Mardini overuses the kinds of short, staccato sentences found in advertising.
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He capitalizes random words, frequently misspells things, serially overuses all-caps and exclamation points.
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Often it's pure camp, especially the hallucination and dream sequences the show overuses to explore character psychology.
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Now if the user overuses the device and becomes addicted to it then that would be on the user not on the company.
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Though the show overuses the smartphone gimmick to the point that it starts to feel like Google product placement, it does yield a moment of immense depth.
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Too often, however, Shawn overuses several formulas: The amount of group running with each dancer presenting the crook of one elbow like the prow of a ship beggars belief.
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It doesn't help Brianna's story that two seemingly-contradictory things are true: Sexual assault is depressingly frequent in real life, and yet "Outlander" overuses it as a plot device.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist There has been no shortage of analysis of Donald Trump's rhetorical tics, the way he overuses particular phrases, the way he falls back on others.
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" But some of the breeziness is overdone ("It wasn't until that crazy William the Conqueror busted onto the English-speaking scene"), and she overuses "dude" as a synonym for "man.
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To the Editor: Marc K. Siegel chastises his patient who in his view overuses the health care system and suggests that such behavior should be discouraged by increased payments for treatment.
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Some complain that Mr Netanyahu has exploited the trauma of the Holocaust in his speeches, especially to warn against Iran's nuclear programme and that he overuses the Holocaust for his political ends.
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Ritchie overuses two main devices to keep the story moving along — sweeping views of the gorgeously rendered Middle Eastern city of Agrabah, and additional swooping shots following Jafar's parrot, Iago (voiced by Alan Tudyk), as he flies around spying on other characters and reporting back to the palace.
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Due to Evox's corruption, Ravi will overheat and become enraged whenever he overuses his powers enough to attack friend and foe alike. Ravi also controls the Wheeler Zord, which has a truck mode and a gorilla mode. Ravi Shaw is portrayed by Jasmeet "Jazz" Baduwalia.
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Robert Koehler of Variety wrote, "The film's achievement lies in its ability to imply complex entanglements and shifting emotional states without a shred of language." Maggie Lee of The Hollywood Reporter compared it to a student film that overuses technique. Twitch Film called it "a worthy addition" to Singapore's cinema.
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Delilah has an unseen daughter, Ida, and overuses the letter "H" in her speech, indicating a Cockney accent. Christopher Miracle: Fellow painter and friend of Lucifer Box. Miracle assisted Box in The Vesuvius Club. Since then he served in the British Army, specifically during action on the border of France and Switzerland which caused him to suffer a mental breakdown.
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After the VIRM invades the planet, Ikuno overuses her strength and this permanently damages her health, including turning her hair white. In the final episodes she later works as a doctor and develops a cure for the accelerated aging process of the parasites, allowing them to properly grow into adults but is bedridden and sickly due to her keeping her accelerated aging process.
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She is physically strong and very discreet. Delilah has an unseen daughter, Ida, and overuses the letter "H" in her speech, indicating a Cockney accent. Christopher Miracle: Fellow painter and friend of Lucifer Box who assists his investigation and later becomes a murder suspect. Charlie Jackpot : Handsome gay youth who provides useful information, access to the Vesuvius Club and valet services and sexual distraction for Lucifer Box.
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Aizawa and Shijima Kurookano are revealed to have gained immortality long ago through the Shinra Banshou's power, and the two separate from the Banten ninja. During a Grey Wolf attack on Banten, Yoite overuses the Kira, which drains the user's life, and dies. Honoring Yoite's wish, Miharu uses the Shinra Banshou to erase Yoite's existence. Fuuma is also found to be working with the Grey Wolves.
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A late 20th century trend in typing, primarily used with devices with small keyboards (such as PDAs and Smartphones), is thumbing or thumb typing. This can be accomplished using one or both thumbs. Similar to desktop keyboards and input devices, if a user overuses keys which need hard presses and/or have small and unergonomic layouts, it could cause thumb tendonitis or other repetitive strain injury.
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Hayato collapses on scene, pinning him to the murder but is let off due to this ties with Gōzō. :Hayato is a care-free guy who smokes and is constantly annoyed by Kiriko. Later he develops a close friendship with her. At the end of the series, Hayato takes up the mantle of the Skull Man against the original's warning, mortally wounding himself when he overuses the mask's powers.
