Neil deGrasse Tyson has been called America's most approachable astrophysicist.
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Extreme Attacks, and more that it's not the most approachable system initially.
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"He was the most approachable superstar you'd ever run into," Shand said.
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Of the big tech-company CEOs, he is easily the kindest and most approachable.
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She is the most approachable of the current top four, which means something here.
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"Gaming is the most approachable thing on mobile, for the non-crypto crowd," he says.
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But don't worry, we'll go easy on you — introducing only the most approachable fashions that'll suit just about everyone.
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At $500 and 300 grams (less than the weight of three iPhone 7 phones), the Spark is DJI's most approachable drone.
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All footage can be edited in the GoPro app and the 360 editing experience is the most approachable I have used.
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Adding insult to injury is the fact that Payne had picked the rapper as the most approachable star in his vicinity.
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The devices are getting more and more portable and this is the product category's least geeky and most approachable form factor to date.
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The most fun and most approachable game in the famously dense series, it's also the most advanced in terms of graphics and tech.
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To inspire even more ways to wear the classic color, we've put together the most approachable style guide, courtesy of New York Fashion Week.
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I discovered this during a week with the Clarity, where it proved to be the most approachable and practical electrified car on the market.
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But the multitude of refinements and improvements, covering everything from combat to visuals to story, make it the best, most approachable Dragon Quest to date.
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Added bonus: This book is also known as one of Joyce's most approachable novels, so you should actually try reading it instead of just looking at it.
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Tetris is one of the most approachable and famous puzzle games in the world, but seeing it at AGDQ 20143 put it in a whole new light.
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Microsoft's miniaturized Surface Go is the best budget 2-in-1 tablet because it boils down the essentials of a Surface device into its most approachable form yet.
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And for as much as Chidi, Tahani, and Jason give the show elements of that core, it's Eleanor who is the show's most approachable character, on most levels.
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Coding isn't necessarily the easiest or most approachable topic; guest speaker and multimedia artist Jamel Mims stressed the importance of making the tech industry accessible to the students.
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But that's not what happened to Pokémon: instead, Pokémon Go inspired a creative boom for the franchise, leading to some of the best, most approachable Pokémon games to date.
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Visually, people experiencing VR certainly aren't in the most approachable position and right now the tech is new enough that it rarely seems accessible to those who are vaguely curious.
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It's also one of Anderson's most beloved films, possibly because it's also one of his most approachable, funny and tweaked without tipping over into the highly stylized sensibility that some can find alienating.
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This is the first introduction of the uke in the US. "For the musically inexperienced, the uke is basically the most approachable instrument out there — and nope, the kazoo doesn't count," said Zhang.
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He seems like the most approachable and grounded of the Chrises, while still possessing all those other important qualities — likability, chill dude-ness, overall hotness — that go into defining a top-tier Chris.
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It doesn't hurt that the underlying chord progression is the I-V-vi-IV of "I'm Yours" and "Don't Stop Believing" fame, the most approachable composition choice one can make in a song.
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Diesel, iconic as the Fast and the Furious films' brooding Dominic Toretto, is all smiles and bad one-liners in this movie, making him seem like the most approachable extreme-athlete-turned-secret-agent ever conceived.
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Somehow the most difficult and the most approachable four-figure-page book you'll read, Wallace's monumental compendium of dystopia, comedy, tennis, drug recovery, and high-impact footnotes has been alternately under- and overrated for 20 years.
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On top of that, it's one of the most approachable fighting games I've played in ages, giving both genre newcomers and diehard fans a path to get well acquainted with the characters, move set, and DBZ backstory.
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Steyer was knocked out of the debate by his bad showing in Iowa and New Hampshire, but he's been campaigning like crazy in Nevada and South Carolina, telling the people his story in the most approachable way possible.
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Acorns: Best investment app for beginnersWhy it stands out: A "micro-investing account" that lets you build your stake in the market a few cents and dollars at time, Acorns is one of the most approachable investment apps available.
