Revealingly, these genetic shifts were only documented in the southernmost lizards.
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Revealingly, some Republicans have proclaimed that they will ignore that mandate.
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Rather they feel like the substance of lived life, revealingly shared.
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Revealingly, the researchers admit that their interpretation needs to be viewed with caution.
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Revealingly, the non-agricultural Maasai villagers look at their cohabitating mice with indifference.
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Revealingly, many millennials who do back Johnson aren't all that passionate about him.
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Revealingly, Curiosity is not the only probe to have found manganese on Mars.
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Making time in her work and family schedule to talk to me was revealingly difficult.
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REVEALINGLY OFTEN, when foreigners meet Chinese leaders the encounter is a pain in the neck.
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Revealingly, the reward center only became active when dogs heard praise words in praising intonation, i.e.
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Revealingly, the same could not be said for Hutterites, who share similar ancestry, lifestyles, and cultural values.
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The hatred of poetry, Mr Lerner shows, can suddenly and revealingly become a vehicle for bitter politics.
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The machine — revealingly named GRTA — inevitably glitches, threatening both science and subjects: My Mother, the HAL 9000.
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Perhaps most revealingly, seven of the ten hold seats with fewer college graduates than the national average.
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Revealingly, both Neanderthal children experienced health problems—described by the researchers as "developmental disruptions"—during the cooler periods.
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Revealingly, there were fewer homozygous people with this mutation included in the UK biobank than would be statistically expected.
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Revealingly, even HKU students determined to defy parental qualms to work as reporters are doubtful about returning to the mainland.
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Revealingly, pumas took longer to return to their kills after hearing human voices, reducing their feeding on these kills by half.
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Revealingly, 90 percent of the inflows have come after the Brexit vote, when the UK voted to leave the European Union.
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Revealingly, the declining attitudes towards nuclear has less to do with the perceived risks, and more to do with falling gas prices.
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Women who considered themselves to be less attractive were likely to dress more revealingly when meeting a new friend versus an existing one.
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And yet Mr. Bruni hopes that in her next memoir, Hillary will finally write more revealingly about herself, showcasing her emotions and candor.
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In the final image in the series, Serena embodies full womanly beauty, her pregnant figure revealingly wrapped in a flowing, earth-toned caftan.
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Revealingly, slightly less than half of the artifacts found at the younger sites were made from obsidian, for which there was no local source.
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Revealingly, a study done in 2015 showed that, among 385 teens who ingested hand sanitizers, 35 percent did it while they were at school.
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Revealingly, for virtually every other industry, some tax reformers support immediate expensing – that is, a full deduction – of capital investments in the year made.
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When Guadagnino was asked about casting openly gay actors, he revealingly made the question — through his defensive answer — one about gender expression rather than sexuality.
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On trade, revealingly, and unusually for a man who admits to no weakness, he is even prepared to acknowledge the negative consequences of his populism.
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More revealingly, Disenchantment might offer more evidence for what Matt Groening's continuing creative value is in the mega-industry of adult-humor he in part created.
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Revealingly, the biggest private foreign investments recently have been in malls and mobile-phone masts, which are relatively cheap—not roads and railways, which cost billions.
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Or for that matter, two men for each other, though all these feelings are freshly and revealingly considered in the production at the Playhouse Theater here.
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Revealingly, these results are consistent with genetic studies done of Hiroshima survivors, and of physical objects taken from the site, including irradiated fragments of bricks and house tiles.
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And revealingly, the researchers observed lower levels of hydrogen within the air pockets of the rocks where the cyanobacteria lived compared to areas in which they were absent.
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Revealingly, Arabic-language searches for "Greece" from within Turkey reached a peak in August 2015, and exactly two months later, the volume of migrants arriving in Greece also peaked.
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Each of these, piloted by unnecessarily revealingly clothed ladies, had unique-looking but essentially effect-identical blasts, a far cry from Giga Wing's four protagonists with their own stories.
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Just as Cole is most realistically and revealingly seen and judged against the background of his time, so is the exhibition, coming as it does in this confounding MAGA moment.