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Hayato collapses on scene, pinning him to the murder but is let off due to his ties with Gōzō. :Hayato is a care-free guy who smokes and is constantly annoyed by Kiriko. Later he develops a close friendship with her. At the end of the series, Hayato takes up the mantle of the Skull Man against the original's warning, mortally wounding himself when he overuses the mask's powers.
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If the player overuses one move in order to beat an opponent, the AI engine will reduce the player's chance at beating the next opponent with the same moves used so often against the previous opponent. This leads the player to a challenge of beating opponents if they were controlled by the designers of the game, causing the opponents to identify the easiest ways to knock out Bruce Lee.
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The Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development, also known as the Dublin Principles, was a meeting of experts on water related problems that took place on 31 January 1992 at the International Conference on Water and the Environment (ICWE), Dublin, Ireland, organised on 26–31 January 1992. The Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development recognises the increasing scarcity of water as a result of the different conflicting uses and overuses of water.
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Corrin destroys Takumi's body to free his soul. Azura overuses her powers as in the Birthright route, but her death is not seen and she is instead marked as missing. In the epilogue, Hinoka is crowned queen of Hoshido and Xander is crowned king of Nohr, and a peaceful alliance between the two kingdoms is formed. In the Revelation route, Corrin rejects both Hoshido and Nohr, and is denounced as a traitor by both.
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He gains respect for Iruma after the Demon Rank placement exams and views him as his rival, although power-wise he clashes with Alice the most. His familiar is a Kelpie and his current rank is Gimel [3]. ; : : Her family has the ability to manipulate ice, thus she is weak to heat and can pass out if she overuses her ability or gets too excited. She secretly lives a double-life as the idol Kuromu.
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Another important aspect of Orosius's work is the importance he placed on geography in his work as a historian.Torres Rodríguez, Casimiro, “Paulo Orosio…”, p. 53. This is shown in his geographic description of the world in the second chapter of the first of the seven books that comprise the Histories. One failing of his geographical descriptions is his imprecision, such as, for instance, when he overuses the noun "Caucasus" to refer to other nearby ranges.Torres Rodríguez, Casimiro, “Paulo Orosio…”, p. 56.
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William Gallagher from the BBC gave the film five out of five stars, writing, "It's a simple tale but one that is extremely well told and acted. Fittingly for a story about dance, it doesn't put a foot wrong and is engrossing, funny, very sad, very moving and very uplifting." Some critics gave a mixed response. Timeout magazine believes that "Daldry overuses the dance as a metaphor for escape and frustration, and choreographer Peter Darling's grandstanding ballet numbers sit a little uneasily, given the realist comedy pitch".
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Nicknamed , is a psychic (ESPer), as she can pick up sensory impressions of others through handling an object or visiting a location her target has touched or been to, although she can get exhausted if she overuses them. Jasmine wears gloves to help control her powers when she doesn't need to use them. Her number is 4. She's a calm, collected individual, though in the past considered suicide by letting an Alienizer kill her because of the depression her inability to control her powers had caused.
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The musical substance of the piece is not particularly Lisztian. Its overt "virtuoso" style is one which Liszt had abandoned decades previously. Further, the piano part overuses certain unsubtle effects which do not bear comparison with Liszt's piano writing ostensibly in a similar vein. But if Menter really collected the themes, (which are unknown in Liszt's works - although they are similar in style to melodies found in some of Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsodies or the Ungarischer Romanzero) and if Liszt helped to arrange the short score, then his possible collaboration may be conceded.
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After her friends stop her from using the Acht, she noticed the damage she did and apologized for what she did. If she overuses her power, she can lose her voice for a while, Her power is vast but the more powerful the exact conjuration the more she taxes herself and she will eventually run out of stamina passing out to sleep. Her last name is an alternate reading of the word "gojuon", an ordering for hiragana, which is a play off of her abilities. ; : :The main antagonist of the series.
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He finds the Master Key in the possession of Eruru, but also encounters Wosis, who proclaims himself to be the true successor of the Onvitaikayan, and steals the key. In the final battle with Wosis, who uses the first mask made by the Mikado that was sealed away as it was too powerful, Haku overuses the power of his own mask and dies, turning to salt like Oshtor did. However, when Kuon is overwhelmed by despair and gives in to the part of Uitsalnemetea residing in her, his spirit takes the mask and powers of Hakuowlo, and he comes back to save her, before disappearing again.
