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WINNER: POLES APART Paloma Baeza, Ser En Low BRITISH SHORT FILM
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"We're not poles apart," said the lawmaker, who replaced Macron at the economy ministry.
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Poles apart, the Souter and Thomas nominations offered templates for the presidencies that followed.
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Russia and the United States were "poles apart", U.N. Syria humanitarian adviser Jan Egeland said.
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If instead you see their differences through the lens of "I/we," I think they are poles apart.
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Why, for example, is the totalitarian socialism of Nazi Germany poles apart from totalitarian socialism of the Soviet Union?
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It also brings together parties that are ideologically poles apart, raising the risk that the government will be short-lived.
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Two former investors in Cruise Automation, for example, are poles apart in their views of self-driving vehicles and technology.
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Stanton was raised in the melting pot Tujunga area of Los Angeles by a mother and father who were poles apart.
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While King had come out to his parents, being gay in Louisiana was poles apart from being gay in Los Angeles.
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The poles-apart meeting took place at the Thames Traditional Boat Festival in Fawley Meadows outside Henley-on-Thames in southern England.
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Google has increasingly recognized that its Southeast Asian market is poles apart from its Western one — there, the internet is still a novelty.
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You feel as if you're struggling through a whiteout, trying to keep track of people, places and events that are (literally) poles apart.
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The two countries' new presidents are poles apart ideologically but curiously resemble each other in their blustering lack of respect for truth and institutions.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel are poles apart on issues like immigration and trade; they have circled each other warily since the American presidential election.
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In presentation and speech, Mr. Trump, a bombastic Republican, and Mr. Trudeau, a more mild-mannered Liberal who is 25 years younger, are poles apart.
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Legions of tech entrepreneurs, CEOs and ministers have been drawn to the unorthodox methods applied in Ecole 238, poles apart from the government-run education system.
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Loof's backing of the Social Democrats and Greens is fraught with danger as they are ideologically poles apart, despite the joint policy platform they hammered out this month.
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"We work very closely with the President of the United States," said Pompeo, who is not that ideologically different than Bolton but is poles apart on handling Trump.
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Tech and fashion, once seen as poles apart, are colliding as each industry tries to learn from the other about how to build hype and connect with consumers.
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Outside of his Gulf partners and Israel, Trump is poles apart from his traditional allies over his policy of pulling out of the multinational nuclear deal and reimposing sanctions.
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One highlight, the stop-motion-animated "Poles Apart," focuses on a polar bear and a grizzly — portrayed by ingeniously designed puppets — that become friends in a changing Arctic landscape.
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In the meantime, it may be helpful if we avoid demonizing people who are poles apart from us, and show that we share with others a faith in our ultimate trustworthiness.
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England's roster is not vastly different, but in every other regard it is poles apart from the World Cup team, which was weighed down by expectations, fear and preprogrammed attacking strategies.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders might be poles apart in their politics and temperament, but they are voicing visceral feelings of economic disenfranchisement and alienation among pessimistic voters who feel they've been ignored for years.
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In the referendum held a year ago, the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the city of Liverpool both voted strongly to remain in the EU. But the districts are otherwise poles apart politically.
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An ultimate coalition deal may be more about showing Germany's commitment to democratic values than securing broad agreement on policy, where the pro-business FDP and the left-leaning Greens, in particular, are poles apart.
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"Delays in signing the 'phase one' deal is yet another sign that Washington and Beijing remain poles apart when it comes to resolving their trade conflict," said Abhishek Kumar, head of analytics at Interfax Energy in London.
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There is no guarantee that a majority of lawmakers will back the deal, however, with hard Brexiteers and Remain lawmakers poles apart on whether to back the deal or risk a no-deal Brexit on October 31.
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In a service in San Diego on the evening of December 9th, ministers gave an interpretation of the Christian (and Christmas) message that seemed poles apart from the religion professed by many of Donald Trump's supporters and advisers.
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They have much in common, in public and private life, affirm a mutual respect and will be spending plenty of time in one another's company, but Brexit negotiators David Davis and Michel Barnier are poles apart on Europe.
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" Mr. Lavrov said he still had hope of reaching a final resolution for the city in talks with the United States, but Jan Egeland, the United Nations' humanitarian chief, on Thursday described the two countries as being "poles apart.
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Turkey has sought American help in getting answers from Saudi Arabia about Mr. Khashoggi's fate, but despite agreeing to conduct a joint investigation, after King Salman and Mr. Erdogan spoke by phone on Sunday, the two sides remain poles apart.
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"The member states that are supposed to help us get access to civilians in the crossfire are poles apart in how they regard what is happening in Syria," he told reporters after a weekly Syria humanitarian meeting led by the United States and Russia.
