Let us strike up more pleasing and more joyful sounds!
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"You can't help but leave feeling more joyful," she said.
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But there's something more potent and more joyful at work.
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Let us instead strike up more pleasing and more joyful ones!
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What are some of the more joyful books on this list?
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More joyful reunions like the ones we witnessed here may soon follow.
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Children of more naturally upbeat people tend to be more joyful too.
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There is no more joyful, hopeful comic in the game than Ms. Marvel.
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Ingo came with something more similar to our temperament — more ironic, more joyful.
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But for the moment he's working on something more joyful: a Christmas oratorio.
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I wanted to feel a lot freer and just more joyful and honest.
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For the productivity-obsessed, a more joyful and efficient life starts with good habits.
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This admittedly more joyful tune shamelessly cribs from the recent Kanye West reverse track.
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But "Boy With Luv" feels altogether different — it's more joyful, lighter, and more self-assured.
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" Mr. Owens sang (in German); rather, let us tune our voices in "more joyful song.
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What if you could achieve more and you could also have a more joyful experience doing it?
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And try to change that inner feeling of fear and darkness into something more joyful and light.
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Faking it or not—it seemed like she wasn't—she looked more joyful than I'd ever been.
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At the end of the night you'll see more joyful noises than [we saw] from the activists today.
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A reaction against racial violence, it asks audiences to join in imagining a safer and more joyful world.themovementtheatrecompany.
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In any case, perishing in an ornate theater would be "so much more joyful" than dying elsewhere, she said.
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And although daunting to walk in the huge footsteps you left behind, it's honestly been more joyful than harrowing.
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Dunkin' Donuts' sticker pack is far more joyful than the Starbucks sticker pack, which actually includes non-descript patio furniture.
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That shared understanding, vulnerability and mutual recognition of collective destiny makes our time together even more joyful, even more precious.
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"I just felt more peaceful and more joyful knowing where she is at, that she is not suffering anymore," says Lisa.
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The junior game is a bit more joyful, as a visit to the Xuhui District Youth Sports School in Shanghai shows.
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Yet I discovered that there's nothing more joyful and rewarding than allowing yourself to look like a complete and utter fool.
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Well, I guess I just try and fill it with stuff that makes me less angry and more joyful, like beer.
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"Everything feels a little bit more joyful," said Sha Nelson, in the post-out-loud-listening portion of her study video.
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Blame Chance the Rapper, but this week around THUMP HQ we've gravitated toward songs a hair more joyful than weeks past.
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Allowing oneself to experience Jesus' suffering caps off the Lenten season of penance and makes Easter Sunday's celebrations all the more joyful.
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They face England next, where another strong performance is sure to earn the team plenty of praise, plus hopefully more joyful shrieking.
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But she has also added a new snack to the Australian menu, making life down under just a tiny bit more joyful.
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As my brain was flooded with dopamine and oxytocin, the bonding process with my girls was accelerated and made even more joyful.
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Lucky for you, this programmable soldering iron that plays Tetris makes the act of melting metal onto circuits a bit more joyful.
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Specifically, her photo of Jon and Dany was a regram from Emilia Clarke, but Kaling's caption makes the photo all the more joyful.
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"I want to make it for as long as it makes people more joyful and happier in their sort of day to day."
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In addition to thinking about how you can protect yourself, brainstorm ways you can make life easier or more joyful for other people.
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"I'm here to tell you that the way to a more productive, more inspired, more joyful life is getting enough sleep," says Huffington.
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France bubbles with national pride, and may become even more joyful on hearing that the vanquished, next-highest bidder was Berganza, an English dealer.
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Overall, kids appeared more joyful and parents said children had less pain with the interactive robot bears than with the plain plush teddy bears.
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They've released several compilations of their travels which are more joyful than experimental, but still demonstrate clear skill with both camera and editing software.
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With Anette at the helm the band was able to showcase their shorter, catchier side, with bigger, more traditional structures and more joyful melodies.
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Traditional New Orleans second line parades are often associated with jazz funeral processions, during which initial dirge music makes way for quicker, more joyful standards.
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Jessy Lanza absorbed the 80s electropop goodness of Japanese group Yellow Magic Orchestra on her album Oh No, producing more joyful bleep bloops than ever.
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"Things have been much more joyful this time," said Tatiana, as she sat in her camp lean-to next to Omar, her 28-year-old partner.
