They are Christian Gaiser, the startup's CEO, who preciously founded Bonial.
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Literature leads us forth from ourselves, from our own preciously guarded
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He is fairly manic when discussing these preciously irrelevant textual changes.
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" But, he continued, "not a word listed above is used preciously.
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On the contrary, it felt as if something preciously personal was stolen.
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Essentially, do these minute, occasionally funny, preciously insignificant tropes reinforce rape culture?
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Preciously, they had penciled in 75 basis points of rate hikes to 7.25%.
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He refused to treat such luxury pelts as mink and sable too preciously.
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Classical music engineers need these passages to be both preciously soft and clearly audible.
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Preciously preserved in bell jars, Lee's small buildings illustrate the alluring fantasy of design space.
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"Extended Sensibilities" struck some critics in the gay community, at the time, as too preciously refined.
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He was preciously at Vinson & Elkins and is a former assistant to the U.S. solicitor general.
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Now, she's still fighting for representation — this time, on television, where transgender characters are still preciously rare.
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What had once been seen as preciously cute ("Oh, your child is ever so sensitive…") became worthy of whispering.
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The double turn is a preciously rare commodity in wrestling, and you can't go back once the chance has passed.
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In this binder, he preciously guards all the articles that have been written about him, as proof of his happy past.
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The priorities for your preciously limited carry-on space should go to overnight essentials: basic toiletries and a change of clothes.
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Once, we harbored a preciously unique potential to nurture individuals, encouraged people to become more than member of a smugly inert herd.
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This is the startup's first partnership with an airline in the U.S.; they've preciously worked with European airlines including Emirates and XL Airways.
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Gucci's embroidered and preciously embellished clothes look like family heirlooms; Vetements' seem fresh from the trash bag, jumbled and crumpled and intentionally misshapen.
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We treated every single dollar that we got very preciously because it was very hard to raise every single one of those dollars.
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It's not the first collaboration between Oreo and Dunkin', which have preciously released mashups like Oreo Hot Chocolate and Oreo Coolatas and Oreo donuts.
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The Trump administration has preciously cited national security concerns over cars imported from Japan and countries in the EU, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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"There are talented, talented Americans out there and we have preciously few [science, technology, engineering and math] resources across the government today," he said.
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That's the stuff, after all, that can lead a fashion house to treat a plastic bag with the reverence of a preciously beaded evening gown.
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Artistic movements and iconic references are not preciously locked in the past: for Frésquez they are dynamic vehicles to critically discuss community and personal history.
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Police told Asahi Shimbun that Tomita had preciously complained to authorities about being stalked by a male fan who wrote her "obsessive" messages on social media.
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Collins said Cespedes's work ethic and desire remained evident, even with the time for the team to benefit from a surge from him running preciously short.
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Meanwhile, the oldest Italian wine on record dates to nearly 6,000 years ago and was also found at an archaeological site in Sicily, Live Science preciously reported .
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Ms. Hoffman has always been of the more-is-more school of performing, turning every preciously snatched moment in the limelight into a one-woman fireworks display.
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The term "neo soul" gets thrown around a lot, a broad descriptor applied to anything ranging from D'Angelo to a certain kind of fedora-invoking, preciously retro pop.
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On the outside, I admired the crisp detailing of gray fiberboard interspersed with floor to ceiling windows, with wood used "preciously," in Ms. Griffin's words, as an accent.
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Nostalgia fuels an abundance of projects and purchases; Kickstarter campaigns promise to evoke preciously-held games with injections of fresh material, franchises beget sequel after sequel, spiritual successors and pale imitations.
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Prior to the EDM boom, dance music had been a grassroots and marginal community for decades, its constituents skeptical of any attempt to make a buck off its preciously guarded authenticity.
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"I adore both of my preciously different girls and, like my Mama, I hope to help them see their unique qualities as gifts," Jenna wrote in a 2018 essay, according to Today.
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The collaborators, who also included the choreographer Jennifer Monson and the lighting designer Carol Mullins, treat Mr. Bernd's legacy lovingly but not too preciously, imparting a roughness that suggests it could keep evolving forever.
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So it kind of goes against my natural nature of survival, but I'm trying to embrace it in my own life, and not take it as seriously as maybe I could in my head, and not treat it as preciously.
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Taliban: US official preciously targeted Security for Tillerson's visit was extra tight in the wake of a visit by the Defense Secretary James Mattis in September, which was marred by an aborted rocket attack on Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.
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"That encounter, that exchange, is often brief, but the image which we make of those moments can be the way a person is remembered beyond their own lifetime, remaining long after the voice has been forgotten," Pyke has preciously said about meeting with McCain, according to the statement.
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It also seems to suggest that there is something icky and lowbrow about fiction being relatable: that it should be held to such a higher standard, talked about as "text" in its own special ways, and kept preciously removed in its distinct sphere of extra-special all-made-up-ness.