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Britain and the European Union appeared to be poles apart Monday on a potential Brexit deal, with the Dutch government urging the British government to offer "more realism and clarity," and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisting the bloc has to soften its stance.
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With both the U.K. and EU seemingly poles apart on a deal, concerns have grown that despite reassurances from Johnson and some of his ministers about wanting a deal with the EU, the U.K. is seriously ready to crash out the EU on or by October 31.
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" So far, Merkel's diplomatic relations with Trump have been reserved at best and their stances on trade, climate change and immigration are poles apart – with Trump advocating an "America First" policy, denying climate change and calling for strict immigration bans in the U.S. For his part, Trump has been characteristically vocal in his criticism of Merkel's move to allow over one million refugees to enter Germany in 2015 at the height of the region's migrant crisis, calling it a "catastrophic decision.
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"In this pier review, art is poles apart". The Age.
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"Poles Apart" is a song by Pink Floyd from the band's 1994 album, The Division Bell.
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Minallah's film Poles Apart was shot in Oslo, Jhelam, Gujrat, and Lalamusa. The documentary follows people community activists in these areas.
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Polly Courtney is an English author and media commentator. She is best known as the author of the novels Golden Handcuffs and Poles Apart.
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The two subjects are poles apart and, to combine them and make the outcome interesting is a mountainous task. But, Ashwin Sanghi makes it look effortless and does a perfect job.
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Paloma Baeza (born 1 May 1975) is a British former actress and current director of English and Mexican heritage. Her 2017 film Poles Apart won the BAFTA for best animated short film in 2018.
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John (Anoop Menon), a musician at a hotel, enters his life. John is completely opposite from Stephen's nature. He is always worried about the future. Though poles apart in their attitudes, both enjoy a good friendship and try to make each other happy.
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Saba joins an English course at the Allahabad University where she finds a companion in Nisha. The two girls are poles apart. Saba is all grace and concern; Nisha is self-centered and fashionable. In the university bank, the two girls happen to meet the dashing Rahul.
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The story revolves around identical twin sisters, Aruna and Seema, who are poles apart. They come from a middle-class family. Aruna is a shy, simple, down-to-earth and soft-spoken girl, whereas Seema is bold, daring, modern and outgoing. Seema is more educated than Aruna.
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The story revolves around an identical twin sisters, Arundhathi and Arthi, who are poles apart. They come from a middle-class family. Arundhathi is shy, simple, down to earth and soft spoken girl, whereas Arthi is bold, daring, modern and outgoing. Arthi is more educated than Arundhathi.
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Niloy fell in love with Swapna listening to her songs while preparing for the Bengali New Year celebration. He proposes to her. Swapna tries to convince him that this is rather impossible as they are poles apart. She tells him her parents are almost starving to educate her.
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This diagram depicts the organization of a typical mitotic spindle found in animal cells. Chromosomes are attached to kinetochore microtubules via a multiprotein complex called the kinetochore. Polar microtubules interdigitate at the spindle midzone and push the spindle poles apart via motor proteins. Astral microtubules anchor the spindle poles to the cell membrane.
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Maria and Mariana are sisters but they are poles apart. Mariana is wild while her elder sister is more reserved and takes great interest in her education and career. When they become adults, Maria joins the police force while Mariana remains the same. The presence of a man named Jefri changes Mariana’s life.
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This diagram depicts the organization of a typical mitotic spindle found in animal cells. Chromosomes are attached to kinetochore microtubules via a multiprotein complex called the kinetochore. Polar microtubules interdigitate at the spindle midzone and push the spindle poles apart via motor proteins. Astral microtubules anchor the spindle poles to the cell membrane.
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The story follows two twins Ramya and Sowmya who are poles apart in their personality and ideals. Things take a turn when Amar enters their lives. How these two sisters overcome turbulences in their lives shapes the rest of the story. The team states the title was selected on basis of the plot.
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The pitch must be at least wide, up to a maximum of Rugby goalposts are H-shaped and are situated in the middle of the goal lines at each end of the field. They consist of two poles, apart, connected by a horizontal crossbar above the ground. The minimum height for posts is .
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Pinki is a city teenage girl and Buli is a village girl. Parents of Pinki appoints Buli as a domestic helper-cum-babysitter for Pinki's months-old brother Bumba. The two characters are poles apart from each other and the drama explores the relation between them. Despite of their cultural and social differences they become friends.
