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In fact, some women report feeling their best and most clearheaded during the premenstrual phase of their cycles.
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What we're watchingThe MSNBC host Chris Hayes has been, by far, the most clearheaded and informative person on cable news covering the coronavirus story.
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Cho is well regarded by the CBI team, showing concern and the desire to help when Jane is going through difficulties. At most times, Cho seems to be the calmest and most clearheaded of the agents, but is shown to have a loose temper if someone he cares for is threatened. He is usually the agent that makes the arrest, reads suspects their rights and acts as the team’s main interrogator, often partnering Wayne Rigsby when attempting to chase down suspects. Due to his former gang affiliations and military background he is street savvy and also highly proficient in and has an extensive knowledge of firearms.
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The Times obituary,2.5.1960Bradfield had been considered for bishoprics including Croydon in 1942,Lambeth Palace Library,W Temple Papersbut concerns were expressed about his health because of over-exertion. Nevertheless, his reputation as ‘one of the ablest and most clearheaded men in administration and finance’ was emphasised by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the new Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, who was the key figure in the appointment process, and Bradfield was offered the bishopric of Bath and Wells.TNA PREM5/257He remained in post until his death in 1960, the last in a series of bouts of ill-health.He gained national fame in 1953 when he was one of the Queen’s supporters at her coronation. The occasion was one of the first major outside broadcasts, and Bradfield’s distinctive spectacles and dark hair can be seen to the Queen’s left, with Michael Ramsey of Durham, a future Archbishop of Canterbury, to her right.
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