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Last year saw the launch of Pokémon: Let's Go, a pair of Switch games that combined traditional RPG gameplay with the more streamlined structure of Pokémon Go. The result was arguably the most approachable game in the series to date.
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And while it is the highest level of service, the highest quality of ingredients, and one of the highest price points (it's roughly $40,000 per night for the entire island), believe me when I say it's one of the most approachable experiences you'll find.
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When my family went to an Indian restaurant, I would go straight for the dish—it felt like the most approachable food on the menu (just roasted chicken in a vaguely Indian-tasting tomato cream sauce), and I knew that it wouldn't burn my taste buds off.
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"The aim was to shape the simplest and most approachable organizing mechanism possible, with geographic and economic diversity, so that every Angeleno can contribute in some small way, regardless of busy schedule or wallet size," explained one of the organizers, Andrea Sun, who herself spent time on the island.
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There are several ways to create this file, and after experimenting with dozens of methods I found the following to be most approachable, accurate, and successful: Doob23D – A 23D scanning and printing company whose main business is to sell 23D printed figurines of clients in their preferred outfits and poses.
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A shortlist of ten individuals was compiled in each category (excluding 'most approachable daily newspaper') based on the number of nominations. Users were invited to vote for one person in each category.
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Tian is known as one of the most approachable players on the tour. He speaks excellent English and has occasionally helped with interpretation at press conferences, notably in the 2017 Northern Ireland Open where he assisted several Chinese players, including Lyu Haotian, despite Lyu having beaten him in their quarter-final match.
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He was not the most approachable of bishops, allegedly having a notice in his study to the effect that if his callers did now waste his time, he would not waste theirs.Church Times obituary,7.2.1969He must have realised this deficiency because years after his retirement he would credit his secretary for easing the path to his study for nervous visitors conscious of his off-putting poster.
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Billias, pp. 268–69 The commissioners refused, and sought unsuccessfully to engage Talleyrand in formal negotiations.Billias, pp. 272–75 Believing Gerry to be the most approachable of the commissioners, Talleyrand successively froze first Pinckney and then Marshall out of the informal negotiations, and they left France in April 1798.Stinchcombe, pp. 598–613 Gerry, who sought to leave with them, stayed behind because Talleyrand threatened war if he left.
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The Wall Street Journal described Ad Hoc at Homes recipes as "mostly homey staples... that are cooked with four-star- restaurant techniques", but noted that some of the recipes required expensive cooking equipment. Betty Hallock of the Los Angeles Times called it "by far the most approachable of Keller's cookbooks". Mark Manguerra of The Gastronomer's Bookshelf called the cookbook's recipes "fantastic weekend cooking at its easiest, and home food cooked restaurant-style at its most difficult".
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Master Monkey is monkey with a thick Chinese accent who is the friendliest and most approachable of the Five. Monkey was the first of the five to recognize Po's determination and was at first, the only member of the Furious Five who referred to Po by name. He also seems to harbor the strongest sense of humor within the Five as well, responding most strongly to Po's sense of comedy. Unlike the others, Master Monkey prefers to use a weapon in combat.
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This was a major Canadian success and Webber, who had been much involved in the planning of it, was praised by Brigadier-General Alexander Ross as being "the most approachable, the most helpful and most co-operative" of the British staff officers attached to the Canadian Corps. Webber received his sixth Mention for his efforts at Vimy Ridge. A further Mention came after the Canadian Corps’ struggle at Passchendaele. In December 1917 Webber was asked to write a report on the organisation of British Anti-Aircraft forces.
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Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh was the Artistic Director of ZENDEH, a theatre company based in the North East of England that was part of Arts Council England's National Portfolio of Organisations. The company created enchanting theatre that combines poetic elements, mythology and explored global political and social perspectives in a most approachable way. Iranian myths and contemporary reference points appeared in many of ZENDEH's shows reflecting the cultural heritage of Artistic director Nazli Tabatabai- Khatambakhsh. Although the work itself often rejects cultural representation instead creating a more impressionistic, magical realism, visual and physical style of theatre.
