"We're seeing a more inward-looking, introverted posture," says the commentator.
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Turkey is becoming more religious, more paranoid and more inward-looking.
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But the White Album was more inward-looking and whimsical than topical.
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Under Yaël Farber's direction, Shakespeare's famously interior play turns ever more inward.
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Over the years Britain has attracted more inward investment than most other European countries.
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Clenching exacerbates the problem because clenched muscles exert even more inward force on the teeth.
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Perhaps the world is moving away from a globalisation model to a more inward model?
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But while the music pushes outwards, the themes of Light We Made are more inward looking.
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Some critics say leaving the bloc will make the country, and its culture, more inward-looking.
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In fact, the more inward-looking it becomes, the more vulnerable it will be, said Goldin.
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The journey toward resolution, these authors suggest, is more inward than most middle schoolers might imagine.
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A. Essentially they're becoming the older, more inward-looking companies that early versions of themselves rejected.
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By comparison, Germany and France, much bigger economies with more inward investments, have four cases between them.
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"But the more the EU isolates Turkey, the more inward-looking and nationalist it will turn," he told reporters.
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The lyrics are brutally personal, and more inward-facing that we've come to expect from the majority of hardcore.
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But the chances are that it will be a poorer, more inward-looking place—its drawbridge up, its influence diminished.
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Listen To Yourself"The days are starting to get shorter and we're starting to look more inward," De Grandis says.
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Clearly, this period is behind us, leading to public dissatisfaction, the emergence of populists and a more inward-looking mentality.
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In general, we'll have a much more inward-looking, isolated country that's more interested in building nuclear submarines [than cultural diversity].
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But a more "inward-looking world" creates opportunities to address the risks at hand, writes World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab.
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The bottom line: Barring crisis, expect more inward policy and rhetoric from Russia's leadership in the year ahead, if not longer.
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Dealers expect pressure on the currency to ease with more inward remittances ahead of the traditional New Year on April 14.
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Dealers expect pressure on the currency to ease with more inward remittances ahead of the traditional New Year in mid-April.
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And Europe would be poorer without Britain's voice: more dominated by Germany; and, surely, less liberal, more protectionist and more inward-looking.
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The basic vocal sound (the mouth is never opened wide) is related to that used in flamenco, but softer, sweeter, more inward.
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In all these cases, analysts said, her inclination would be to pursue a more inward-looking path and to defy American leadership.
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Abroad, as other countries take their cue from a more inward-looking United States, regional and global problems will become harder to solve.
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Bach's intellectual tour de force becomes a more inward, circular narrative—one that flows back inexorably to the place where it began. ♦
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"No Shape" pushes both words and music into stranger territory, as Perfume Genius grows brasher and more inward-looking at the same time.
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It would also seem likely that with the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany Party, Germany will become much more inward looking.
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"One is more outward, the other is more inward, so you get this great, catalytic energy between them," said James Macdonald, the play's director.
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Things might work out just fine, with perhaps a more inward-focused Britain but no other major changes to this global financial and economic order.
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What it has done, however, is to give me the time and space that I need to look more inward and let me begin healing.
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And when I was in seventh and eighth grade, I was subjected to a certain degree of verbal bullying, which made me turn even more inward.
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NAFTA was originally negotiated 25 years ago, before the internet changed the way we do business and when Mexico had a much more inward-looking economy.
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The ensuing resentment has been widely credited with fueling the success of right-wing political parties and more inward-looking national policies that reject immigration and trade.
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The country is partially insulated by the closed nature of its continent-sized economy, which is much larger and more inward-looking than other major trading nations.
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Even with this break, Britain would remain in NATO, but less as a leading European power than as a more inward-looking nation consumed with national politics.
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Trump's Way President Trump has transformed the world's view of the United States from an anchor of the international order into something more inward-looking and unpredictable.
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With "Jungli Sher", his music takes a more inward turn, but it was written in the course of just a single day, one-and-a-half years ago.
