863, Charles Cowden Clarke also wrote on this play. Kehler notes he was the husband of famous Shakespearean scholar Mary Cowden Clarke. Charles was more appreciative of the lower-class mechanicals of the play. He commented favourably on their individualisation and their collective richness of character.
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Eurogamer also gave the 2 out of 10, whilst GameCentral marked it even lower, giving it only 1 out of 10. Maxim was, however, much more appreciative of the game, giving it 4 out of 5. Official Xbox Magazine UK gave the game a rating of 6 out of 10.
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" Claudia Puig of USA Today was more appreciative, writing, "Caine and Law are in fine form bantering cleverly in this entertaining cat-and-mouse game, thanks to the inspired dialogue of Harold Pinter. They parry, using witticisms instead of swords. Then they do a dance of deception, a veritable tango. There's thievery, peril and plenty of double- crossing.
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Tony Russell, while much more appreciative, warned that "anybody listening to long stretches of his recordings is likely to go stir-crazy".Russell (1997), p. 697. Against this generic style Wheatstraw had some instantly recognizable characteristics. Most of the records on which he played piano, including his accompaniments of other singers, begin with the same eight-bar introduction.
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Burrows received a 2002 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award. Burrows has commented that it is sometimes difficult making dance in his home country of Britain, and that in Europe he finds a much more appreciative and open-minded dance and theatre industry. Burrows has devoted fan-base among the (mostly young) dance in-crowd. He currently lives in London and Brussels.
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Commenting on the same work, Alexandru Piru found that "one can remember nothing of her elegies [there]". A slightly more appreciative Victor Durnea finds "a certain lyrical, ingenuous sensibility" that can be "glimpsed.... in the recovery of certain childhood and adolescent memories". However, he finds her prose more redeeming. Alex. Cistelecan labels the poems "childish", speculating they may date to Negru's high school days.
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In truth, she was intensely ambitious, but faced the harsh reality that at the age of forty, she could no longer play the young heroines or madcaps as in earlier films, and that she was unwilling to play supporting roles. Decades after Davies' retirement and death, however, the consensus among some critics is more appreciative of her efforts, particularly in the field of comedy.
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The reading book was a private subscription run by J.W. Cumnock, Rev. I. F. Porter, George A. Denison, A. F. Gaylord and William W. McClench. In May 1884, the townspeople of Chicopee voted to make the library free. Until that point, patrons had been charged an annual fee of fifty cents on the grounds that "theoretically people are more appreciative of privileges if it costs something".
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From the time that the school opened, it has held several auditions wherein the company offers full and half scholarships to those who would successfully pass the screening. In previous years ballet was predominantly still viewed as a female art form until recently wherein more people are now more appreciative of ballet which opened the opportunity for more male dancers to enroll at the institution.
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Val tends to be the more emotional of the brothers and is quick to fall in love or display an attraction towards girls. He is also more artistic than Vic and more appreciative of the simpler things in life. Val is more mature than Vic, but he just wants to have the same enjoyment most kids have. Val cares deeply for his family, despite the issues he might have.
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Barnett Newman: Selected Writings and Interviews. Berkeley: University of California Press. pp. 297–298. . More appreciative was Avigdor Arikha, who said "there is a marvelous contrast between the static architecture and the swarming movements of the people in the foreground that makes us think of Bronzino." In contrast to the critical judgment of the painting, the many preparatory drawings and oil studies associated with the painting are highly regarded.
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Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times called it "probably the most coherent of the Brooks movies since 'The Producers,' in the sense of sustaining a tone and story line and characterizations from start to finish. As an homage, it is both knowing and reverential. As such, it is I suppose also the quietest of the Brooks films, with fewer bellylaughs and more appreciative chuckles."Champlin, Charles (December 23, 1977).
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For that, it would have to wait until the second half of the twentieth century, fulfilling the composer's prophecy, "If only I could live till I am a hundred and forty, my life would become decidedly interesting".Cairns Vol. 1, p. 14 Berlioz's third and final opera, the Shakespearean comedy Béatrice et Bénédict (1862), was written for a theatre in Germany, where audiences were far more appreciative of his musical innovation.
