When he's performing at his most heightened, he reminded me of Robin Williams doing a Billy Graham evangelical voice.
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"That's the sort of traditional way of tasting gin: three types of gin, every morning at 20173 AM—because that's when your senses are the most heightened," Miika says.
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The notion of a celebrity herself becoming disposable while her image lives on through commodities is hardly a new one, but Black Mirror uses technology to bring this story to its most heightened state.
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The scene represents an already heightened series at its most heightened, as the physical finesse of the two "heroes" (heroes relative to the murderous gangsters they're fighting, at least) is almost supernatural (which is fitting, considering the church setting).
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"The sign of a great leader is to surround yourself with phenomenal people, and if you look at Trump's record today -- who he put out supporting him -- he's got numerous flag officers who led troops in the field during some of our most heightened recent conflicts," Reeves said.
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In one of the pilot's most heightened scenes, Charley learns something about her husband during one of his games—the same husband who romanced her by their mansion pool the night before—and her reaction to this discovery is performed with a level of intensity that helps form the emotional core of the show.
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The third type is awareness of the self but refusal to acknowledge one's dependence on love, i.e., the power that created one. In this stage, one accepts the eternal and may or may not acknowledge love, but refuses to accept an aspect of the Self that one in reality is, that is to say, the self that one is in love. Kierkegaard identifies this type of demonic despair as the most heightened form of despair.
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It seems that Bellini was seeking, especially in the MASP work, the most heightened sacredness for the sacred. The interaction between the figures, though quite intense, is far from the domestic affectivity that is so appealing in many Italian Quattrocento Virgins (with Child). On the opposite, the sacredness of the group is highlighted, on the one hand, by the function of the parapet cutting off the viewer from the divine, and, on the other hand, by the boundary line between the sacred space and the profane landscape.
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These outcomes are associated with lower educational achievement. Young men or women between the ages of 7 and 16 who had experienced the divorce of their parents were more likely than youths who had not experienced the divorce of their parents to leave home because of friction, to cohabit before marriage, and to parent a child before marriage. Divorce often leads to worsened academic achievement in children ages 7–12, the most heightened negative effect being reading test scores. These negative effects tend to persist, and even escalate after the divorce or separation occurs.
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