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Tensions with Russia, a more inward-looking United States and Britain's decision to leave the EU have pushed European governments to confront years of division over military cooperation.
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Over all, the U.S. trade deficit is just the flip side of the fact that America attracts more inward investment from foreigners than the amount Americans invest abroad.
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But PEM is looking a little more inward in its efforts to build its audience — at its own exhibition design practices, and then, even further inward, at human cognition.
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As many countries, including the U.S., implement more inward-looking policies, he said that these "different actors" are stepping in to counteract any possible negative impacts that protectionism brings.
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"It's a chance to be involved with some more serious drama, some more subtle performance, and take a more inward journey amidst all the craziness and the action," he says.
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"It is likely in the near term to leave Airbus far more inward-looking than is healthy, with only CFO Harald Wilhelm in post for over 5 years," he added.
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His anger at NATO, awkwardness with allies and friendliness with autocrats have taken the U.S. from being an anchor of the international order to something more inward-looking and unpredictable.
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Depressed brains are often considered more "inward looking" than healthier ones, which is one reason why the condition tends to involve obsessively replaying one's past mistakes and agonizing about the future.
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The Peabody Essex Museum is looking a little more inward in its efforts to build its audience — at its own exhibition design practices, and then, even further inward, at human cognition.
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Diplomatic efforts Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's desire to cozy up to China, as well as a more inward-looking Indonesia and Malaysia, all helped China advance its interests in the region.
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It would make the UK more inward-looking, with both main political parties mired in recrimination and an emphasis on shutting borders rather than on the British tradition of liberal intervention.
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Above all, Mr. Trump has transformed the world's view of the United States from a reliable anchor of the liberal, rules-based international order into something more inward-looking and unpredictable.
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Analysts said losing a UN Security Council permanent member and NATO lynchpin like Britain would likely diminish the EU's influence and respect around the world, while also making it more inward-looking.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's financial sector brushed off Brexit uncertainty in 2017 to attract more inward investment than eight rival centres vying for its business, the City of London Corporation said on Wednesday.
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I was carrying a lot of weight and even though that's something that doesn't go away, I also feel like a lot of answers felt more inward this time and not outward.
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"There are two types of buildings in New York, one that's community-based and one whose residents are more inward-facing," said Richard Grossman, the president of the real estate firm Halstead.
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D'hana Perry: I've been reconnecting with my family, looking more inward trying to connect with people around defense classes and really trying to pay more attention to what my right might look like.
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They felt what social scientists had unmasked through years of research: that the more advertising you consume, the more inward you turn, focusing on the self, and leaving empathy and compassion towards others behind.
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The album conveys a sense of resignation toward the fact that many of the worst parts of climate change have already happened, which frees up the narrator to fret over matters more inward in scope.
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Now 76, Ms. Babitz is dimly aware of her surging popularity, particularly among young women, but aging hits burn victims even harder than it does the rest of us, and lately she has turned more inward.
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Some of them are more inward and contemplative, and what I like to call "rainy-day," and some are more outward and social and looking for connection with the outside world, which to me speaks of sunlight and leadership.
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"Presumably, there are concerns in the region of a more inward-looking U.S. foreign policy in the coming years under President-elect Trump, so leaders may prioritize strengthening defense ties, " explained Kevin McGahan, political science lecturer at National University of Singapore.
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A key moment in this shift was the opening speech at Davos in 207 by the Chinese President Xi Jinping, where he introduced China as a global superpower at the same time that the U.S. was taking a more inward-looking approach.
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Uber's immediate response, that the decision showed the world that "far from being open, London is closed to innovative companies", hit a nerve, for many worry that Brexit will inevitably leave Britain more inward-looking and less attractive as a base for global firms.
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"When you follow some of the debates that are taking place in Europe and in other parts of the world these days, you have the feeling that, deplorably, a more inward-looking approach is often the response to the challenges of globalisation," Mr Weidmann said.