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But I prefer to measure what we got in miles — none more joyful than the 1,800 or so we put on his bike that Bonneville summer.
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And I want to share it with you, on this day because I think it's going to help you lead happier, healthier, and more joyful lives.
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The point, and the fun, is the wild mischief of Huppert's performance, which grows lighter and more joyful as Greta's behavior slides from menacing to murderous.
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Drake is more broadly appealing, Future is more prolific, Young Thug, more unrestrained, Chance the Rapper, more joyful, Kanye, more endlessly fascinating, and Vince Staples, more chillingly pointed.
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So my beacon of light in the midst of this sadness is in fact this column, since what's more joyful than looking at #artists and #fashion and #artists.
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You can feel him holding back, which makes it all the more joyful when, in the penultimate number, "Good Vibrations," he finally lets loose with big, unison choreography.
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Doing that with people that I care about from all walks of life and from all over the world makes me feel very grateful and even more joyful.
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As for why ... Gifford moved to Nashville, and she says the people and the culture there are just so much kinder, and the atmosphere is more joyful and fun.
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Designing playful moments for your staff can make them more joyful, more interested in exploring new ideas and more committed to their jobs and their relationships with co-workers.
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Jason Wahler, former star of Laguna Beach and The Hills, celebrated his sobriety yesterday by sharing an old mugshot alongside a current, much more joyful photo of himself on Instagram.
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In just an instant, we get a clear glimpse at what drives her, and that instant is more joyful and sincere than anything the DCEU has offered to fans until now.
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The victory by the West Indies women was perhaps even more joyful for the players, as they won the title for the first time, beating the three-time defending champion Australia.
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At the beginning of your career you were known for more joyful roles, but in these two movies, these are somber and even, in the case of "Nocturnal Animals," tortured women.
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And I want to share it with you, on this day because I think it's going to help you lead happier, healthier, and more joyful lives and you deserve all of that.
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These courses, sold as Executive Success Program seminars, are supposed to help people overcome emotional blockages rooted in childhood experiences and be "more successful, more joyful," as one ex-member explained to Refinery29.
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"Today's festive mood would have been more joyful, if the government would have come up with sound financial management," said Chandrika Santokhi, the chairman of Suriname's main opposition group, the Progressive Reform Party.
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Clothing resellers like Material Wrld, Crossroads and thredUP propose to make "refreshing" your wardrobe more joyful, with their own trade-in kits and cash incentives to shop their wares to keep the cycle going.
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But watching Woodstock in 2019 certainly gives me pause, thinking about how everyone onscreen is now either 50 years older or dead and American life doesn't seem to have gotten more peaceful or more joyful.
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Of course, Legends has also borrowed Captain Cold, Dominic Purcell's criminal Heat Wave, and Victor Garber and Franz Drameh's collaborative hero Firestorm from The Flash, which is generally a wackier, more joyful show than Arrow.
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I have spent my life collecting and creating games that make the best of the little moments, particularly when spent together, and here I've pulled together five of the best that make vacations that much more joyful.
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It's a book about the fact that it's still possible to heal what's barren or polluted, and that maybe it would be richer, more joyful, and more possible than we imagine, if we could only just begin.
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Every fringy first baseman, left fielder, and pudgy catcher with a bat worthy of the name would suddenly have a job at the end of a major-league bench, and the world would be a more joyful place.
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When Raniere met Salzman, who had a successful therapy practice near Albany at the time, they began having conversations, just two people going back and forth talking, and soon, Salzman said, she started to feel better, more joyful.
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Padmanabhan says it's customary to turn out all the lights at midnight, to signify the prison cell in which Krishna is said to have been born, then turn them back on and begin the more joyful part of the holiday.
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As artist Hugh Pocock walked up the stairs to view Maren Hassinger's The Spirit of Things — a retrospective of sculpture, video, drawing, and photo documentation of performances at the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) — the voices grew louder and more joyful.
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It would have been nice if, in addition to the half dozen people with difficult stories Mr. Anderson interviewed, he'd spoken to some of these folks as well — people who would have assured him that transition has made their lives more joyful and complete.
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The video finds Petty in his most unlikely phase to date, his sardonic-rocker transformed, just temporarily, into a free-spirited, Saturday-morning-ready cartoon (the fact that it accompanied such an urgent, riff-riding bit of let's-hit-the-highway spiritedness made it all the more joyful).
