"Rusticity is not always the most pleasant thing in Champagne," Victoria said.
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He said it was not the most pleasant thing to think about or deal with.
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The thick liquid is not the most pleasant thing to swallow first thing in the morning.
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Its rounded shape and smooth cedar make it a pleasant thing to hold in the first place.
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"It was not a pleasant thing to do but it was to implement the law," he told reporters.
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And while locating a veritable Noah's Ark for artists wasn't a goal, "It was a pleasant thing to learn."
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It is not a pleasant thing to think about, but it is an essential part of your overall financial plan.
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But you and I have talked about this before: It's not just that some people are saying it's a pleasant thing.
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It isn't a pleasant thing to live with the sense that your achievements aren't quite real— and that everyone secretly knows it.
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"Some of it is not the most pleasant thing to relive, but I think it's worth it for people to understand," Fairey says.
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I understand that it's not a pleasant thing to live inside a country and be a part of a community that maybe feels isolated.
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" To the Editor: Bret Stephens states in reference to affirmative action beneficiaries: "It isn't a pleasant thing to live with the sense that your achievements aren't quite real.
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Although decomposing brain matter doesn't sound like the most pleasant thing to worship—or the most lucrative to steal—the body parts of saints go missing with surprising frequency.
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When it comes to food, I will forever favor crispy over saucy, because saucy is the enemy of crispy, and crispy is the best and most pleasant thing about food.
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Taking the screen off isn't the most pleasant thing I've ever done, but I never seriously felt like I was going to actually break anything, and I would much rather give $300 to a small computer company than $900 extra to Apple.
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Waleed did not allows Meer to see his son. Hayaa also did not allows Abru to see the young boy and says that she made her slip. Waleed says to Hayaa thank you for giving him such a pleasant thing (his son). Zaibi does not likes the affectionate way, but says nothing.
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The lobby's focus was two large etched panels on which were inscribed the biblical passage, "Truly the light is sweet and a pleasant thing it is to behold." One million visitors had come to the Institute by 1948."The New Lighting Institute," Chicago Electrical News November (1948): 4, 7. The photometric laboratory, formerly at the Illinois Institute of Technology, was moved to the Chicago Lighting Institute.
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The Chiefs selected Fisher, allowing Joeckel to fall to the Jaguars, who selected him second overall. Joeckel stated that his immediate reaction to not being selected first overall was "not the most pleasant thing ever," though added that he has used it as motivation. Joeckel became the first Aggie offensive lineman selected in the first round since Richmond Webb went ninth overall to the Miami Dolphins in 1990.
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He has called a truce with Trina and he has managed to maintain his relationship with Jason, who is 1now preparing for his Bar Mitzvah. He has not seen Whizzer for two years and has still not gotten over him. One day, when she arrives to take custody of Jason for the week, Trina informs Marvin that it is now time to start planning Jason's Bar Mitzvah, probably the last pleasant thing the ex- couple will ever do together. The pair immediately starts bickering, to Jason's dismay and Mendel's amusement.
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"The Colours of Life" was influenced by what Michael Silver described as "some really cornball music." Silver wanted to make music similar to the song "Hand in Hand" by English singer Phil Collins; he intended to produce "call waiting background music, just the most pleasant thing and kind of trying to push to the edges of tolerable cheese in some places, but also have it be totally sincere and not ironic, like actually purely pleasurable music." He wanted "The Colours of Life" to have the vibe of a "weird, transporting nostalgia" to "faded media memories of utopia."Hockin, Johnny (October 5, 2016).
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The most pleasant thing recorded about him is the kindliness which he showed at Oxford to the ejected presbyterian, Thomas Gilbert. On Queen Anne's accession Jane again hoped for a bishopric, and from Francis Atterbury's letters it appears that there was a desire to get rid of him in Oxford, where much of his work as a teacher was discharged by George Smalridge as his deputy. Atterbury could suggest nothing better than the deanery of Wells, which was, however, given to another. Bishop Jonathan Trelawney appointed him, in February 1703, to the chancellorship of Exeter Cathedral, which he exchanged for the precentorship in May 1704.
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"The Colours of Life'" is a composition written and recorded in 2011 by Canadian electronic musician Michael Silver, known by his stage name as CFCF. The 40-minute, twelve-movement track was influenced by what Silver described as "some really cornball music," such as the works of singer Phil Collins and the Windham Hill label. The style Silver went for with "The Colours of Life" was "call waiting background music, just the most pleasant thing and kind of trying to push to the edges of tolerable cheese in some places, but also have it be totally sincere and not ironic, like actually purely pleasurable music." "The Colours of Life" was first submitted to RVNG Intl.
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The > introduction of the special court into the military tribunal, the > penetration of the Army with secret agents, speak volumes. A week ago I > heard a report by a SS soldier, aged 18 ½, who had previously been a decent > lad, but who now said calmly that 'it wouldn't be exactly a very pleasant > thing to machine gun trenches filled with thousands of Jews and then to > throw earth over their quivering bodies'. What has become of the proud army > of the Wars of Liberation and of the Emperor Wilhelm the First? But the > people know and feel this with a certainty which is admirable and > instinctive, and which, thank God, still exists.
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The charming main character demonstrates > mental immaturity, gets into a mess, experiences adventures, realizes his > mistakes, shows heroism, demonstrates that he has corrected himself… And the > reward is a well-deserved happy end. Nothing particularly new or unusual, > but against the background of what some other Russian studios are doing, > it's nice to see the work of professionals." Susanna Alperina for Russian newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta says the movie is a "a well-constructed drama." In some segments the reviewer mistakes it for a foreign movie which is a compliment, "And the most amazing and pleasant thing is that sometimes during viewing there is a feeling that the screen is not a domestic product at all, but a purchased one, only our stars are voicing it.
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Translated by Harry Freedman and Maurice Simon, volume 7, page 155. Rabbi Ammi expounded on the words, "For it is a pleasant thing if you keep them [words of the wise] within you; let them be established altogether upon your lips," in . He explained that the words of the Torah are "pleasant" when one keeps them within oneself, and one does that when the words are "established altogether upon your lips." Rabbi Isaac said that this may be derived from the words of "But the word is very near to you, in your mouth, and in your heart, that you may do it," for "it is very near to you" when it is "in your mouth and in your heart" to do it.
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