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A vote to reinstall President Hassan Rouhani is seen as an endorsement for building ties with the international community, while an upset result would portend a more inward-looking Iran and put a hard-line administration on a collision course with President Donald Trump.
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McGregor, instead of shrugging off the loss and talking shit, turned a bit more inward in the above interview, thinking about what the whole scenario means—what adding weight can do, whether or not he was comfortable taking down someone bigger than he's used to.
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Of course, there is still a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the impact of President Trump's policies on private equity, but notable is his preference for America taking a more inward-looking and less prominent role on the world stage that has raised fears of protectionism.
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However, Xi, who is not attending this year, is not seen to have delivered on the broad promises made at Davos over the past year, but his speech was seen as a key moment in China's attempt to fill a void created by a more inward-looking United States.
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Despite their setbacks, they proved their sway within the party in 2008 and again in 20043, when, improbably, they helped elevate GOP presidential primary candidates who promised adherence to neoconservative doctrine — even as the rise of the Tea Party signaled a Republican electorate that was more inward-looking.
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Both logic and history say that this view is nonsense: Trade surpluses are often a sign of weakness, trade deficits sometimes a sign of strength (as a matter of arithmetic, a country that attracts more inward investment from foreigners than it invests abroad must run a trade deficit).
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With the country likely entering a transition period during which it could become more inward focused, the next American administration will then have the opportunity to develop a less personalized approach to Russia, one based on a sober assessment that the challenges posed by Russia are genuine and extend beyond Putin.
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They need a new vison for Europe and unfortunately what we are seeing is more is more isolist (isolationist) behaviour, more backward-looking behaviour so instead of ratcheting in the kind of integration Europe has achieved, there is a setback to European integration with more inward looking policies, with more divisive polices and with people actually trying to re-erect fences and borders which I think all goes in the wrong direction.
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He later reflected: > I saw what professional cricket could do to you as a person. You became much > more self-centred, much more inward-looking, much too concerned about the > wrong parts of the game, watching the averages. Not so team-oriented. I > found the notion of professional sport to be a contradiction in terms.
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Intellect versus faith. By giving Hasidus philosophical investigation, the Chabad school explained the inner meanings of the "Torah of the Baal Shem Tov". Its systematic investigation enables the mind to grasp and internalize the transcendent spirituality of mainstream Hasidism. If the mind can bring the soul of Hasidism into understanding and knowledge through logic, then its effects on the person can be more inward.
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The colour of the horns is some shade of pale green or yellow throughout the greater part of their length, but the tips are black. The horns, of medium size by large bovid standards, grow to a length of . The cow is considerably lighter in colour than the bull. Her horns are more slender and upright, with more inward curvature, and the frontal ridge is scarcely perceptible.
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Surface friction also causes winds to blow more inward into low-pressure areas. Winds defined by an equilibrium of physical forces are used in the decomposition and analysis of wind profiles. They are useful for simplifying the atmospheric equations of motion and for making qualitative arguments about the horizontal and vertical distribution of winds. The geostrophic wind component is the result of the balance between Coriolis force and pressure gradient force.
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"Introduction", xxxi. As Austen scholar Kathryn Sutherland points out in her "Introduction" to the Oxford edition of the Memoir, however, Austen-Leigh's biography is specific to the Steventon or Hampshire Austens, for whom Jane Austen is "nature-loving, religious, domestic, [and] middle class". The Godmersham or Kentish Austens viewed Jane Austen as more "inward and passionate...gentrified, improved willy-nilly by contact with her fine relations"."Introduction", xxv.
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Other artists exhibited during this period include Daniel Buren and John Knight.Felix Gonzalez-Torrez Exhibition at the Renaissance SocietyExhibitions at the Renaissance Society in the 90s shifted from the larger institutional critique that dominated the 70s and 80s to more inward contemplation through site- specificity. In 1990, both Michael Asher and Niele Toroni exhibited in solo shows. The following year, Jessica Stockholder opened the season with Skin Toned Garden Mapping.