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Meanwhile, he selects Ravenholm as a residence where he can commute to and from City 17, but lacks proper transport with which to get there. After a failed attempt to reach Ravenholm using Dr. Isaac Kleiner's teleporter leaves him stuck in a Counter- Strike: Source server for a week, he seeks Ravenholm by foot instead. Traveling through City 17's canals, Frohman arrives, badly injured and dazed, at Black Mesa East, the headquarters of the human resistance, where he is welcomed as a helper. His stay there is cut short because he causes trouble in the base, and also irritatingly overuses the gravity gun.
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In certain circumstances, a volume purchaser may be able to guarantee sufficient volume to reduce overall prices while providing greater profitability to the seller, such as in so-called "purchase commitment" programs. Economist Arnold Kling attributes the present cost crisis mainly to the practice of what he calls premium medicine, which overuses expensive forms of technology that is of marginal or no proven benefit. Milton Friedman has argued that government has weak incentives to reduce costs because "nobody spends somebody else’s money as wisely or as frugally as he spends his own".Milton Friedman, How to Cure Health Care Others contend that health care consumption is not like other consumer consumption.
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She overuses it and overdoses, nearly dying in the process and failing to reach her destination; from then on she has to deal with the lingering need for Flash. When Beka was trapped in an alternate dimension with Tyr Anasazi in episode 4x07, the Abyss possessed her to spy on Dylan. Later the crew managed to extract the Abyss from her in episode 4x16, Dylan risking his life to draw the Abyss into an artificially created "duplicate" of Beka's subconscious mind. While in Seefra, she seems to lose the loyalty she has for Dylan, saying when she helps him out that it will only be if it's for her benefit.
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The show's anime-style characters perform with large comedic overuses of face faults, such as a face and/or body turning into an exaggerated general appearance, or becoming much smaller. This allowed animators to have more control over how a character looks and acts than on many other Flash shows, and they did not always have to be on-model. The show uses clichés common to anime, including the sweat drop, lines over the eyes or no eyes at all, big heads, flaming eyes and bodies becoming smaller. Sometimes Mikey will try to do these things, which was one of the show's running gags, but cannot due to being drawn in an American style.
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In telecommunications, bill shock is the negative reaction a subscriber can experience if their phone bill has unexpected charges. Bill shock can happen when, for example, a user grossly overuses data applications without an appropriate data plan, or uses a mobile device while roaming (whether domestically or internationally) without understanding the voice or data roaming charges involved.27000 mobile bill shock Bill shock can generically be used as a term for the surprise an individual receives on any bill that has an amount higher than expected pending to be paid. In recent years, with the growth of SaaS, and subscription based services, Bill Shock has become a popular phrase in the software sector.
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His mischievous personality drives him to pull terrible tricks on Sam's family via his powers—for example, Lindy (Allison Rachel Golde) overuses the phone, so Desmon stuffs the receiver in her mouth, causing her to go to the ER to have it extracted. Handyman Floyd (Chuck Bartelle) is hurt by some cut wires a vindictive Desmon moves with psychokinesis giving him a severe electric shock. Suffering difficulties in retaining his new body, Desmon frightens off the maid Emma (Lynn Applebaum) when he tries to seduce her. Reverend Lawrence Newman (David Allan Shaw), Nathan's college roommate, tries some bedroom antics with Nathan's sister, Angelica (Kate Alexander); Desmon, clinging to the ceiling above them, uses his powers to transform Lawrence's penis into a dragon-like creature that attacks him.
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Medicare spending per person varied significantly across states in 2006 Overutilization refers to when a patient overuses a doctor or to a doctor ordering more tests or services than may be required to address a particular condition effectively. Several treatment alternatives may be available for a given medical condition, with significantly different costs yet no statistical difference in outcome. Such scenarios offer the opportunity to maintain or improve the quality of care, while significantly reducing costs, through comparative effectiveness research. According to economist Peter A. Diamond and research cited by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the cost of healthcare per person in the U.S. also varies significantly by geography and medical center, with little or no statistical difference in outcome.
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" Calling the film "a slickly engaging piece of lightweight existentialism," Todd McCarthy wrote in Variety that "Clooney owns his role in the way first-rate film stars can, so infusing the character with his own persona that everything he does seems natural and right. The timing in the Clooney-Farmiga scenes is like splendid tennis." The New York Times Manohla Dargis especially appreciated the film's strong female roles, noting that "the ferocious Ms. Kendrick, her ponytail swinging like an ax, grabs every scene she's in," but wrote that the film "is an assertively, and unapologetically, tidy package, from its use of romance to instill some drama ... and the mope rock tunes that Mr. Reitman needlessly overuses." The Chicago Tribune Michael Phillips wrote, "Up in the Air is a slickly crafted disappointment.
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