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So I've brought my own pillowcases that are floral or covered in little smiley faces because if I'm going to be in a hotel for a while, I want to infuse a little personality, you know, make it feel a little more joyful and a little less depressing.
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Future uses lots of Auto-Tune, and circa Pluto, his major-label debut, he had perfected a tight, shiny brand of hip-hop significantly deeper and more joyful than anything previous Auto-Tunesmiths had put their names on; Pluto alternated upbeat club bangers and warped, moving love songs in rapid succession to construct a sleek, aerodynamic pop-rap vehicle.
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Now, I'm not going to pretend I know anything about Spanish culture or language (I scraped an 'E' in my Spanish GCSE, even though during my vocal exam my teacher really slowly and silently mouthed the answers to me), but this entire album makes me feel as though I'm basking beneath the comforting embrace of the Mediterranean sun, forkful of patatas bravas in one hand, sangria in the other, getting ready to turn the fuck UP. Next time you're in a park with a can during one of those fleeting hours of sun we get here in the UK and your mate passes you the iPhone to choose something on Spotify, put on Hijas Del Tomate and transport everyone to a better, more joyful place.
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In a starred review Booklist reviewer Hazel Rochman, wrote that the book, "is even more joyful than the others in the popular series." Rochman, H. (2005). Henry and Mudge and the Great Grandpas (Book). Booklist, 101(17), 1587.
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Some even refer to "Azura Culture" as "robbery in the baseball stadium". As people give the ball to the child before shouting "Azura", the excitement of shouting it is decreasing. Recently, other criticisms have been raised. Boisterous cheering culture makes watching the baseball game more joyful, but for some people who want to watch the game quietly, it is annoying.
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After this comes a short coda. The first theme (Allegretto vivo) gives thematic material for the whole piece. It is a lilting ascending melody played by the strings and then accompanied by the woodwinds. However, one soon realises that it is a motto and serves as just an introduction to the main (second) theme, which is much more joyful and vigorous.
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A series of covers of popular songs were arranged, performed and shared by the Gregory Brothers through Vine, Facebook and YouTube. Somewhat uniquely, these covers switched the key of the song between major and minor, giving otherwise happy songs a melancholy tone while sad songs sounded more joyful. In March 2014, and again in September 2016, the Gregory Brothers released compilation albums of some such covers.
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Some cover their whole body with bunches of grass for a more bushy appearance. The semblance is made more joyful with the 'talla' attached externally to the mask giving the appearance of a toothless open mouth. Dancers also hold and manipulate long sticks of residuary agricultural produce called 'Kummattikali': it is from this that the dance derives its name. Their dance is related to Shaiva myth.
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Riley is also surprised to learn that Tori and her family have been in witness protection, which is why they left so suddenly. McNamee praised the writers for the witness protection storyline and said she loved working so closely with Stewart, Heywood and Pledger. She added that she was happy about moving on from the plot and focus on more "joyful" stories for Tori.
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Mazurka in F-sharp minor, the final piece of the set, is referring to an oberek, a national Polish dance much faster than a mazurka. The piece begins with a memorable and powerful melody, the second theme is somewhat more joyful than the first. The left hand accompaniment of the piece experiments with descending chromatic harmonies, although this does not affect the melody which remains defined throughout the piece.
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Divorce is permitted in the Orthodox Church for various reasons. The more usual divorce occurs under the pastoral guidance of the spiritual director of the spouses when all attempts at salvaging a marriage have been exhausted. In such cases, remarriage may be possible but there is a special rite for a second marriage which contains a penitential element for the dissolution of the first, i.e. some of the more joyful aspects are removed.
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Good moments, he says, inspire more popular, more joyful, songs. Bad moments such as death, sorrow, heartbreak or something else which may affect you, are translated into more tormented songs.Interview of Bertrand Bitz by Gérard Suter, Radio Paradiso, RSR (04/01/08) Included in Multifaces, L'attente (The wait) is representative of the dinstinctive personal process of reflection which leads Bertrand Bitz to songwriting. In this case, L'attente develops Bertrand Bitz's reflection on the painful consequences of passion-love.
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Ultimately, "U Don't Know Me" was the second single from the album and was released on June 13, 2005. Click on the '13 06 05 ..... U Don't Know Me' tab in 'Latest news' section. According to Daniel Montesinos-Donaghy of Thump, "U Don't Know Me" is a rock song that features beatboxing, drums, xylophones, a keyboard solo and backing vocalists that "offer more joyful 'woo's than you would expect". Its production also contains "heavy" electronic pressing, in the words of musicOMH Charlotte Lyon.