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The Hainan Ring Expressway forms an orbital route that traverses the island of Hainan. The expressway follows much of the coast of the island, except for a section in the east between Haikou and Qionghai, which takes a more inward and direct route. The G9812 Haikou–Qionghai Expressway, which is partially complete, uses the coastal route for this stretch. G 98 Hai Nan Huan Xian Gao Su. Google Maps.
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Given a skew standard or skew semistandard tableau T, one can iteratively apply inward slides to T until the tableau becomes straight-shape (which means no more inward slides are possible). This can generally be done in many different ways (one can freely choose into which cell to slide first), but the resulting straight-shape tableau is known to be the same for all possible choices. This tableau is called the rectification of T.
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Early Quakerism tolerated boisterous behaviour that challenged conventional etiquette, but by 1700, they no longer supported disruptive and unruly behaviour. During the 18th century, Quakers entered the Quietist period in the history of their church, becoming more inward-looking spiritually and less active in converting others. Marrying outside the Society was outlawed. Numbers dwindled, dropping to 19,800 in England and Wales by 1800 (0.21 per cent of the population), and 13,859 by 1860 (0.07 per cent of population).
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The proximal portion of the femur (thigh bone) in some paracrocodylomorphs also possessed derived features compared to earlier taxa. Like many other archosaurs, the femoral head is tilted about 45 degrees outwards and backwards. The inner/rear face of the head possesses two large bumps (tubera), one more inward than the other. In non-paracrocodylomorph pseudosuchians, the more outward/rearward one (the posteromedial tuber) is larger, but in poposauroids and most loricatans, they are equal in size.
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The white drapery around her hips is a later addition, from around 1600. Art historians tend not to view it as one of his best paintings, and it is often compared, unfavourably, to a similar work by Lucas Cranach the Elder. However, art historians see the Dürer as a less formal treatment, more inward and concerned with confronting death and dying. Between 1959 and 1960, Alberto Giacometti completed a Sketch after Durer's Lucretia using ball-point pen on paper.
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Washington D.C.'s The Faith took hardcore punk to new places in the early 1980s. Even during their existence, their music hinted at what was to come, softening the standard-issue hardcore approach somewhat with better-developed melodies and a more inward-looking perspective. To be sure, it was high-energy, high-velocity punk, but its subtle deviations from the norm opened up new vistas for the D.C. scene. They were influenced heavily by the first wave of US and UK punk rock.
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The surrounding axial furrow is directed outward, than strongly bends backward and than curves regularly ever more inward. Over the posterior ⅔ of the rear part a strip about as wide as the node on the central part may be discernible, which ends in a node that at the very rear of the rhachis. The distance between the rhachis and the border furrow (or post axial length) is about equal to ¼ of the rhachis. The pygidial border is about ⅛ of the rhachis.
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A tropical cyclone differs from a hurricane or typhoon based only on geographic location. Note that a tropical cyclone is fundamentally different from a mid-latitude cyclone. A hurricane is a storm that occurs in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean, a typhoon occurs in the northwestern Pacific Ocean, and a tropical cyclone occurs in the south Pacific or Indian Ocean. Friction with land slows down the wind flowing into low-pressure systems and causes wind to flow more inward, or flowing more ageostrophically, toward their centers.
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Post- revolutionary Turkey is largely defined by its agricultural society which includes many landlords and merchant. The control of people in the Turkish economy is quite evident from 1923 to 1930s but they still managed, through foreign joint investment, to establish a state economic enterprise. However, after the 1930s depression, there was a shift to more inward-looking development strategies during an era generally referred to as etatism. During this era, the state had an active involvement in both capital accumulation and investment as well as taking the interest of private businesses into consideration.