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This is one of the places in Sri Lanka where you find 100% Tamil Speaking Muslims and it is the heart of the Sri Lankan Muslim Congress which holds roughly 12000 votes which belongs to the SLMC political party. This is where the late leader Hon. MHM Ashraff was elected as a Member of Parliament then later he became the most dominant Muslim in Sri Lankan politics. Deputy Minister S. Nijamudeen is also renowned for being one of the most approachable public figures in Sri Lankan politics as someone willing to listen to the common man during official and after hours.
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Portrayed by Norman Lloyd (recurring 1982–1983; main cast 1983–1988); James Stephens as young Daniel in "Time Heals" episode, 1985 Dr. Auschlander was the Chief of Services at St. Eligius, and had ties to the hospital from its very beginning. Fair and kind, he was well thought of by nearly everyone at St. Eligius. He was the most approachable of the three administrators because he was not uptight and serious like Dr. Westphall and not abrasive or intolerant like Dr. Craig. He had been diagnosed with metastatic liver cancer shortly before the series began, and his long-term survival was not expected.
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This forested area has great biodiversity, including many species of birds (such as the dancing blue- backed manakin), mammals, frogs, (non-venomous) snakes, butterflies and other invertebrates. It is one of the most approachable areas of rainforest, since it is relatively small and there are government-appointed guides who provide an authoritative guiding service through the forest at a reasonable cost. The guides are knowledgeable about the plants and the animals, and can call down rare and exotic birds from the canopy by imitating their calls. Tobago also has nesting beaches for the leatherback turtle, which come to shore between April and July.
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"Michelangelo was the first artist in history to be recognized by his contemporaries as a genius in our modern sense. Canonized before his death, he has remained magnificent, formidable and remote. Some of the impediments to establishing close contact with his mind are inherent in his own uncompromising character; he was the greatest sculptor who ever lived, and the greatest sculptor is not necessarily the most approachable." Michelangelo was a master of portraying the human figure. For example, his famous statue of the Israelite leader Moses (1516) gives an overwhelming impression of physical and spiritual power.
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Yoo Bang-hee's (Park Hee-von) Prince Charming is teen idol Choi Hye-Seong (Lee Ji-hoon), not exactly the most approachable person. Turning her one-sided love into near stalking, Bang-Hee ends up ruining Hye-Seong's young career by revealing information she shouldn't have to the public. Eight years pass by, and Hye- Seong is still suffering from that failure, roaming the streets aimlessly when a familiar face suddenly appears. Bang-Hee, now an assistant writer for a Star Making Project, promises she'll make up for all her mistakes by making Hye- Seong a star.
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In support, High quotes the Grímnismál stanza mentioned in the Poetic Edda section above. High adds that Freyja has a large, beautiful hall called Sessrúmnir, and that when Freyja travels she sits in a chariot and drives two cats, and that Freyja is "the most approachable one for people to pray to, and from her name is derived the honorific title whereby noble ladies are called fruvor [noble ladies]". High adds that Freyja has a particular fondness for love songs, and that "it is good to pray to her concerning love affairs". In chapter 29, High recounts the names and features of various goddesses, including Freyja.
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Layout of Novo Brdo Fortress The Upper Town is the citadel of Novo Brdo and has a nearly regular hexagonal shape that is flattened on the east, so it almost takes on the look of a pentagon with the flat side facing outward toward the direction that is most approachable. In the middle of the flattened portion is the large rectangular four-sided donjon tower. Opposite the donjon in the western vertex is a three-sided tower, its curved side adorned with a cross in dark red brick facing the Lower Town and the west. In each of the remaining vertices are square towers.
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It is, he says, the opera that stands up most strongly outside the tetralogy, and is popular enough to be staged frequently on its own, even within Bayreuth festivals. Writing in 2006, Millington thought that, notwithstanding the liberal use of ensembles in the third act, Die Walküre showed the greatest fidelity of the four operas to the theoretical principles expressed by Wagner in Opera and Drama: "A thoroughgoing synthesis of poetry and music is achieved without any notable sacrifice in musical expression". The modern view is that, of the Ring operas, Die Walküre is both the most approachable and the one that can most successfully be performed in extracts.