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He stated that he would "rather write for kids", who were more appreciative, and was no longer interested in writing for adults. Indeed, his general contempt for adults is evident in his oft-repeated quote: "Adults are obsolete children, and the hell with them." When he eventually did publish a second book aimed at adults (You're Only Old Once!, in 1986), it was subtitled A Book for Obsolete Children.
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Suggestions indicate that Hong Kong might take reference to Munich in Germany or United Kingdom, where the countries regulate street performances by licensing system. The latest plan of government has considered this suggestion, and decided to organize the street performers in the pedestrian by a license system."SCMP. Street performer says Hong Kong becoming more appreciative of his craft. 2013" However the details still remain to be further discussed.
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Upon its release in 1979, the album garnered mixed reviews, attracting either positive or negative commentary on its polished production and conventionality. Tom Carson of Rolling Stone was not favorable in his review of the album, negatively likening it to Radio Ethiopia. Simon Frith of Melody Maker was more appreciative of the album, praising Rundgren's hand in the production and considered the songs to represent a newfound focus for Smith and the band.
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Marin Gates - The lawyer handling the O'Keefes' case, although she is privately opposed to it. She is adopted and searches for her birth mother, who she eventually discovers by chance on the jury for Charlotte's case. However, her mother confides to her that she was the product of rape, and makes it clear that she doesn't want a relationship with her daughter. Marin accepts this and becomes more appreciative and closer to her adoptive parents.
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According to Dalal, "his work influenced all later scholars, including many European commentators and translators." Sayana's commentary preserved traditional Indian understandings and explanations of the Rigveda, though it also contains mistakes and contradictions. While some 19th century Indologists were quite dismissive of Sayana's commentary, others were more appreciative. His commentary was used as a reference-guide by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1826-1906), John Muir (1810-1882), Horace Hayman Wilson (1786-1860) and other 19th century European Indologists.
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Hall included a quote from Spector stating, "We can only assume that England is more appreciative of talent and exciting music than the U.S.". Following their chart success in Britain, the Rolling Stones offered Ike and Tina a chance to be one of their opening acts on their 1966 UK Tour, which they accepted. The successful 12-date tour began at the Royal Albert Hall on September 23 and concluded on October 9 at the Gaumont Theatre.
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Muqi's paintings eminently conveyed the Song "naturalism," which contradicted the trend back to classicism led by Zhao Mengfu later in the Yuan period (1271–1368). Muqi's style was criticized as "sketchy, unsophisticated, and coarse" and "inappropriate to be displayed in monasteries" by Yuan critics like Xia Wenyuan. In contrast to his reception in 13th and 14th century China, Muqi received a more appreciative audience in Japan. His works were extensively collected and brought from China to Japan.
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In 1986 Edward Hubbard described them as unconventional and pompous,"Hubbard", (1986), 421 but taste to-day might be more appreciative and they can be seen as late and almost playful take on castellated Gothic revival architecture with some Art Nouveau detailing. A building dominating the market place in Newtown in Montgomeryshire is Barclays Bank of 1898 by Wood and Kendrick of Birmingham for Sarah Brisco of Newtown Hall. Built as an office block with the corner clock tower commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
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In 1968 he in turn defeated McElroy by 5,972 votes becoming the first Mayor of Auckland to serve non-consecutive terms. His niece, Barbara Goodman, became his mayoress for the rest of his time as mayor. He cultivated a more constructive relationship with the newer Citizens & Ratepayers councillors, most of whom were uninvolved in the feuding of previous council terms and more appreciative of Robinson's role in the Browns Island affair. He was again returned to the ARA where he was appointed to the transit committee.
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It has been shown that through study abroad, students can gain a better understanding of themselves, and of their culture. They improve their ability to evaluate elements of their own culture in an unbiased manner. It has also been shown that students who study abroad are more appreciative of their own culture and not just the culture that they visited. Some even say studying abroad can become a "reverse culture shock" with the differences of students when they return to their own culture.“Study Abroad Outcomes.” ASHE Higher Education Report, vol.
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Joshua Stephen Tetrick was born in Birmingham, Alabama where he lived until his family relocated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a football player in high school and went on to play at West Virginia University, where he shared the scout team player of the year award in 2000. While in law school, Tetrick was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart condition that he says makes him more appreciative of "life's fragility." The diagnosis meant that the former college football player could no longer lift weights or play basketball or football — even recreationally.