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In many ways, this is a revealingly personal document, and I suspect that a more modest writer might have conceived of it as a memoir rather than a cultural treatise.
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The model looks as though he or she's holding a business card meant to look like a classic gamepad, and revealingly, we never actually see it used to play games.
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And just as Cole is most realistically and revealingly seen and judged against the background of his time, so is the exhibition, coming as it does in this confounding MAGA moment.
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Even more revealingly, the Clinton campaign has stopped running ads in both states for the time being, which suggests that their private polling also indicates she is solidly ahead in both states.
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Leaked Internal Documents From Starbucks Lastly and most revealingly, Business Insider reported today that it had acquired access to internal documents — hopefully not through Reddit — that revealed the PSL's 2018 release date.
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"This product is really for everybody, just like TV, but more specifically young people who are not familiar with the experience of TV think its an amazing and innovative idea," he adds, revealingly.
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"Just like Jeremy Corbyn does," heckled an old duffer in the crowd, revealingly eliding the Labour leader's appeal to the half-million Britons involved in the party with the 45m-strong electorate at large.
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Anthony Minghella's "Butterfly" production, which opened the Met's 2006-07 season, is still a sleekly stylish, often elegant and moving show, a revealingly spare canvas for Cio-Cio-Sans more varied than Ms. Hui.
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Yet despite deteriorating odds—and, revealingly, a clear expectation on the part of voters that Remain will win—many Brexiteers are also fighting on, and seem to spy a slender path to victory, despite everything.
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It has a tripartite structure which includes the recording process, a series of interviews with Cave and his wife and, perhaps most revealingly of all, a stream of consciousness narration which swims over the images.
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It is doubtful that American commanders would recommend such a hazardous mission unless they were given the go-ahead to disable their opponents' A2/AD network (revealingly, the Chinese name for A2/AD is "counter-intervention").
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Here's your Tuesday Briefing: • A wardrobe malfunction in the Olympic ice dancing competition left the costume of a French gold medal contender, above, revealingly open — and set up today's showdown between the Canadian and French couples.
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Revealingly, the chickadees responded to the female cuckoo's call as if it were produced by a sparrowhawk, adding further credence to the suggestion that the kwik-kwik-kwik call is an effort to mimic a predatory bird.
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Revealingly, around 2023,25 of these stars are suspected of hosting warm, Earth-like planets, suggesting that advanced civilizations either don't get into the habit of transmitting powerful laser beams across the cosmos, or they simply don't exist.
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Ms. Perry, outfitted, sparingly and revealingly, in the colors of the American flag, offered an elaborate metaphor that seemed aimed at Mr. Trump's chosen profession of real estate development and his stubbornly vague plans for the presidency.
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The curators revealingly excluded Laurencin from the room dedicated to Médiations, but otherwise play down the limits of Apollinaire's art writing, preferring to focus on his role as a loyal friend and impresario for the many artists in his entourage.
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A cinematic wanderer who captured a distinctively Jewish sense of exile and bereavement, Akerman filmed herself obstinately and revealingly, contemplating her own absence and pursuing ecstatic beauty and harsh ideas, work and love, as if to defy the void. ♦
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The Grammy Award–winning singer took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the country's political climate, social issues that are important to her, and most revealingly, whom she plans to vote for in her home state of Tennesee's November midterm elections.
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Revealingly, uranium is not even the most important local extractive industry for many of the people who currently live in Arlit, a city bifurcated between a sector dependent on the uranium trade — and one where the uranium economy might as well not even exist.
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And revealingly, the Associated Press reported on Friday that when Pruitt traveled to Oklahoma on his own dime to attend football games, he flew coach, showing that Pruitt was willing to tolerate the supposed security risk when he was paying out of his own pocket.
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And revealingly, Cruz's friends have begun offering critiques of the polling industry that they used to herald -- surveys this late are inaccurate, one said; you can't measure a caucus, another added -- speaking to how the numbers no longer favor them like they once did.
