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The vice president plans to call Trump the most uninformed presidential nominee in history.
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"She consistently votes against internet users, mouthing the most uninformed talking points imaginable to explain her opposition to common-sense safeguards for open, affordable and safe communications platforms," said Karr.
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We can point to the diverse group of talented filmmakers listed above, and we've recently been wowed by smaller films like Jennifer Phang's Advantageous, but fantasy and sci-fi are usually the domain of the big-budget tentpole, and decades of disparity on the part of major Hollywood studios has created a collective lack of body of work that seems to support the most uninformed opinions.
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The popularity of large format printing using inkjet printers have given a cheaper alternative to decorative laminates, minus the quality. For most uninformed consumers, the large format printing are similar to laminates, and seem to offer more variety of designs and applications. For example, large format prints can be printed on wall stickers, and then installed on walls. Unlike decorative laminates, there are no special adhesive to be used, and the price may sometimes seem so much cheaper comparatively.
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La capricciosa coretta premiered on 27 January 1795 under the title La scuola dei maritati to "rapturous applause" despite the presence of a large claque which had been hired to hiss the performance, partly by supporters of "real" Italian composers as opposed to the Spanish interloper, Martín y Soler, and partly by devotees of Brigida Banti who was also performing at the King's Theatre during that season and was the arch- rival of Anna Morichelli, the prima donna of La Capricciosa. The critic from the Morning Chronicle wrote of the premiere: > It is not easy to speak in adequate praise of this composition. The variety > and beauty of the airs strike the most uninformed as forcibly as the most > classical ear, and we are persuaded that they will all find their way to the > English Theatre, and strike John Bull as pleasantly as they have the more > refined taste of the Italian cognoscenti.Della Chà, Lorenzo (2007).
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