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Herodotus says that he "raided everyone without any discrimination. For he said that a friend would be more appreciative if what was taken from him was returned than if it had not first been snatched away."Herodotus 3.39, Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheke 10.16.1; P. de Souza, Piracy in the Graeco-Roman World (1999), 25 Aideen Carty argues that the focus of this raiding was the acquisition of slaves whom he exported to Egypt to serve as mercenaries in Amasis' army.Carty (2005) 144-8 The nature of Polycrates' navy is debated.
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After learning of Kaoru's secret hobby, she develops an interest herself and tries to have Kaoru involve her in some of the activities. Unlike most characters, she seems to be able to switch from being a submissive to a dominant, but is clearly more appreciative of her submissive side. It is implied that she also loves Kaoru, but is aware that he will never see her in the same way as Nana. ;Shuutarou Sarashina An erotic novelist; while mentioned several times in the original series, he never appears in it.
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He is unmoved, but his aide, Lieutenant Schwegler, is more appreciative of her charms. He pretends to help her, showing her fake telegrams to and from Germany. That night however, when everyone takes shelter in the cellar during an Allied air raid, Schwegler discovers the body of the real Davos (easily identifiable by his clubfoot), uncovered by the bombing. In the noise and confusion of the raid, Schwegler chases Bramble through the darkened hotel, before Bramble kills the German and hides the body in Mouche's part of the servants' room.
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Yavno was in the U.S. Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1945, after which he moved to San Francisco and began specializing in urban-landscape photography.Constance B. Schulz, "Max Yavno Biography," arts.jrank.org History professor Constance B. SchulzSchulz biography said of him: > For financial reasons he worked as a commercial advertising photographer for > the next twenty years (1954–75), creating finely crafted still lifes that > appeared in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. He returned to artistic landscape > photography in the 1970s, when his introspective approach found a more > appreciative audience.
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German audiences would prove more appreciative of his work; a revised version of Cenerentola was a hit in Bremen in 1902, while the cantata La vita nuova brought the young composer international fame. Wolf-Ferrari now began transforming the wild and witty farces of the 18th- century Venetian playwright Carlo Goldoni into comic operas. The resulting works were musically eclectic, melodic, and utterly hilarious; every single one became an international success. In fact, until the outbreak of World War I, Wolf-Ferrari's operas were among the most performed in the world.
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Any element from any of these sections may trigger enhancers / inhibitors (feelings of superiority, relief, aggression, identification, shock, etc.) which will affect the receiver's ultimate response. The various interactions of the model allow for a wide range of comedy; for example, a joke needn’t rely on high levels of incongruity if it triggers feelings of superiority, aggression, relief, or identification. Also, high incongruity humor may trigger a visceral response, while well-constructed word-play with low incongruity might trigger a more appreciative response. Also included in the book: evolutionary theories that account for visceral and social laughter, and the phenomenon of comedic entropy.
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Several of his contemporaries wrote scornfully of Jordan. The biographer William Winstanley ranks him with John Tatham as "indulging his Muse more to vulgar fancies than the high-flying wits of those times" and Samuel Wesley in his Maggots (1685) calls Jordan's muse the inspirer of dullness. Later readers have been more appreciative. William Hazlitt credited Jordan with a greater share of poetical merit than most of his profession. Jordan's carpe diem-themed poem "Coronemus nos Rosis antequam marcescant", alternatively "Let us drink and be merry", was widely anthologised in the early 20th century,Anthologies include The Book of Elizabethan Verse, ed.
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"Music of the Week", The Observer, 17 June 1923, p. 10 In The Illustrated London News, Dent was much more appreciative: "The audience was at first inclined to treat the whole thing as an absurd joke, but there is always a surprisingly serious element in Miss Sitwell's poetry and Mr Walton's music ... which soon induced the audience to listen with breathless attention.""The World of Music", The Illustrated London News, 23 June 1923, p. 1122 In The Sunday Times, Ernest Newman said of Walton, "as a musical joker he is a jewel of the first water".
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The second segment, the directorial debut of 21-year-old Renzo Rossellini (Italy), son of Roberto Rossellini and later a noted producer himself, tells the story of a tough mistress who loses her lover to an older, wealthier and more-appreciative woman. The third, by Japanese film director Shintarō Ishihara is described as a "weird, grotesque" and "clumsy" tale of obsessive and morbid love. Fourth is Marcel Ophüls (Germany) with a "charming, but somewhat sentimental" story of an unwed mother who contrives to trap the father of her baby. Finally the fifth segment, by Andrzej Wajda (Poland) entitled Warszawa depicts a brief intergenerational liaison based upon multiple misunderstandings.