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"Feel It All" was recorded twice. The first version is the album version, which was described by Tunstall as a more stripped back and melancholic. The second release of the song, the "Band Jam" version, described as a much more joyful version, was chosen for the music video and the radio release. At first, Tunstall thought she would keep only one of the two versions, but then she chose to keep both of them, and to release the band jam as the lead single.
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Often, volunteers find that living simply opens them up to a more joyful way of life, appreciating small wonders that often go unnoticed in everyday life. Social and Ecological Justice: JVC Northwest is committed to working for social and ecological justice and structural change through faith. Volunteers work with others dedicated to serving people's basic physical, emotional and spiritual needs. JVC Northwest encourages and nurtures the empowerment of people who live on the margins of society by supporting programs allowing people to help themselves.
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Brain chemistry is such a complicated thing. It takes a lot of brain power and creativity to memorize, catalogue and maintain the minutia of your experiences to sustain you and make you keep doing what you do. You re-create past events in a non-objective way and over huge periods of time you get distilled into this nebulous ghost. The YITK thing was more about looking back and remembering things in a totally inaccurate way, a way that’s maybe more joyful than it actually was.
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Born on 12 July 1882 in Varde Municipality in the west of Jutland, Maren Sørensen was the daughter of the farmer Jacob Sørensen (1842–1921) and Ane Cathrine Nielsen (1849–1900). From the age of four, she was brought up by her paternal grandparents. Her grandfather Elias S. Han was a devout Methodist who cast aspersions on those who did not conform to his beliefs. When she was 10, she returned to live with her mother, resolving to serve God with a more joyful Christian attitude.
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The 1967 document Musicam sacram, that implemented the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy after the Second Vatican Council, repeatedly mentions facilitating the full, active participation of the congregation as called for by the Council. so that "unity of hearts is more profoundly achieved by the union of voices. Musicam Sacram states: "One cannot find anything more religious and more joyful in sacred celebrations than a whole congregation expressing its faith and devotion in song. Therefore the active participation of the whole people, which is shown in singing, is to be carefully promoted.
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In contrast, Mahalia Jackson used her dusky contralto voice to develop her gospel ballads as well as favouring a more joyful approach to singing the gospel. W. Herbert Brewster wrote "Move on Up a Little Higher" Jackson's first hit. At the same time that quartet groups were reaching their zenith in the 1940s and 1950s, a number of women singers were achieving stardom. Some, such as Mahalia Jackson and Bessie Griffin, were primarily soloists, while others, such as Clara Ward, Albertina Walker, The Caravans, The Davis Sisters and Dorothy Love Coates, sang in small groups.
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This dance later evolved to Agbadza, which is no longer used for war but rather in events that are more joyful. Through Agbadza, at the time known as Atrikpui, Ewe singers and poets sang about battles, life and death, heroism, cowardice, migration, conquest, imperialism, and a warrior ethos. The move towards Agbadza was done due to a period of peace that was enjoyed by the Ewes around the 1920s, and so instead they decided to use some of their old songs as entertainment. Today, Agbadza is the most famous and widely played Ewe dance.
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Others, such as Thomas Mann, see Kafka's work as allegorical: a quest, metaphysical in nature, for God. According to Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, the themes of alienation and persecution, although present in Kafka's work, have been over-emphasised by critics. They argue Kafka's work is more deliberate and subversive—and more joyful—than may first appear. They point out that reading the Kafka work while focusing on the futility of his characters' struggles reveals Kafka's play of humour; he is not necessarily commenting on his own problems, but rather pointing out how people tend to invent problems.
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Consequence of Sound writer Steven Arroyo called it a more joyful "sentimental cousin" of "Someone like You". In an in-depth review of the song, Bustle writer Alex Kritselis called it one of the album's "major highlights" with its "über- catchy pop chorus". He further elaborated how its lyrics showcased the singer's "emotional growth" because of their maturity and compassion compared to the work on past albums . Kadeen Griffiths of the same magazine opined that the song is "the audio equivalent of Adele throwing a middle finger at whatever poor dude made the mistake of wronging a songwriter".