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"He created a Veda (scripture) of his own intention". – Akilam5:571 In common, creation of religions and shaping individualities for them are heavily criticised. The concepts 'God' and 'Religion' are kept poles apart in Akilam, and it seems to maintain an ideology something like 'Accept God; Reject religion' .Arisundara Mani, Akilathirattu Ammanai Parayana Urai p. 470.
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Milan:(Vishal Krishna)-9 years old boy who is troublesome for the entire staff and other children in the school because of his mischievous nature. Milan and Atheena, though poles apart in character, soon become friends. In fact, it is the diversity in their nature which brings them together. Zephan:- The lead role in the movie who is an escaped convict now.
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Some twist of fate has her meeting Noah (Yul Servo), a young taxi driver who is poles apart from her own social and economic backgrounds. They guy is in mourning after his father, also a cabbie, died in the hands of a hold-up gang. Dorinda is a judge and menopausal. Noah is a taxi driver and a virile 20-year-old. They don’t fit the equation.
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Baeza directed a short feature film Watchmen in 2001, which she wrote with actor Cillian Murphy, who also starred. She directed the TV film The Window in 2006. Baeza decided to study animation at the National Film and Television School. For her graduation project, she made the stop-motion short film "Poles Apart", which won the BAFTA award for Best Animated Short Film in 2018.
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Rohit Sippy is a successful cardiologist; calm and practical, he swears by logic and science. Sonakshi Rastogi is a popular television actress; chirpy and vivacious, she lives in the world of fiction and magic. Dedicated in their own fields, the two are broken souls with troubled pasts. They meet and start off on a conflicting note, unable to understand each others' worlds which are poles apart.
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"What Do You Want from Me" is influenced by Chicago blues, and "Poles Apart" contains folksy overtones. Gilmour's improvised guitar solos on "Marooned" used a DigiTech Whammy pedal to pitch-shift the guitar notes over an octave. On "Take It Back", he used a Gibson J-200 guitar through a Zoom effects unit, played with an EBow, an electronic device which produces sounds similar to a bow.
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The story of All Rights Reserved for You is about Aditya and Jasmine – a couple who are poles apart mentally as well as physically but still fall for each other head over heels. Aditya, the ‘hero’ of the novel, is a passionate writer while Jasmine cannot even imagine herself reading. Both live miles away in different cities. With almost nothing in common, love sneaks in and changes their lives.
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As faiths, the two forms, animism, and Vaishnavism, are poles apart, but they have coexisted in the Mising society without any conflict whatsoever, primarily because of the fact that the form of Vaishnavism, as they have been practising it, has not interfered with their traditional customs (drinking rice beer and eating pork, or using them on socio-religious occasions, for instance). Their religious life in the valley has thus assumed a fully syncretistic character.
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Summer Love is a 2019 Pakistan Urdu Language coming-of-age drama web series produced by Cornetto Pakistan. The series follows the life of Nida and Sami who are poles apart. Their worlds collide at an internship, where they initially rub each other the wrong way, but soon find themselves warming up to the other person. The show's distribution rights were acquired by the digital platform Teeli, and it debuted on 4 June 2019.
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Saumitra (Kaushik Sen), a brilliant artist (Painter and sculptor), visits Khajuraho to draw inspiration and meets Teesta (Churni Ganguly) there through a common friend, Anjit (Tota) who is an artiste too. Love blossoms between them in Kolkata and though their family and economic standards are poles apart, they decide to marry. Teesta breaks away from her rich, blue blood family. On the marriage night Kaushik, to his shock, discovers that Teesta is flat-chested.
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The story revolves around the lives of two families which are poles apart. Kashaf Murtaza (Sanam Saeed) and Zaroon Junaid (Fawad Khan) protagonists belong to these families. Kashaf comes from a lower-middle-class family background and lives with her mother Rafia (Samina Peerzada) and her two sisters, Sidra (Mansha Pasha) and Shehnila (Sana Sarfaraz). Rafia had been abandoned by her husband, Murtaza, (Waseem Abbas) because she did not give birth to a son.
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Shankaran (Bharath Gopi) works as the Office Superintendent in a vast government farm situated in the hilly areas on the border of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. His colleague Jacob (Mohan Das) is the Field Supervisor and a work addict. The two men are poles apart in their characters. Jacob is a down-to- earth and rather commonplace sort of person, whose social pride does not conflict with his easy-going attitude to morality.
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Faathun (Fathimath Aflaz Faisal) and Ahmed (Raaidh) are two siblings who are poles apart in their negotiations. The former is the acquiescent and thoughtful child and the latter is more of a rebellious child who avoids studying. Receiving complaints from their neighbor, Raaid's mother (Sheela Najeeb) suspects he is dumping school though Faathun continuously covers up for him. Raaid frames his classmate Aabid for theft despite promising his family to rectify his behavior.