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Christian Bale and Adams teamed for the third time in Adam McKay's political satire Vice (2018), in which they portrayed former vice president of the United States, Dick Cheney, and his wife, Lynne, respectively. She read Lynne's books to prepare; despite disagreeing with her political views, Adams approached the part with empathy and found a connection with her character's fortitude. Vanity Fairs Richard Lawson drew comparisons with Adams's role in The Master; he commended "her usual rigor" but criticized the "lazy rubber-stamp of a man's idea of a woman adjacent to power". Eric Kohn of IndieWire was more appreciative of her for "embodying an underwritten Lady Macbeth with ferocious energy".
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Hobbema's modern critical reputation is equivocal, with several critics expressing a degree of boredom with his woodland scenes, while others are more appreciative. The Avenue at Middelharnis remains in near-universal favour, placed in a category by itself: "it is as if the artist had produced only a single picture" according to Christopher Lloyd.Lloyd, 77 The situation is not helped by the surprising lack of art historical scholarship on him; there has not been a monograph since 1938, and that received a savage review from Neil MacLaren, the National Gallery's Dutch specialist.MacLaren, Neil, Review: Meindert Hobbema by Georges Broulhiet, The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs, vol.
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Her edition focuses on the parts of the manuscript relating to the geography and history of Cheshire and its environs. Taylor disliked Lucian's style, writing that "[m]etaphor and allegory are worked to death", and she lacked interest in the religious aspects of the text, which she described as "one long sermon disguised as a guide-book". Several 20th-century reviewers of this edition, including Kenneth Hyde and Elizabeth Danbury, criticised the style, reliance on allegory and quality of the Latin. More-appreciative analyses of the manuscript have appeared in the 21st century by Robert Barrett Jr, Catherine Clarke, John Doran, Mark Faulkner and others.
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His writings translated into English include Kaddish for an Unborn Child (Kaddis a meg nem született gyermekért) and Liquidation (Felszámolás), the latter set during the period of Hungary's evolution into a democracy from communist rule. From the beginning, Kertész found little appreciation for his writing in Hungary, and he moved to Germany where he received more active support from publishers and reviewers, along with more appreciative readers. After his move, he continued translating German works into Hungarian, notably The Birth of Tragedy, the plays of Dürrenmatt, Schnitzler, and Tankred Dorst, and various thoughts and aphorisms of Wittgenstein. Kertész also continued working at his craft, writing his fiction in Hungarian but did not publish another novel until the late 1980s.
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The movement was more prevalent in Vienna and Dresden rather than her hometown of Milan, and Maria Teresa found more success and more appreciative audiences in these cities than in her birthplace. Maria Teresa had several famous performances, perhaps the most famous on July 16, 1739, when famous French traveler Charles de Brosses was very impressed by her music. He was not the only one; the Count Gerolamo Riccati wrote several letters praising her compositions and musical talent. Another very famous performance was her theatrical debut, the Cantata Pastorale Il Ristoro d'Arcadia, in Milan at the Teatro Regio Ducale in 1747 where she dedicated her piece to various rulers of the surrounding areas of Saxony and Austria.
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Simon Parkin, writing for Eurogamer, also gave the port a perfect score and noted that modern gamers would be more appreciative of the title than those when it first released. Both the PS4 and PC versions of Rez Infinite received "generally favourable" reviews, earning scores of 89 points out of 100 on review aggregate Metacritic. Martin Robinson of Eurogamer called the game a "modern masterpiece", and GameSpots Alexa Ray Corriea gave it general praise, citing it as a modern classic despite a lack of content. Chris Carter of Destructoid praised the game's unique nature, and IGNs Vince Ingenito called it the most complete version of Rez with or without the VR functions.
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The film opens with a band, led by Crosby, playing “Out of Nowhere” for dancers in a night club after which it continues with “I Surrender Dear” which Crosby sings at a microphone. On board a train a girl named Peggy is listening to the broadcast and is reprimanded by her overbearing and ambitious mother for not being more appreciative of her chance to marry a Marquis, who happens to be sleeping noisily in the compartment. The broadcast over, the singer and his friend Jerry (Arthur Stone) arrive at the railway station to meet Bing's sister whom he has not seen for a long time. Crosby mistakes Peggy from the train for her.