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According to Alison Light, the nation abandoned "formerly heroic...public rhetorics of national destiny" in favour of "an Englishness at once less imperial and more inward-looking, more domestic and more private".Todd Kuchta, Semi-Detached Empire: Suburbia and the Colonization of Britain, 1880 to the Present (University of Virginia Press, 2010), p. 173. Consequently, traditional state displays of patriotism (such as the Silver Jubilee of George V) became less significant; in this context the Little Man replaced John Bull as the personification of the nation.Brookes, '‘Everything in the Garden Is Lovely’', p. 32.
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Horner believed in 2010 that the right side of the neck shield was preserved; according to the 2020 article, he had reversed the shield edge. Wilson also believed that he could have determined the correct position of the third parietal ("P3"), more or less parallel in the longitudinal direction of the head, while Horner believed that this projection was more inward than in the Rubeosaurus holotype. Another point of contention is the count of the epiparietalia. According to Andrew McDonald the frost is epiparietal the P8 but according to Wilson & Ryan the P7.
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When he returned to Boston after nearly six weeks of travel, he suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized for several weeks. After this White's focus turned even more inward, and he photographed very little. He spent much of his time with his student Abe Frajndlich, who made a series of situational portraits of White around his home and in his garden.Frajndlich, 12–16 A few months before his death White published a short article in Parabola magazine called "The Diamond Lens of Fable" in which he associated himself with Gilgamesh, Jason and King Arthur, all heroes of old tales about lifelong quests.
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After the destruction of Salamis, the existing capital of Cyprus, by Arab raids in 647, along with extensive damage to other coastal settlements, the economy of the island became much more inward-looking and inland towns gained relative significance. Nicosia benefited from this and functioned as an outlet of the agricultural products from its hinterland, the Mesaoria plain. It further was at an advantageous position due to its ample water supply. As such, the town developed enough for the Byzantine Empire to choose Nicosia as the capital of the island around 965, when Cyprus rejoined the Byzantine Empire.
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France maintained a much more outward-looking geopolitical role through the Middle Ages, fighting wars against the Spanish and English that ultimately defined the nation's identity as a politically integrated and discrete unit, and occupying an important role as Europe's largest, most powerful and most populous Christian nation. For these reasons, French gradually supplanted Latin as the common language of international diplomacy and culture. Germany, on the other hand, remained more inward-looking. The rapid ascent of Prussia in the 19th century, and after 1871 into early 20th century, The German Empire, even without Austria, altered the balance of power between the two nations.
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Phymatopus hecta japonicus is found located in the Russian Far East: Sakhalin island and southern Kurils; south of the Daisetsu mountains, Hokkaido, Japan. Its appearance is similar to P. hectus but differs in that the outer strip is usually uninterrupted. It consists of four or five silvery spots at the apex (anterior corner), two or three small spots moving slightly more inward and the largest one at the inner margin. The morphology of the male genitalia is also different from that of P. hectus, the ventral process of valvella is belt like, which tapers to a point as it reaches the distal quarter, the dorsal margin of valva is convex.
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Rayi Ratna Sundara Rao (born 1934; died 1992Rayi Ministries. Rayi Ratna Ministries) was a prolific writer, theologian and comparative religion scholar who once served as the principal of the Gurukul Lutheran Theological College, Chennai, affiliated to the nation's firstUNESCO Structures of University Education in India, 1952 university, the Senate of Serampore College (University). Some of the writings of Sundara Rao are kept in digitized versions at the National Library of India and the Indian Institute of Science. In a recent 2014 study by Katherine C. Zubko of the University of North Carolina at Asheville, Zubko highlights that Sundara Rao's assumption of Bhakti was a more inward expression for concern for others cutting across religious boundaries.
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"Either/Or Part II P. 225-226 And now the many to whom the Baptizer's exalted example is entirely applicable, although in unpretentiousness, he many who at an early age are given to understand humbly that for them the form of a servant is not something assumed, those who at and early age are prompted to bear in mind that for them there is someone who must increase while they decrease.Eighteen Upbuilding Discourses, Hong, p. 281 He uses another single individual, John the Baptist to talk about "the rising and setting of the sun." He says, "all deeper and more inward self-knowledge sees the finger of God that points to him.