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Last month, Procter & Gamble was downgraded to a "sell" by two different firms, as the company is believed to be front in center in a host of challenges that will hit the market in 2017: The strong dollar, political turmoil, online disintermediation and scrutiny for its use of inorganic materials and preciously wasteful manufacturing processes.
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It was not until I got to college and met people whose lives, like Vanderbilt's, were preciously circumscribed by maps guiding them back and forth between the Upper East Side and key leisure destinations on the Atlantic coastline that it became clear what real status was — and how little it had to do with a pair of jeans carried home in a bag from Bloomingdale's.
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Muzga is a village in Gabrovo Municipality, in Gabrovo Province, in northern central Bulgaria.Guide Bulgaria, Accessed May 24, 2010 It's also a preciously little known reference to a man, when attending a blue shirt party in a nineties jumper matching the colour of his beard.
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Euphuism is a peculiar mannered style of English prose. It takes its name from a prose romance by John Lyly. It consists of a preciously ornate and sophisticated style, employing a deliberate excess of literary devices such as antitheses, alliterations, repetitions and rhetorical questions. Classical learning and remote knowledge of all kinds are displayed.
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Trent Wolfe of The Verge, however, thought the song was part of the group of the Prism tracks that could "benefit from a preciously strummed six-string" instead of "beats and synths". Digital Spy's Robert Copsey awarded the song with a four out of five points rating, writing that Perry sounded "effortless" as compared to her peers.
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On 29 November 2007, Trinks was the interview guest of Italian theatre star and singer Mafy on the Italian radio station "radiosound 95". Both appeared in the sitcom "Kurze Pause" in their respective countries. Preciously they had cooperated by presenting the live feed from the London premier of High School Musical 2. Trinks was cast in the film "The Reader", also starring Ralph Fiennes and Kate Winslet.
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Survivors went on with their lives with a wide range of experiences. Captain Calamai never accepted another command, and lived the rest of his life in sadness "as a man who has lost a son", according to his daughter. Most of the other officers returned to the sea. Some survivors had mental problems for years after the incident, while others felt their experience had helped them value their lives more preciously.
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The school is not listed by the Italian ministry of education, the Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca, among the institutions authorised to award degrees in music, dance and the arts. A review in the New York Times in 2003 of a show of works by students of the school at the Hirschl and Adler gallery in Manhattan, New York, was not wholly negative, but spoke of " … inertly composed still lifes, laughable allegories and preciously romantic self-portraits ... glazed by decades of exposure to tobacco smoke".
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As > for the matter in question, the occasion of this inauguration, it will be my > honour to organise to the best of my ability, the better the honour for > future generations. After this the illustrations will be seen in Ōsaka where > all the separate designs will be displayed. With all due respect to you my > three noble friends then you will be received with appropriate speeches of > thanks and honour. I will measure the time preciously until your response > for this article with the family crest which will in the named theatre be > honoured.
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In 1878, at the age of 22, William McBeath married Jeannie Yates Harris (21). They had three children, William Duncanson McBeath (born 1880), Agnes Isabella (1882), Norman Douglas (1890). In 1881 the family had moved from Glasgow to Bristol; however some time after 1893 the family unit had collapsed and there is little or no trace of Jeannie and the young family, and preciously little of William (Sr). A hard life began to befall William with accusation of fraud arising in 1896 which resulted in trial in 1897.
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In Japanese, the term moe has come into common use among slang users to mean something "preciously cute" and appealing. Aside from the more frequent abbreviations, acronyms, and emoticons, Internet slang also uses archaic words or the lesser-known meanings of mainstream terms. Regular words can also be altered into something with a similar pronunciation but altogether different meaning, or attributed new meanings altogether. Phonetic transcriptions of foreign words, such as the transformation of "impossible" into "impossibru" in Japanese and then [the transliteration of that] back to [the character set used for] English, also occur.
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Arthur pleads him to wake Malcolm, as he believes his father is worried sick about Gwen and would want to help her. But it’s revealed that Malcolm, due to his age, simply wants to get some rest and isn’t as concerned about the little girl as his son preciously thought. Suddenly, Grandsanta pulls the sleigh over, tipping the group out. Finally, having lost all his optimism and spirit, Arthur gives up but as he watches Gwen’s letter burn on the fire, he realises that just because Malcolm or Steve didn’t get to Gwen, doesn’t mean “Santa” can’t.
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Impression, abrasion, reprinting, reduction are pseudo-objective processes that resemble scientific production methods in the infusion of chance and methodology, subjectivity and objectivity. Pastel colours are dabbed on paper then gently lifted off, their image detached onto gauze impregnated with glue, the colour particles sticking to it like delicate pollen. In the milky-white of the semi-transparent base mass, the detached pigments float like preciously preserved spolia and spores, sprinkled like stars over the universe of the paper. Imperceptibly yet inexorably their blaze expands the sfumato-white background into an all-encompassing space which attains cosmic dimensions and spans light years.