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According to director Shah, the film had trouble getting approved by the Censor Board which was very strict during the Panchayat regime. The film was released to theatres in 1984. Neer Shah has said that Binod Chaudhary was unenthusiastic about the final cut of the film, further speculating that the latter might have not finished the book before agreeing to produce the film. Dhruba Chandra Gautam was initially reported to have been disappointed with the liberties director Shah had taken with his script, but according to later accounts, he was more appreciative, acknowledging the different nature of a film medium to a written word, and concluding that it was a good work for the medium and the time.
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Before it was too late the booty had been dragged out upon the sward, and the country people flocked in crowds to buy the cheese, the bacon, and the wheat which had been stored within. Prizes of greater value were reserved for more appreciative chapmen. Contemporary reports of the number killed and taken prisoner vary. The historian S. R. Gardiner stated that the most probable estimate asserts that 300 were taken prisoner and 100 were slain, while G. N. Godwin, who wrote a detailed history of the siege, states that about 200 were taken prisoner and that 74 men and one woman (the daughter of Dr. Griffen) were seen to be dead, with more dying unseen because they were trapped in the fire.
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His independence of thought and expression often carried him away from the multitudes of South American critics; if his convictions caused him to walk alone, he willingly did so, defending that which was just and fair. Castellanos made use of the richness of literary motifs in the lives of humble people in "La Agonía de la Garza", initiating with these themes a trend that would pervade the Cuban short narrative in later years. In his book De la Vida Internacional, Castellanos attempts to interest his people in world problems—for well does he realize that a knowledge of international affairs will make his fellow countrymen less provincial and at the same time create a more appreciative attitude toward their own country.
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The tribals, who, perhaps, were more appreciative of his sheer tenacity than the logic of his argument, agreed to immediately halt the attacks. In recognition of his act of courage, the British Indian Government awarded Chaudhry Niaz Ali Khan the Tamgha-e-Shujaat (Medal of Bravery), a military medal seldom awarded to civilians. Chaudhry Niaz Ali Khan explained to the government that he did not deserve the medal since his bravery and success was aided by the fact that some of the labourers working on the project also belonged to the same tribe as those who were attacking them and they played a part in convincing their fellow tribals to halt the attacks. This honest explanation notwithstanding, the medal was awarded.
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Ellen and Bill are fine with Boris taking Annabel to a pizzeria for a date, and Annabel surprises Ben by letting him tag along with them. Ben complains that he never gets to do fun stuff like his dad, who is getting ready for a business trip the following Saturday dirt biking with a Japanese motorcycle firm looking to enter the U.S. market, while Bill says Ben should be more appreciative of a worry-free childhood. Ben remarks he would love to spend one Saturday in his dad's shoes, while Bill says the same about Ben, causing Annabel and Ellen to get nervous and urge Bill and Ben to drop the matter. As they wish to switch their places, the same creepy music is heard as when the ladies switched.
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Kennedy's directive is another example of the "law of unintended consequences." Had Kennedy stayed out of GE contract matters, there would have been no Governor or President Reagan. This statement by Michael Reagan is unsupported by any evidence, not even a reference to a conversation with Ronald Reagan, which is the only possible source of this information. Reagan biographies and autobiographies tell a rather different story, and none mention Robert F. Kennedy. From Reagan: The Life, H.W. Brands, Anchor Books, New York 2015 pg 124–125 Reagan's jeremiads against encroaching government cited the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) as a case in point – until he got wind that TVA executives were listening and wondering to General Electric's boss, Ralph Cordiner, why they shouldn't shift their purchases to a more appreciative company.
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Another famous Hexterian intervention in historiography is his article "Fernand Braudel and the Monde Braudellien," which can be seen as a more appreciative, temperate, and intellectually sophisticated antecedent to Hexter's attack on Hill. Here, Hexter dissected Braudel's vast "geohistory," La Mediteranée, marvelling at the organization of the Annales School but pointing out the ironic tensions between the Annales' rigorous, collaborative, scientific institutional ethos and its leader's passionate, highly personal, often factually inaccurate or poorly sourced book (for which much of the intellectual labor was carried out from memory while Braudel was in a prisoner-of-war camp). The article also reveals Hexter's satirical touch, as, in its first section, Hexter mimics the quantitative bent of the Annales scholars, representing their output in a series of graphs and tables.
