Not the most probing message, but it gets the point across.
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But the most probing was Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb's classic, "The Hidden Injuries of Class" (1972).
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The most probing question it poses to the adult reader is whether families should have to endure such pain.
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Saturday Night Live is happily making jokes about birth control coercion, and some of the best shows on television also happen to be the most probing.
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Seinfeld isn't the most probing conversationalist, but he continues to attract some of the biggest names in the business to sip coffee, drive around in vintage cars and engage in lighthearted banter.
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As performed by her with a physical focus and intensity that even the most probing cameras could never capture, this hourlong work of very live theater felt like the most bracingly intimate show in town.
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Having spent most of the previous afternoon designing the most probing questions possible, and assuming that we as seasoned correspondents would not be hoodwinked by the wily old man, we left with nothing new and headed to our beds exhausted and outfoxed.
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Clinton faced by far the tougher and most probing questions from the moderator, Matt Lauer of NBC, and from an audience of military veterans about her use of private email, her vote authorizing the Iraq war, her hawkish foreign policy views and other issues.
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Luckily, with an earth sign and a fellow air sign for parents, Ella and Alexander will have plenty of space to explore their identity as Geminis — although we'd suggest that they bother George, a patient Taurus, with their most probing and Gemini-esque lines of enquiry.
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Here's a look at some of the most probing questions surrounding the case The family of Justine Damond, the 40-year-old Australian woman who was killed by a Minneapolis officer after she called 911 to report a possible assault, has sued the officer, his partner and the city.
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JENNIFER KOH One of our most probing artists, and a keen collaborator, presents "Limitless: On Stage Together," two programs at National Sawdust of works commissioned by (and some performed in duo with) an enviable slate of composers: Zosha di Castri, Missy Mazzoli, Qasim Naqvi, Lu Wang, Lisa Bielawa, Vijay Iyer, Tyshawn Sorey, Nina Young and Du Yun.
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Van den Broeck describes his interviews with the first patients that volunteered for Peeters's tests on what was to become Anovlar as the most probing (original Dutch "de meest indringende") of his entire career of 25 years as a journalist. He did research, taught, and lectured to and published for both health care professionals and the general public. But he did all this because he hoped thereby to improve the welfare of his patients and of pregnant and nubile women in general. Typically, pain management during delivery was the first problem he tackled as a researcher, while still a trainee in Bruges.
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The growth of affection (mawadda) into passionate love (ishq) received its most probing and realistic analysis in The Ring of the Dove by the Andalusian scholar Ibn Hazm. The theme of romantic love continues to be developed in the modern and even postmodern fiction from the Islamic world: The Black Book (1990) by the Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk is a nominal detective story with extensive meditations on mysticism and obsessive love, while another Turkish writer, Elif Şafak, intertwines romantic love and Sufism in her 2010 book The Forty Rules of Love: A Novel of Rumi. In Islamic mysticism or Sufism, romantic love is viewed as a metaphysical metaphor for the love of God. However, the importance of love extends beyond the metaphorical: ibnʿArabī, who is widely recognised as the 'greatest of spiritual masters [of Sufism]', posited that for a man, sex with a woman is the occasion for experiencing God's 'greatest self-disclosure' (the position is similar vice versa): > The most intense and perfect contemplation of God is through women, and the > most intense union is the conjugal act.
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