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With this work she becomes part of the delegation from Puerto Rico sent to the exhibition Argentina Contemporary Lithography, 1999: 4th Edition in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 2000 her work was discussed in the book: "Images of Ambiente: Homotextuality and Latin American Art 1810-today" by Rudi C. Bleys (Continuum Press, London) and a profile was written by Luisita Lopez Torregrosa in the New York Times, Arts and Leisure section ("Puerto Rican Art Moves Outward, and More Inward", March 11, 2001). In 2007, a major retrospective exhibition María de Mater O’Neill: Artista Interrumpida, curated by Dr. Elaine King, opened at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico Artista interrumpida: selección de obras de María de Mater O’Neill.
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Depolarization opens both the sodium and potassium channels in the membrane, allowing the ions to flow into and out of the axon, respectively. If the depolarization is small (say, increasing Vm from −70 mV to −60 mV), the outward potassium current overwhelms the inward sodium current and the membrane repolarizes back to its normal resting potential around −70 mV. However, if the depolarization is large enough, the inward sodium current increases more than the outward potassium current and a runaway condition (positive feedback) results: the more inward current there is, the more Vm increases, which in turn further increases the inward current. A sufficiently strong depolarization (increase in Vm) causes the voltage-sensitive sodium channels to open; the increasing permeability to sodium drives Vm closer to the sodium equilibrium voltage ENa≈ +55 mV.
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These were Bijapur, Golkonda, Ahmadnagar, Bidar, and Berar. The main period was between the late 16th century and the mid-17th, with something of a revival in the mid-18th century, by then centred on Hyderabad.Harle, 400; Craven, 216–217; Chakraverty, 69; Sardar The high quality of early miniatures suggests that there was already a local tradition, probably at least partly of murals, in which artists had trained. Compared to the early Mughal painting evolving at the same time to the north,Craven, 216 Deccan painting exceeds in "the brilliance of their colour, the sophistication and artistry of their composition, and a general air of decadent luxury".Harle, 400 Deccani painting was less interested in realism than the Mughals, instead pursuing "a more inward journey, with mystic and fantastic overtones".
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Over and above the archeus, he believed that there is the sensitive soul which is the husk or shell of the immortal mind. Before the Fall the archeus obeyed the immortal mind and was directly controlled by it, but at the Fall men also received the sensitive soul and with it lost immortality, for when it perishes the immortal mind can no longer remain in the body. Van Helmont described the archeus as "aura vitalis seminum, vitae directrix" ("The chief Workman [Archeus] consists of the conjoyning of the vitall air, as of the matter, with the seminal likeness, which is the more inward spiritual kernel, containing the fruitfulness of the Seed; but the visible Seed is onely the husk of this."). In addition to the archeus, van Helmont believed in other governing agencies resembling the archeus which were not always clearly distinguished from it.
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Bly believed this approach was instigated by the Modernists and formed the aesthetic of most post-World War II American poetry. He criticized the influence of American-born Modernists such as T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Marianne Moore, and William Carlos Williams, and argued that American poetry needed to model itself on the more inward-looking work of European and South American poets like Pablo Neruda, César Vallejo, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Antonio Machado, and Rainer Maria Rilke. A Selected Poems translation of Rilke from the German, with Commentary by Bly, was published in 1981. Times Alone, Selected Poems of Antonio Machado, with facing page Spanish/English translation, was published in 1983. In 1966, Bly co-founded American Writers Against the Vietnam War and was among the leaders of the opposition to that war among writers. In 1968, he signed the "Writers and Editors War Tax Protest" pledge, vowing to refuse tax payments in protest against the war."Writers and Editors War Tax Protest", New York Post, January 30, 1968.
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