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" In a similar fashion to other members of the band, Helders has remained true to his hometown roots, suggesting that seeing places all over the world makes him more appreciative of Sheffield, which still provides the basis for the band's lyrics. "And all around you, there's still plenty of things to write about. Touring lets you see a lot of places that you realise you wouldn't want to live in ... and when you come home, it's pretty easy to slip into your old ways, to all the places you've always gone." Helders also points out that despite the fame of the band, he can still avoid being mobbed in the street – "If we all go out together at night clubbing, it's difficult, but alone you don't get recognised much.
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When Amarcord opened in New York, critic Vincent Canby lauded it as possibly "Fellini's most marvelous film... It's an extravagantly funny, sometimes dreamlike evocation of a year in the life of a small Italian coastal town in the nineteen-thirties, not as it literally was, perhaps, but as it is recalled by a director with a superstar's access to the resources of the Italian film industry and a piper's command over our imaginations. When Mr. Fellini is working in peak condition, as he is in Amarcord (the vernacular for "I remember" in Romagna), he somehow brings out the best in us. We become more humane, less stuffy, more appreciative of the profound importance of attitudes that in other circumstances would seem merely eccentric if not lunatic."Canby, Vincent.
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In response to the early criticism from the test audience, Game Show Network (GSN) took a six-week period to bring in several new staff members and make various changes to the show's format. After these changes were made, the test audience became more appreciative of the series, and GSN announced its development to the public at an upfront presentation in New York City on March 21, 2012, for the network's upcoming programming. By this time, a pilot episode had already been shot; which was hosted by American stand-up comedian and television personality Jeff Foxworthy. When first asked if he was interested in hosting the show, Foxworthy was hesitant; he agreed to take on the role after learning that contestants would be playing for charity rather than on their own behalf.
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He added that, as a result, Scream 2 lacked the same mystery or intrigue as the original, as the killer could be any character, purely because the audience is never provided with enough information to form an opinion of them. Roger Ebert agreed with this criticism, saying "there is no way to guess who's doing the killing, and everyone who seems suspicious is (almost) sure to be innocent." However, Muir praised the development of the surviving characters of Scream, labeling Gale Weathers, Dewey Riley, Sidney Prescott, and Randy Meeks as "beloved" and claiming that the death of Randy was the most devastating moment of the sequel and a "bad move". Varietys Leonard Klady was more appreciative of some of the new cast, calling Laurie Metcalf and Liev Schreiber "standout" talent.
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During March 2009, the band were taken in with a contract by a new label, later on during that month the group officially confirmed that the label they were then signed to was Fearless Records. Smith stated "We hope to just keep touring, touring, touring... we couldn't be happier or more appreciative to be on tour right now, I think despite having some of the worst luck in the early beginnings of being a touring band yet never missing a show, we always have a positive attitude and that will make us a stronger band." The band set out to create an EP to be released through the label wherein it was titled Empire and was recorded with producer Andrew Wade in Ocala, Florida. It was released on July 21, 2009, where it reached No. 15 on the Billboard Heatseeker chart.
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Although he may have been unduly critical by stating that I should therefore explain that I do not think there is any treatment of the deficient material from the registers that would make it reliable [McKeown, 1988, page 9], his criticism was well taken. Ten years later, Schofield and Reher (1991) were already far more appreciative of McKeown's work, not only that his controversial ideas had enormously boosted research of historical demography, but also that he proofed to be right on many points. The authors also appreciated the pre-industrial demographic patterns characterised by mortality peaks followed by fertility boosts. They however explained the initial phase of the population growth during the transition from late agricultural to early-industrial civilisation not so much by a decrease in mortality, as McKeown's had postulated, but by a stabilisation of mortality as Flinn (1974) called it.
