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While never quite loving any Leonardo, I'm conditioned to expect from him more terrific painterly ingenuities.
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It's a confident debut, the kind that announces a talent who will hopefully make several more terrific movies.
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One of the film's greatest values, though, is as a helpful checklist for cinephiles who want to see more terrific films made by women.
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The bucatini are flavored with seaweed, a terrific idea, and the plate is finished with lobster bottarga shaved into rose-colored petals, an even more terrific idea.
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Sound Dust followed that up with the breezy soft pop of "Nought More Terrific Than Man" and the effervescent "Captain Easychord," a blend of cosmic country and Tijuana Brass that flips the script halfway through to channel the weird pop experiments of Joe Meek & The Blue Men.
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Amy Rigby: The Old Guys (Southern Domestic) Between 1996 and 2005, the 37-to-46-year-old ex-wife of excellent drummer Will Rigby released five excellent-to-superb pre-Americana CDs stocked with more terrific songs than any competing non-rapper except maybe Jon Langford—including Bob Dylan on his last great run, although I'll give you Sleater-Kinney while noting that songs per se aren't really what they do.
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According to the literary critic and bibliophile Michael Sadleir, in his survey of the Northanger Horrid Novels "The Orphan of the Rhine is a genuine product of the influence of Mrs Radcliffe. It contains sensibility with sensation, being more terrific than Clermont but more melodious and picturesque than the terror-novel pure and simple" (Sadleir 1944: 180).
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Another of his longstops, a man called Dench, insisted on fielding with a sack of straw tied to his chest for protection.Frith, p.28. E H Budd played against both Brown and Walter Marcon, who had a similar reputation, and Budd said that "Brown was not more terrific in his speed than Marcon", an elaborate way of saying that they were both extremely fast.Frith, p.41.
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The third form of escalation is accidental escalation. This happens when individuals make mistakes, such as bombing the wrong location, or when military leaders fail to set the rules of engagement. These accidental risks are hard to eliminate, but one can use effective force management to lessen the risks. Accidental escalation is very problematic, because minor mistakes could eventually lead to the enemy thinking the worst, then one can face much more terrific outcomes like actual warfare.
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