As startups grow, they should face more trenchant criticism about their effects on society.
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But paradoxically, even as the term becomes more commonplace, it has grown more trenchant.
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Its premise might have felt more novel, its insights more trenchant, its smugness easier to stomach.
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And Ms. Ensler is never more trenchant (or self-aware) than when butting against a bureaucracy.
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Rarely, however, is her wit more trenchant than when she repeatedly observes the correlation between political competence and dog ownership.
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Moor Mother explained that this multi-layered phrase has a far more trenchant meaning than the five simple words suggest.
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"Everybody Knows" can be considered the anti-"Hallelujah" in its more trenchant and yet just-as-all-encompassing view of the pre- and post-Millennial world.
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The film's metaphors for repressive societies and the tolls they take on women and their bodily autonomy are more trenchant than they were even a year ago.
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"It's hard to make a garden that looks good even if the light is bad," he notes, in one of the more trenchant observations in the film.
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This ties into Fade In's other, more trenchant, yet still reliably wry track, which looks into the role of art in TV and film, the status and appearances it assumes.
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The vast majority of Democrats (including Sanders, to be clear) reject BDS, but Ilhan Omar, another new House Democrat, is also a BDS supporter and has so far been a more trenchant critic of Israel than Tlaib.
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Since it premiered in February, writer-director Jordan Peele's galvanizing social thriller has only grown more trenchant in the wake of the white supremacist marches at Charlottesville, and President Trump's criticism of NFL players protesting police shooting unarmed black men.
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Bishop Konrad von Preysing of Berlin agreed that the address referred to Jews, but considered it not specific enough. Catholic Poles believed that the address referred to them alone and wished that the pope had identified the Germans as the perpetrators.Phayer, 2008, pp. 58-59. The Polish government-in-exile in London remained dissatisfied with the address, wishing for a "more trenchant papal condemnation" that named the perpetrators.
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" Caryn James writes: "An Unforgettable Summer would have been more trenchant if Petre's character had been more fully developed. But Marie-Therese is, deliberately, the apolitical soul of the film, shifting the focus from politics to the humanity that transcends border disputes and ethnic loyalties. Ms. Scott-Thomas makes the film work because she shows Marie-Therese to be something other than a shallow woman playing Lady Bountiful. She is sincere, rather helpless and, finally, shaken with disillusionment.
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Where the latter are dealing with partially extant texts, the former are dealing with hypothetical reconstructions for which we have no tangible evidence: "Much of Noth's detailed reconstruction of the Pentateuchal traditions was obtained by piling one speculation upon another." (p. 20) His critique of scholars such as Rolf Rendtorff and Erhard Blum (a student of Rendtorff), who worked after Noth but in the same form and tradition-critical school was even more trenchant. These scholars contributed to what is known as the Supplementary hypothesis.
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The snake's eyes are depicted as two circles. A strong profile separates the head from a relatively rectangular plaque with rounded corners, and slightly arched edges representing the mane of the Dacian dragon. The profiled relief edges of the bracelet's rectangular plaque and its decoration with two rows of divergent slashes are suggestive of the mane of a dragon or wolf. The bracelets from the Museum of Transylvania found in Cluj, Hetiur (Mureș County) and Ghelința are characterized by a more trenchant cutting and a more prominent relief for modeling the head.
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