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Her novels for adults have been published with Dorchester Publishing and Harlequin Books, and her novels for teens with Harper Teen. She is also the co-author of Happiness Rehab: 8 Creative Steps to a More Joyful Life Body and Soul, Archer's debut novel, was released in 1999. Once Upon a Dream, her second novel, spent several weeks on Borders Books' bestseller list for Paranormal Romance, and was chosen by Amazon.com as one of the 'Best New Romances' for the month of January 2001, and was a 2001 P.E.A.R.L. Finalist (Paranormal Excellence Award in Romantic Literature).
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Smith writes a children's story about an old man in Victorian England who invents a police box larger on the inside and capable of travel through time and space. Lonely, the man visits the planet Gallifrey, where he finds a primitive tribe. He tells the Gallifreyans about science and the arts, teaches them to travel time and space, and advises them on how to be as civilised and law-abiding as England. When they grow dull and officious, he invents a way for them to begin new lives upon death, and gives them second hearts in hopes of making them more joyful.
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As John the Apostle at the bosom of Jesus in the Upper Chamber (Jn 13,25), during his old-age Father Joseph spent most of his time before the Blessed Sacrament, thanking, adoring, praising, and glorifying Jesus in the Most Holy Eucharist. Like a branch united to the vine (Jn 15,5) he experienced God’s love and intimacy in a special way in the Holy Eucharist, which is evident from his words, "How lovely to dwell in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament! What there can be more joyful than this! That is what God has given us".
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Some of her early artworks from this Bride period depicted ghostly, skeletal brides dressed in white, which have been compared to Miss Havisham, an ethereal character in Charles Dickens' novel Great Expectations. Over time, these figures became more joyful, whimsical, colorful, and larger in scale. Inspired by a collaborative drawing with American artist Larry Rivers of his wife, her pregnant friend Clarice Price, Saint Phalle began to portray archetypal female figures with a more optimistic view of the position of women in society. The newer figures took on ecstatic dance poses and even acrobatic positions, such as handstands and cartwheels.
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Kieron Tyler of Mojo called Commontime "possibly their strongest album yet" and said, in comparison to Plumb, it "opens things out and is more personal". Les Inrockuptibles writer Christopher Conte called it one of the catchiest and most beautiful albums Field Music ever made. Ferran Cano of MondoSonoro called it Field Music's best album yet, and said it married the intelligence of most Field Music albums with a more joyful sound as a result of the Brewis brothers becoming fathers. The Independent writer Kevin Harley called Commontime a "career best-turn" from Field Music and demonstrated them as "an uncommonly canny band warming to new possibilities".
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American Indian Quarterly writes that Braiding Sweetgrass is a book about traditional ecological knowledge and environmental humanities. Kimmerer combines her training in Western scientific methods and her Native American knowledge about sustainable land stewardship to describe a more joyful and ecological way of using our land in Braiding Sweetgrass. Kimmerer said about the book that "I wanted readers to understand that Indigenous knowledge and Western science are both powerful ways of knowing, and that by using them together we can imagine a more just and joyful relationship with the Earth." Plants described in the book include squash, algae, goldenrod, pecans and the eponymous sweetgrass.
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Is This It received widespread critical acclaim; aggregating website Metacritic reports a normalized rating of 91, based on 26 critical reviews. Joe Levy of Rolling Stone explained that the record is "the stuff of which legends are made", and summed it up as "more joyful and intense than anything else I've heard this year". Robert Christgau, writing in The Village Voice, described the Strokes as "a great groove band", and noted that "the beats implode, clashing/resolving with punky brevity and gnarly faux simplicity". In a perfect 10 review, NME reviewer John Robinson indicated that Is This It was one of the best debut LPs by a guitar band during the past 20 years.
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Kvartal 95 Studio was founded in 2003 on the basis of the KVN team Kvartal 95 which in turn is named after one of neighborhoods of Kryvyi Rih. Kvartal 95 KVN team was founded in 1997 while its official debut took place in 1998 at the KVN festival in Sochi. The studio as well as the KVN team was created by Volodymyr Zelensky, who ran in the 2019 Ukrainian presidential election, and was elected President of Ukraine. According to Zelensky, the objective of the company is to "make the world a better place, a kinder and more joyful place with the help of those tools that we have, which are humor and creativity".
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This aspect of the character was supposedly overlooked during Rayman 2 because of Ubisoft's focus on the environments of the game. It was in Rayman 3 that Ubisoft tried to show Rayman's true personality, giving him an updated look to match his newfound attitude and charisma. A Rayman 3 press release stated that ‘Like his core gaming audience, Rayman as a character has matured and now has a wilder edge, only hinted at in the earlier games. However, in Rayman Origins, Rayman seems to have recovered part of his childish personality; he bears a more joyful, careless and impulsive attitude, though he keeps the heroic spirit that characterized him in previous games.