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The Peabody committee called the film "a glimpse of our system that ultimately turns the surprising trick of making viewers more appreciative of and less cynical about the political process." In 2000, Stekler and Daniel McCabe received the Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival for the three-hour documentary "George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire" which the New York Times called "a full-blown Shakespearean saga." Paul Stekler was nominated by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) in 2004 for outstanding achievement in television writing for his documentary film "Last Man Standing: Politics Texas Style" which aired nationally on the PBS series "P.O.V." The film takes a behind-the-scenes look at Texas politics during the 2002 elections, which pitted President Bush's Lone Star state Republican Party against a historic multi-cultural Democratic ticket.
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The former received a poor critical reception while the latter received a more appreciative albeit modest response. The Hi-Lo Country was widely cited as a "classic Western" in the press. Stephen Holden of the New York Times said, "In its best moments the movie feels like an epic hybrid of Red River and The Last Picture Show." In 1999, Arquette returned to familiar territory with the genre that began her career, in Stigmata, a horror film, in the lead role. Produced on a budget of $29 million, the film was a box office success, grossing $50,046,268. Internationally the film earned $39,400,000 for a total worldwide gross $89,446,268. Critics were not as receptive of the film as audiences, with Roger Ebert remarking "possibly the funniest movie ever made about Catholicism – from a theological point of view".
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In 1583 Arundel made a deed of gift to Townshend and William Dix of all his movable goods to assist with the payment of Arundel's debts. Townshend's conduct sometimes displeased Arundel. In 1582 Arundel was affronted when Townshend "hurried him off by boat to Arundel House, to avoid his becoming embroiled in the affray between the Earl of Oxford, and Thomas Knyvet". On another occasion, in June 1589, Arundel complained to William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley, that his uncle, Lord Henry Howard, and some of Arundel's tenants were suffering from Townshend's zealousness and rigidity: "Sir Roger Townshend is so resolute to part with nothing more than he shall be by law enforced". Years later, however, Arundel was more appreciative of Townshend's service, in his last will terming him "my loving friend", and bequeathing him a "fair bowl with a cover of 30 ounces double gilt".
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Its melody was borrowed by Oasis for their single "Whatever", released in 1994; Innes claimed plagiarism and as a result received royalties and a co-writing credit. The album was re-released by United Artists in 1980 under the title Neil Innes A-Go-Go and by EMI in 1994 with additional tracks – most of which had been released on singles – under the title Re-Cycled Vinyl Blues. This edition of the album was dedicated to Ollie Halsall, who had died in 1992, and former Bonzo Dog bassist Dennis Cowan, who had died in 1972; it featured a guest appearance by Michael Palin on the title track. A review of the release by Mark Deming of Allmusic was more appreciative than that of his predecessor, saying that "most [of the tracks] walk a graceful tightrope between sly humor and solid pop-friendly rock & roll" and recommending that "anyone who digs a great hook played with heart should get to know the music of Neil Innes".
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A willful, disorganized teenage girl, Annabel Andrews, awakens one Friday morning to find herself in the body of her mother, with whom she had argued the previous night. Suddenly in charge of taking care of the New York family's affairs and her younger brother Ben (whom Annabel has not-so-affectionately nicknamed "Ape Face" and said "He's so neat, it's revolting!"), and growing increasingly worried about the disappearance of "Annabel", who appeared to be herself in the morning but has gone missing after leaving the Andrews' home, she enlists the help of her neighbor and childhood friend, Boris, though without telling him about her identity crisis. As the day wears on and Annabel has a series of increasingly bizarre and frustrating adventures, she becomes gradually more appreciative of how difficult her mother's life is, and learns, to her surprise, that Ben idolizes her, and Boris is actually named Morris, but has a problem with chronic congestion (at least around Annabel) leading him to nasally pronounce ms and ns as bs and ds.
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In the event the book in question was published only in 1955 due to issues over permissions (from the Historical Society that had sponsored the research) to publish and a succession of disagreements with the University of Toronto Press on matters such as the inclusion of large numbers of (expensive to reproduce) tables and appendices, along with the ticklish question of whether and how much the original manuscript might be edited down. Nevertheless, long before that the Mennonite research had formed the basis for several well based academic papers. Even though many of the audiences from the Historical and Scientific society to whom he presented his findings were more appreciative of the historical narratives included in his work than in the extensive demographic, ecological and institutional analyses, many of them delivered by means of a formidable battery of number based charts and tables, by 1947 Francis was already establishing himself in North America as a social scientist of note. The subject was not yet widely taught outside continental Europe, but that would change during the 1950s and 1960s.
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