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During 1811, the left-over troops of the 123rd regiment in Spain were placed 'a la suite', meaning they were surplus, and could be re-designated. They were incorporated into either the 1st, 3rd or 6th Bataillon Auxiliaire de l'Armee du Nord, which were used to form the 130th Regiment of the line, which continued to fight in Spain, being present at the Siege of Burgos in 1812, the fighting around Pamplona and in the Pyrenees in 1813, and the Battle of Bayonne in 1814. By then, there were preciously few Dutchmen left. As early as January 1812, only 800 Dutch infantrymen were left in Spain. Meanwhile, the other, newly formed battalions of the 123rd regiment, augmented with new Dutch conscripts, became part of the army with which Napoleon invaded Russia in June 1812.
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Which the placement of these marks are located behind and/or above the rear of the spotlight to use. During normal operation these small amounts of light that escape the Follow Spot housing, moving as the rear's position changes in reference to the front lenses, which the audience does not see, nor are distracted by them. When the small light leak is aligned inside their cue marks on the board, paper, or tape, the spotlight would be in the predetermined position aligned realitive to the pick up position. Allowing operator to pick up their intended cue more preciously, without having to ghost on (to slightly open the dowser to see the light on stage to confirm position, which can be disrupting to the audience and/or illuminate the stage when in blackout).
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The Mechlinians are said to have had ancestors running up their great Tower and passing on buckets of water to extinguish a blazing fire behind the perpendicular windows, where it turned out to be mere moonlight through sprightly clouds, hence are called Maneblussers ('Moon Extinguishers').The small painted shields at St. Rumbold's should not be confused with the armour remnants in the Large Church of The Hague where (as in the Knights Hall there) the earliest Thirty Knights of the Golden Fleece had convened in 1456. (Source retrieved 31 July 2011) dating from the Thirty Knights of the Golden Fleece chapter meetings presided in the church by young Philip the Handsome while his Burgundian inheritance was still under guardianship of his father, few original movables survive. Forty preciously decorated Gothic altars and all other furniture disappeared during the religious troubles of 1566-1585.
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Masala Coffee announced the release of its debut album, Kimaya, in 2018. The album is composed of ten songs in Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi, including updated versions of some of their original songs in addition to all new tracks. “Arivaal” was the first of the album’s songs to be released in November 2018, followed soon after by the Hindi track “Safar.” The band has since released a few more songs and music videos, with the rest of the album due to be released sequentially. Masala Coffee has worked on new singles after their new line up has been made one of which is “Aadiyillalo Anthamillalo” song reminds us we return to where we came from back to dust, perhaps we should pay attention to more things spend our moments preciously and “Manitham” song reflects on a period of survival for humankind and urges the listener to look for positives in these distressing times.
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His fledging in the art were those received by the master Mustapha Nador with whom he worked for a time relatively short on tenor banjo. But it is especially in the neighborhood "El Koudia" in the Casbah that Bouchiba had time to learn from another musician Lounès Kamissa who held at the same time a tavern frequented by youngsters of the Casbah. Two other places have also preciously served Bouchiba to ensure beneficial repetitions, one provided by Ayad Kehioudji (Mohand Erroumi), Hadj M'rizek's half-brother a trusted name and a man versed in this art in Bab-El-Djedid, and the other at Hadj Sellili's, both in the upper Casbah. During the same period in 1932–33, Bouchiba managed two coffees: one in Belachère street at the "Souikia" of Hadj Slimane and the other "El Koudia" in association with Kehioudi and other well-known figure of Algiers Hadj Brahim who himself had some time managed the café de la Pêcherie, a much preferred place by secure customers.
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Like other tribes of the world, Zo people have some cultures, traditions and customs which only Zo people preciously keep and conserve. At the same time, this fact makes Zo generations superior to all other tribes who claim to be Zo descendants. This practice can only be found in Zo generations. There are 12 categories of Zo cultures and customs: (1) Ton, (2) Ton and Han, (3) Ton and Taang Aih, (4) Taang Aih, (5) Kimulvu (6) Khuodo (Khal leh Ginua Khuado) (7) Sielkhup (8) Si Vailhak (9) Si Cieng Aa Diel Khaina (10) Mo Laakna (11) Ai Sanna (12) Nau Aaitahna Zo Traditional Ballads. There are 18 categories of Zo major traditional ballads / songs: (1) Lapi (2) Laguui (3) Si La (Gaal La, Sa La, Simai La ) (4) Si Pusuoh La (5) Daak La (6) Lampisuh La (7) Taang La (8) Lamkiil La (9) Sawlnei La (10) Lakawi (11) Latawm' (12) Tomun La (13) Tuivai La (14) Loma La / Lakap (15) Tuibuong / Phaaisat La (16) Haaidawi La (17) Sim La (18) Zawl La / Lataang Zo Dances.
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