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Manganelli translated Edgar Allan Poe's complete stories and authors like T. S. Eliot, Henry James, Eric Ambler, O. Henry, Ezra Pound, Robert Louis Stevenson, Byron's Manfred and others into Italian. He published an experimental work of fiction, Hilarotragoedia, in 1964, at the time he was a member of the avant-garde Gruppo 63 (Group 63). Centuria, which won the Viareggio Prize is probably his most approachable; it was translated into English in 2005 by Henry Martin. Agli dei ulteriori comprises a linked collection of short pieces including an exchange of letters between Hamlet and the Princess of Cleves and concludes with a fake learned article on the language of the dead.
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In 2011, Worden's autobiography, Falling to Earth: An Apollo15 Astronaut's Journey to the Moon made the top 12 of the Los Angeles Times Bestseller list. He also wrote Hello Earth: Greetings from Endeavour (1974), a collection of poetry, in 1974, and a children's book, I Want to Know About a Flight to the Moon (1974). Widely known as "Al", Worden made many public appearances, and was one of the most approachable of the former astronauts, ready to chat over a vodka on the rocks. In 2018, Worden joined the Back to Space organization as an Astronaut Consultant with the goal of using film to inspire the next generation to go to Mars.
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Alec Foerge cited it as "radical—even defiant by 1990 major label standards" while David Browne said the album's success was "an indication that an audience for this music was coalescing, albeit slowly". Daisy Jones of Dazed found the album powerfully relevant to American youth: "It sprung out of 1990, the year in which grunge had spread like an itch amongst a generation increasingly disillusioned with the mock-metal and stadium theatrics of artists like Guns N' Roses and Alice Cooper". Writing for Tidal, Jakob Matzen said that because Goo was Sonic Youth's most approachable album, it is a "crucial piece of the puzzle to understand how and why other alternative artists (like Nirvana) were able to bring the underground to the mainstream and challenge the dominant music industry hegemony".
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Alexander II ordered the construction of Kaunas Fortress The city of Kaunas is located at the confluence of two rivers, the Neman and Neris, which link Lithuania's interior and its capital, Vilnius, to the Baltic Sea. The Baltic peoples had created significant domains by the 1st century, and came into conflict with the Scandinavians and the Slavs; the Teutonic Order began targeting Lithuanian lands at the beginning of the 13th century. Since Lithuania was heavily wooded and its lands were often impassable, its interior was most approachable along its rivers when frozen and during the short dry harvest season in late summer. In response to this vulnerability, defensive structures, including a brick castle in Kaunas, were in place at various points on the Nemunas River by the 14th century. The city was first mentioned in written sources in 1361; it received Magdeburg rights, regulating its autonomy and establishing trade protocols, from Vytautas the Great in 1408.
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15: Anthony Payne wrote that the music was 'most inventively- textured and syntactically original...'Felix Apprahamian, The Sunday Times, London, 1 May 1983 described the work as a 'long but competently scored piece'. The Chamber Concerto (1983) was performed by Lontano at the 1984 Bath International Music Festival.'Lontano', The Guardian, London, 28 May 1984: Meirion Bowen described the work as 'most approachable''Taking to the headiest waters', The Times, London, 28 May 1984: Nicholas Kenyon wrote that the piece 'with its mangled trumpet-and-drum fanfares and violent conflicts between striding unison lines for strings and wind, was strikingly imagined and very well played...' The Mass for Four Voices was performed at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival and broadcast on BBC Radio 3.Music in Our Time, Radio Times, London, 28 February 1985. In the 1980s and 1990s Lambert was involved in the Royal Opera's developing outreach program around the country which explored innovative ways of composing operas alongside children and amateursfor example: 'House music', The Times Educational Supplement, London, 1 June 1990: a project at Claydon House in collaboration with the National Trust (often in collaboration with the education arm of the Metropolitan Opera, New York):'In Touch', Royal Opera House, London, April 1988, p.
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