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In the unicorn case the social media part came first, the bright pastel colors and the sparkle were a perfect fit for the Instagram language. The way we currently use social media played a huge role in the spreading of the fad, social media like Instagram and Snapchat strongly emphasize visual culture, it’s no surprise that pastel and highly saturated colored pictures really took off on those platforms. Part of the reason why unicorns are so loved is that they remind us of our childhood, and they help people escape from reality. Just like creatures such as vampires or werewolves were popular when times were more joyful, unicorns became popular during a time when politics and culture were dark and oppressive.
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In many vaudeville shows, minstrel acts, cartoons, comics and animated cartoons of this period they were depicted as sad, lazy, dimwitted characters with big lips who sing bluesy songs and are good dancers, but get excited when confronted with dice games, chickens or watermelons (examples: all the characters portrayed by Stepin Fetchit and black characters in cartoons like "Sunday Go to Meetin' Time" and "All This and Rabbit Stew"). A more joyful black image, yet still very stereotypical, was provided by eternally happy black characters like Uncle Tom, Uncle Remus and Louis Armstrong's equally joyous stage persona. Another popular stereotype from this era was the black who is scared of ghosts (and usually turns white out of fear). Children are often pickaninnies like Little Black Sambo and Golliwog.
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Christian Mass, singing Hallelujah For most Christians, "Hallelujah" is considered a joyful word of praise to God, rather than an injunction to praise him. "The Alleluia" refers to a traditional chant, combining the word with verses from the Psalms or other scripture. In the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church, and in many older Protestant denominations, the Alleluia, along with the Gloria in excelsis Deo, is not spoken or sung in liturgy during the season of Lent, instead being replaced by a Lenten acclamation, while in Eastern Churches, Alleluia is chanted throughout Lent at the beginning of the Matins service, replacing the Theos Kyrios, which is considered more joyful. At the Easter service and throughout the Pentecostarion, Christos anesti is used in the place where Hallelujah is chanted in the western rite expressing happiness.
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Musically, the album is a bridge between the two, balancing the lighter and more joyful tones of Eli with the dark, sensual, and piano- dominated Tendaberry. The presence of The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section on side one lends the album a more easygoing, rock-inspired sound, but this is countered by Nyro's evocative lyrics and moody piano delivery. Nyro had by this time built up a strong reputation as a songwriter, and the album features star turns from Duane Allman, who adds a guitar solo to the driving "Beads of Sweat," and Alice Coltrane, who adds harp to side two. The album, buoyed by Nyro's popularity as a songwriter, became her second commercially successful album in succession, peaking at #51 on the Billboard 200, known as the Pop Albums chart.
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The Huffington Post writer Joan E. Dowlin called the period of Garland's music career between 1937 and 1945 the "innocent years", during which the critic believes the singer's "voice was vibrant and her musical expression exuberant", taking note of its resonance and distinct, "rich yet sweet" quality "that grabs you and pulls you in". Garland's voice would often vary to suit the song she was interpreting, ranging from soft, engaging and tender during ballads to humorous on some of her duets with other artists. Her more joyful, belted performances have been compared to entertainers Sophie Tucker, Ethel Merman, and Al Jolson. Although her musical repertoire consisted largely of cast recordings, show tunes and traditional pop standards, Garland was also capable of singing soul, blues, and jazz music, which Dowlin compared to singer Elvis Presley.
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Pope Pius V extended its use to the entire Roman Rite by his Apostolic Constitution Quo primum (14 July 1570). Originally a double of the second class and a feast of precept, it was re-raised to be of precept in 1917 after having this status intermittently lost, and consequently also raised to its current rank of double of the first class (now called a solemnity), having become in the meantime the rank common to all remaining general feasts of precept. Since 1969, Episcopal Conferences may, if they wish, transfer it to a date outside Lent. Even if it occurs inside Lent on the usual date of March 19, it is still observed as a Solemnity of a Saint- this is one of the few times during Lent the Gloria may be said or sung, the vesture is changed from the purple or violet of Lent to white or gold (as it would be for such a solemnity normally), the Collect and the Eucharistic Prayer's Preface and other prayers are from the Solemnity and not Lent, the hymns are more joyful, and the Creed is said.
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