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As of 2008, Telstra has applied to install a mobile phone tower in the park.Hornsby Shire Council: Development Application No. 1931/2007 Ths application is being opposed by a number of residents of the area.Danielle Long, Locals, Telstra are poles apart, Hornsby Advocate, 2008-05-29 The tower and associated equipment hut were installed in June and July 2009. The 30 metre tower features a compact 2100 MHz 3g Antenna array above the field lighting.
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In the following years, Ramachandran makes it big with Sudha's help. His company, Locus Lacto Products, makes huge profit through their product 'Energion', the top-selling children's powdered milk energy drink in the market. Vimalan and Akilan are poles apart in character, the former being decent, intellectual, and good at studies; while the latter is happy-go-lucky, socializing, and poor at studies. Anjali (Kajal Aggarwal) joins their company as a translator.
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MacDougall described Ryan as a rich, good time guy "who happens to be a bastard!" He explained that Ryan was not very nice, calling him "egotistical, self-centred, and worldly so he knows how to pull off a few scams and set things up to advantage." Ryan does not mind seeing other people suffer if they are in his way. An Inside Soap reporter commented that MacDougall and Ryan "are poles apart".
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Accessed 2014-02-20. The 2014 event's mascot was Stobie the Disco Cuttlefish, a -long street performance puppet inspired by the Australian Giant Cuttlefish of South Australia. Stobie the Disco Cuttlefish flashed multi-coloured lights, waved its tentacles and played pre-recorded disco music while a group of professional dancers performed original choreography each Saturday night during the event.McDonald, Patrick "Stobie the Disco Cuttlefish poles apart from usual Fringe fare" The Advertiser, South Australia (2014-02-12).
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20-year-old Sarena's (Ameesha Patel) world is picture-perfect -- she has an adorable relationship with her industrialist father Vivek Devan (Gulshan Grover) and is on the verge of major stardom as a pop singer. Jai Bhardwaj's (Jimmy Sheirgill)'s world is poles apart. As the struggling editor of a near-bankrupt Hindi tabloid "Aadarsh Times", he dreams of one day having an office in pricey Nariman Point. He searches for a sensational story that'll get him there.
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His dream is to become a big business tycoon like Ashok Nanda. Rohan and Abhi initially don't get along but soon become best friends. Rohan introduces Shanaya to Abhi, warning Abhi not to get involved with her romantically, though Abhi convinces Rohan that Shanaya is poles apart from him and that she better be with Rohan only. Abhi is invited to Rohan's elder brother's destination wedding in Thailand, which Shanaya and other rich family friends are attending as well.
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The gospels say that when Jesus gave his response, his interrogators "marvelled, and left him, and went their way." Time has not resolved an ambiguity in this phrase, and people continue to interpret this passage to support various positions that are poles apart. The traditional division, carefully determined, in Christian thought is the state and church have separate spheres of influence. Thomas Aquinas thoroughly discussed that human law is positive law which means that it is natural law applied by governments to societies.
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Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum (Where Am I, Where Are You) is an Indian romantic drama television series that aired from 17 June 2019 to 14 March 2020 on Star Plus. Produced by Sandiip Sikcand under SOL Productions, it starred Karan Grover and Dipika Kakar. Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum revolves around the lives of Dr. Rohit Sippy and Sonakshi Rastogi, two completely different individuals belonging to completely different worlds unaware of the fact that their worlds, though poles apart, are meant to collide.
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Raju Malhotra (Emraan Hashmi) and Rajan Malhotra (Tusshar Kapoor) study in the same college but are poles apart in every trait. While Raju is a brat, poor in studies but good in sports, Rajan is a brilliant student but a zero in extracurricular activities. The college they study in has a new and strict principal Mr. Awasthi (Paresh Rawal) who wants to transform this ill- reputed college into a most flocked one. Hence he divides the students according to their merit.
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Stobie the Disco Cuttlefish at 250x250px Stobie the Disco Cuttlefish was the mascot of the 2014 Adelaide Fringe in South Australia.McDonald, Patrick "Stobie the disco cuttlefish poles apart from usual Fringe fare" The Advertiser, South Australia (2014-02-20). Retrieved 2014-02-20. Its design was inspired by the cephalopod species Sepia apama, the Giant Australian Cuttlefish. Stobie was a 13 metre long mechanised parade float which featured blinking eyes, waving tentacles and an elaborate sound, light and dance show.
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Courtney has written a number of novels. Her early novels, Golden Handcuffs and Poles Apart, were self-published, based on her experiences as an investment banker and the story of a Polish migrant acquaintance. Her publishing success earned her a three-book publishing deal with HarperCollins imprint, Avon. At the release of It's a Man's World in 2011, Courtney announced plans to return to self-publishing because she did not agree with the chick lit marketing approach used by HarperCollins.
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In a letter to Communist leader Miguel Figueroa, he wrote, "While we are obviously poles apart philosophically...we support your democratic right to exercise that freedom of speech and of association."Brad Honywill, "Parties appeal to court," Hamilton Spectator, 24 September 1993, B7. The injunction was not granted, however, and the provisions of the legislation remained in place. Campbell tried to field fifty Christian Freedom candidates in the 1993 federal election, which would have permitted him to officially launch the party under its new name.
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Chaplin also capitalized on this resemblance in order to give his Little Tramp character a "reprieve". In his memoir My Father, Charlie Chaplin, Chaplin's son Charlie Jr. described his father as being haunted by the similarities in background between him and Hitler; they were born four days apart in April 1889, and both had risen to their present heights from poverty. He wrote: > Their destinies were poles apart. One was to make millions weep, while the > other was to set the whole world laughing.
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Rieve continued to play a role in international affairs as well. When Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited the U.S. for 13 days in September 1959, Rieve was a member of an AFL-CIO delegation which met with Khrushchev for three and a half hours in a closed-door session. He excoriated Soviet labor union officials for being puppets of the Communist regime and attacked Khrushchev as a dictator and war-monger.Raskin, "Premier and Labor Men Find Views Poles Apart," New York Times, September 21, 1959.
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Her educational fee is also one of Beghum's many favours to her hence her straight forwardness and boldness irks Beghum very much who wants to break her spirit and mould her like the other obedient servants. The first episode sees the two leads, Paras and Iman engage in harmless chatter and there are no signs of attraction between the two as they are poles apart. But then again opposites attract and their love affair is bound to happen for the sake of the drama's continual.
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He developed a bronze alloy that combined the conductivity of copper with the strength to remain stretched between poles apart, of great value to telegraph and telephone companies, and obtained several patents in France and other countries. In 1880 at the age of 22 Weiller created what would become the Tréfileries et Laminoirs du Havre. Weiller joined the board of the Société des téléphones, which was both a customer and an investor in his company. Weiller remained interested in research and explored transmission of images over electrical wires, colour photography and flying.
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Robotix 2018 will be held from 19–21 January 2018. The events of 2018 edition are: # Poles Apart: Build a manually controlled robot, which is capable of picking and placing blocks with accuracy and changing its interaxial distance to make its way through a series of hurdles. # STAX: Build a robot which can rearrange blocks of different colors from a stack in a pattern by identifying the colors simultaneously moving across the stacks using line following. # Fortress: Build an image processing robot that can recognize useful patterns by pattern recognition while avoiding other obstacles.
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Aman Junaid Khan and Roshni Ahmed are individuals who are poles apart but their lives are connected in the most extraordinary way; through fate and magic. Aman is a Nawab, who is cursed by the Dark shadow of Jinn, while Roshni is a Tawaif with the heart of an angel. Parveen's life falls in danger due to the Jinn's magic and can be protected only if Aman marries an Ayaana; a woman with the heart of an angel. Salma pretends to be sick, forcing Roshni to marry Aman for money.
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Malhar Thakar as Satya and Deeksha Joshi as Saavi are a couple who are poles apart in personality and are introduced to each other as prospective marriage partners. Saavi hated non-veg consumers to the core whereas Satya's regular diet was eating non-veg food. During their first meeting along with their parents, Saavi put a condition that she would like to live with Satya for 2 months before taking final decision about marriage. Initially Saavi's parents were against this, but she was adamant on this, else she refused to marry anyone.
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MDC officials were said to be aware of the risk of being manipulated and refused to sign up for a ministry that lacks real authority. According to an MDC spokesman, "It would appear that Zanu-PF does not understand power-sharing. We are still poles apart, with them insisting on taking all the key ministries, literally rendering the (opposition) peripheral in government – in fact, a situation where we would be in but out of government." Msika and Joice Mujuru were sworn in as Vice- Presidents by Mugabe on 13 October.
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The story is based on the lives of two grandsons of a Punjabi family (the Singh's) from Delhi, who marry girls who are culturally and geographically poles apart from each other. One hails from a small town in Punjab while the other is an NRI who has been brought up across the seven seas. The story takes many turns, romantic, emotional, dramatic and purely funny when the two girls start living under the same roof. Abhay is the son of Ranveer (the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Virgin denied Partridge's requests to renegotiate or revoke XTC's contract. Paul Kinder believed that the label and the group were "poles apart" and that "the contract was so old it got to the point where Andy wanted the moon and Virgin weren't prepared to give it him." Whatever new music the band recorded would have been automatically owned by Virgin, and so the band enacted strike action against the label. Prince and George Michael also went on a strike against their respective labels that was heavily publicized at about the same time.
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Huang Shuya, Shen Xiping, Lin Leshan and Zhao Ning are lawyers who are poles apart from each other but together with Huang Guanying (Shuya's older brother), they form a tight group of friends. Despite being employed by two different law firms, and at times having to face off against each other in court, the five do not mix work with their personal lives. This is what keeps their friendship going. After work, the group usually gathers at Xiping's family-owned pub to talk about work and their lives.
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Zoid's first album, "Poles Apart", was released by EMI in June 2001. "Afrikaners is Plesierig", a song featured on the album, has achieved iconic status in South Africa, entering the local lexicon and being listed as one of the 100 greatest South African songs by the Sunday Times. EMI released her second album, "Chasing the Sun", in June 2003 and her third, "Media", in July 2005. Her fourth album, "Postmodern World", was released in August 2007 after she had left EMI and signed with Just Music earlier that year.
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Meanwhile, in India, Vicky's parents arrange a wedding alliance between him and Priya (Kajal Aggarwal). Priya is Vicky's childhood friend and a doctor by profession. She and Vicky are poles apart; while Vicky is modern in his thinking and is not ready to compromise with his life, Priya is traditional and conservative and is ready to compromise for the happiness of others. Initially, Vicky and Priya do not get along - they both play practical jokes on one another, but later, on her father's (Murali Mohan) advice, Priya attempts to change her attitude towards Vicky and be more positive about him.
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Born and raised in Lambeth, London, and based in Hereford during his boxing career, Williams, a former soldier, trained at Gelligaer ABC."Gelligaer boxing club hit by arson attack", WalesOnline, 25 June 2009. Retrieved 30 August 2015 He made his professional debut in February 2001, beating Mickey Coveney via a second round knockout. After winning eight from his first ten fights, culminating in a narrow title eliminator win against Steve Chinnock, he challenged for Roy Rutherford's British featherweight title in November 2003 at the Kings Hall, Belfast, taking another narrow points decision."We're Poles Apart", The Gazette, 5 June 2004.
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Atelier de tréfilerie Lazare Weiller 1892 While working at his cousin's copper fabric factory Weiller became interested in the problem of drawing copper wires, for which there was growing demand. He adapted the process of rolling hot steel rods to making copper wire. Weiller created the Société Lazare Weiller in 1883, with its first factory in Angoulême, and was the main owner of the enterprise. He developed a bronze alloy that combined the conductivity of copper with the strength to remain stretched between poles apart, of great value to telegraph and telephone companies, and obtained several patents in France and other countries.
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His third novel, again published by M&S;, Up and Down, debuted on The Globe and Mail Bestsellers list in September 2012. It was a finalist for the 2013 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour and won the 2013 Ontario Library Association Evergreen Award. His fourth book, No Relation, was published by Douglas Gibson Books in May 2014 and won the 2015 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour. His fifth novel, Poles Apart, was published in the fall of 2015 and opened on the Globe and Mail bestsellers list, and was again a shortlisted finalist for the Stephen Leacock Award in 2016.
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In August 2017, Fox was longlisted for Best Actress at the Inside Soap Awards. She did not progress to the viewer-voted shortlist. On Nancy's becoming pregnant, All About Soaps Claire Crick said that it was good news as "Our favourite soapy couple, Nancy and Darren, discover they’re going to be parents [...] They might be poles apart in personalities, but it seems that when it comes to Mr and Mrs Osborne, opposites really do attract – and we couldn’t love these two more. What with Darren’s cheeky escapades and Nancy’s no-messing attitude, they’ll make the perfect parents".
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In 2007 Millington was interviewed by The Daily Telegraph to help raise money for the Philip Leverhulme Equine Hospital in Cheshire. In 2003, while attempting to scale Mount Everest Fiennes suffered a heart attack and later underwent emergency bypass surgery. On 6 March 2010, Fiennes was involved in a three-car collision in Stockport which resulted in minor injuries to himself and serious injuries to the driver of another car. He had been in Stockport to participate in the annual High Peak Marathon in Derbyshire as part of a veterans' team known as Poles Apart that, despite the freezing conditions, managed to win the veterans' trophy in just over 12 hours.
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Banks, such as Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), provide LOBO loans to about 240 UK councils (63% of all councils in 2013David Green 27 Jun 2013 Room 151 - Local Government Treasury, Technical & Strategic Finance Treasury stats show councils are poles apart) with a total value of £15 billion. Out of this £15 billion it is estimated that about £1 billion in upfront profits was made by the lenders. LOBOs are currently almost a fifth of all council borrowing. LOBOs were recommended to councils by specialist financial advisers who, unknown to the council, were in turn paid commission by the banks providing the LOBOs.
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On 8 September, Rahman was physically separated from his wife with pressure from top police officials. After a fortnight of the separation, while Rahman filed a case with an NGO, and was planning to move to court, his severed body was found next to the railway tracks.Rizwanur, Priyanka, alleged murder and Snehashish Ganguly's involvement [BPOTiger]Rizwanur case: Snehasish Ganguly made a party in plea-Kolkata-Cities-The Times of India Mukherjee attended a press conference on 23 September to endorse the supposed duty of police officials to interfere in people's personal matters.The Telegraph - Calcutta : Metro He remarked that "police can interfere in cases where a marriage has taken place between families who are poles apart in social standing".
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Around the same time as the Toronto march, an anonymous tipster told the Toronto Evening Telegram that the National Federation of Labour Youth, which had supported the Toronto protest, had communist backing. The Telegram May 3 cover carried a story with the headline Reds Seen Duping Youth in 8-cent Bar Campaign. In the article, the paper wrote that > Chocolate bars and a world revolution may seem poles apart, but to the > devious, Communist mind, there is a close relationship. They don’t realize > it, but the indignant students parading with their placards demanding a 5 > cent candy bar have become another instrument in the Communist grand > strategy of the creation of chaos.
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In 1995 BBC CWR merged with neighbouring BBC Radio WM in Birmingham, was renamed BBC Coventry and Warwickshire and would operate as an opt-out service from BBC WM with the remainder of the schedule as shared programming. This had the effect of alienating local listeners, whilst paradoxically presenters from WM, such as Ed Doolan, Malcolm Boyden and Tony Butler received high listening figures and distinctions with three Sony Radio Academy Awards, including Radio Station of the Year in 1996. Its studios were relocated from Warwick Road to much smaller premises on Greyfriars Road. All local programmes except breakfast with Annie Othen, the afternoon show with Bob Brolly, Poles Apart on Wednesdays, and weekend football coverage of Coventry City F.C. were replaced with programmes from Birmingham.
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In May 1961, both Brazil and Poland signed an agreement on trade and an agreement on cultural and scientific cooperation in August 1963. From 1965-1985, Brazil was governed by a military dictatorship which placed the advancement of diplomatic relations between both nations on hold, in addition, Poland was experiencing the Solidarity Polish trade union movement protests during the 1980s which contributed to the collapse of communism in the country in 1990. In 1995, Polish President Lech Wałęsa paid an official visit to Brazil, becoming the first Polish head-of-state to visit the nation.Economist: Brazil's resemblance to Poland - Not poles apart In 2002, Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso reciprocated the visit to Poland, becoming the first Brazilian head-of-state to visit the nation.
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The Division Bell deals with themes of communication and the idea that talking can solve many problems. In the Studio radio host Redbeard suggested that the album offered "the very real possibility of transcending it all, through shivering moments of grace". Songs such as "Poles Apart" and "Lost for Words" have been interpreted by fans and critics as references to the estrangement between Pink Floyd and former band member Roger Waters, who left in 1985; however, Gilmour denied this, and said: "People can invent and relate to a song in their personal ways, but it's a little late at this point for us to be conjuring Roger up." The title refers to the division bell rung in the British parliament to announce a vote.
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Milton Nadworny, Scientific Management and the Unions: 1900- 1932. A Historical Analysis (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1955) Soon after the dissolution of the Taylor Society, its long-standing secretary Harlow S. Person responded to the Charles Bedaux & Duke of Windsor November 1937 fiasco by stating that the Taylor System, which required much management restructuring, and the Bedaux System, which could be applied 'as is', were 'poles apart'.Michael R. Weatherburn, 'Scientific Management at Work: the Bedaux System, Management Consulting, and Worker Efficiency in British Industry, 1914-48' (Imperial College PhD thesis, 2014). In 1940, C. Bertrand Thompson criticised Bedaux as a 'time study merchant', claiming that one of Bedaux's clients told him that 'if they had found my machines bolted upside down to the ceiling, they would have left them there and time studied them just the same'.
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The article said that predictions after the election indicated "an entirely new political landscape" and "the beginning of an era of sharper political division in Sweden." It asked if the similar results "reflect rather an underlying continuity in the generation- long evolution of Euro-American politics towards a fully neoliberalised system" and that Sweden seemed to be "moving towards an outdated model." It also said that, while social policies were similarly moving to the right, economic policies were poles apart, with the emergence of far-right parties in Sweden and Denmark still supporting the welfare state and the American parties remaining on the economic right-wing. The case of Annika Holmqvist, a seriously ill 55-year-old woman who had her sickness benefits withdrawn and was requested to seek work, allegedly due to the Alliance's reforms of Sweden's social security system, gave the opposition a late boost in its campaign.
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Televangelist Bob Larson stated that he and Moynihan were "poles apart spiritually and philosophically", but that he respected the book as an "exhaustive resource regarding the seamy and Satanic side of pop music and culture". Journalist Kevin Coogan wrote an essay titled "How Black Is Black Metal?" in which he discusses several of the ideas purported in Lords of Chaos. Coogan considers Moynihan's personal political beliefs to be "at work just below the surface of a text ostensibly devoted solely to analyzing an extremist musical sub-culture" and ultimately counters the book's apocalyptic thesis with the conclusion that the black metal/fascism connection hangs largely "on a thin evidentiary thread", namely Varg Vikernes, who had shown extremist tendencies well before entering the scene. Coogan states that Moynihan is "an extreme rightist whose fusion of politics and aesthetic violence shapes a not-so-hidden sub current that runs throughout LOC".
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Potter’s Wheel, The Firefawn Trilogy, A Fine and Private Place, Distinguished Service, Little Victories, The Green Eyed Monster of Ecrovid, The Witches’ Kitchen, Twelve Tales of Tyneside, Poles Apart, Come and Make Eyes at me, Karl Marx Live in Concert, The True History of the Tragic Life and triumphant Death of Julia Pastrana, the Ugliest Woman in the World, The False Corpse and The Biggest Adventure in the World. In 2013 'The True History of the Tragic Life and Triumphant Death of Julia Pastrana, the Ugliest Woman in the World' was presented at the Brick Theatre in Brooklyn and the Tympanic Theatre in Chicago. Earlier that year, Julia Pastrana's body had been returned from Oslo to her birthplace in Mexico. An article in the New York Times credited Prendergast's play as being the inspiration for the campaign to have Julia Pastrana repatriated to her birthplace.
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The Jews themselves talk about Jews who made themselves of service to the Soviets in this first period, but they emphasize that [those Jews] were the exception rather than the rule." Regardless of the extent of the collaboration, it "strengthened the widely held stereotype of Judaeo-communism which had been promoted by right-wing parties before the war", write Jerzy Lukowski and Hubert Zawadzki. Krzysztof Persak writes that the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish Communism used by the National Party before the war conditioned the view of Jews as Soviet collaborators; the Soviet departure then triggered a revenge: "Even though the Germans were in control of the situation in Jedwabne, there is no doubt that it was not hard to find dozens of willing participants of genocidal murder among the local Poles. Apart from the motive of robbery, psychological and political factors played a role as well.
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Takasugi was aware of the forward thinking exhibited by those such as Wei on the new threats posed by Western "barbarians" and later recorded in his diary: "The philosophy of the Chinese people stands poles apart from the correct path for China's future development. They are infatuated with lofty words unrelated to reality." Sinologist Joshua Fogel concludes that when Takasugi found out "that the writings of Wei Yuan were out of print in China and that the Chinese were not forcefully preparing to drive the foreigners out of their country, rather than derive from this a long analysis of the failures of the Chinese people, he extracted lessons for the future of Japan". Similarly, after reading the Treatise, scholar and political reformer Yokoi Shōnan became convinced that Japan should embark on a "cautious, gradual and realistic opening of its borders to the Western world" and thereby avoid the mistake China had made in engaging in the First Opium War.
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Macarthur Astronomy Forum is a monthly public forum organised by Macarthur Astronomical Society, providing leading national and international professional astronomers with a platform to address the Forum on topics of astronomical interest; also providing members of the Society and the general public with opportunities to learn and ask questions. The Forums (known as the General Meetings of the Society until the new identity was adopted in February 2011) have been held (admission free) at (and with the support of) the Western Sydney University (Cambelltown Campus), NSW, Australia since the second meeting of the Society in 1996. The first Macarthur Astronomy Forum was held on 21 February 2011, with a presentation by Professor Fred Watson A.M., Astronomer-In-Charge of the Australian Astronomical Observatory, Siding Springs, NSW, Australia. The talk was entitled: "Poles Apart - The environment near a planet's poles" The Forums are open to the general public and are held on the third Monday of each month (January to November) and on the second Monday of December.
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