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With such a narrow difference between gold and silver, the French were left to contemplate this: Would they have prevailed had Papadakis's costume not opened revealingly during Monday's short program and left her unnerved and cautious, which the couple believed cost them some points?
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For one thing, in Future Home of the Living God, the National Book Award-winning author has crafted a speculative world that's disturbingly (and revealingly) akin to our own—in hers, evolution has mysteriously started working backwards, and our institutions begin a swift but irrevocable decline.
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The performance made visible the burden of being a survivor: Revealingly, the New York Times referred to the mattress as Sulkowicz's "scarlet letter, albeit an extra heavy version that [she] has taken up by choice," suggesting that there was still shame and stigma associated with surviving sexual assault.
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He continues, revealingly: That freedom from ever being challenged on anything, that freedom from ever having to encounter something with which you might disagree, or something that might make you uncomfortable, something that might ridicule you — [that's] the definition of freedom that has taken hold on the left in America today.
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Perhaps most revealingly, though, even Steele and his allies have confessed some doubts about the "pee tape" tale to reporters they trust — a new book claims that Steele's business partner says his dossier's claims were "not meant to be definitive," and that Steele himself has said there's only a "fifty-fifty" chance this particular claim is correct.
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Employees of large American corporations traveling to countries like China are often targets for information theft because their devices can be hacked remotely and because they can speak too revealingly of their work while being wined and dined, said Joseph S. Campbell, the former head of the F.B.I.'s criminal investigative division who is now a director at Navigant Consulting.
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Despite trying to walk back his statement supporting punishment for abortion, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's initial outburst was revealingly consistent with the pattern emerging throughout the country.
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Because revealingly enough, "All This Could Be Yours" is least satisfying when it comes to the terrible things Victor has done, the details of which are teased and promised and hinted at and revealed a little at a time, whereas I think they'd have been more terrifying if they'd just been stated outright, so that we could fully appreciate how they've affected everyone else.
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Directed by Sophie Fiennes, it tracks Ms. Jones starting in 2005 as she records an album, gigs around the world and, most revealingly, visits family in her native Jamaica, where she and her clan discuss their strictly religious upbringing and the violence of her stepgrandfather, known as Mas P. ("Bloodlight" is Jamaican musician slang for the red light of a recording studio, and bami is a local flatbread.) Even on modest family outings, she rocks notable headgear.
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Conditions at Warwick are also likely to be far more forgiving for Brickfielder, who has revealingly been shed 3lb since Haydock.
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Many workers at Tata Consultancy Services are native Indians and play cricket; so, the Uruguayan national cricket team is revealingly made up of South Asians.
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Kasfir, Sidney L. (1999). Contemporary African Art. London/New York: Thames & Hudson. Such Eurocentric attitudes have been revealingly criticized by theorists such as Olu Oguibe, Rasheed Araeen, Nkiru Nzegwu, Okwui Enwezor or Salah Hassan.
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The natural vegetation of the luch was determined by its waterlogged terrain. Under such conditions an open carr fen landscape was formed. Revealingly the Slavic word lug means "marsh" as well as "meadow". Until the establishment of the present drainage system, there was a lot of bog formation.
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Cutrone went into hiding, but the Colombos convinced him that Basciano's death ended the problem. On October 5, 1976, a gunman shot and killed Cutrone while he was eating breakfast at a diner. Revealingly, the Colombo family did not show any signs of displeasure at the killing of Cutrone, a made man.
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He is the inciter who seeks to influence the mind of Sarah to steal a bottle of wine. Thomas becomes a suspect in the brooch theft. Rose thinks that he also influenced the mind of Sarah to steal the brooch. The furniture and fittings destroyed in the fight scene are revealingly flimsy.
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As such, she releases her emotions only when she's dressed the most revealingly and strongly. For the second chorus Lavigne makes her way on stage and continues to sing. During the song's bridge, in which Lavigne candidly reveals her raw feelings — about his love and kiss — Lavigne is dressed in a normal, plain outfit.
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She lives alone and since her divorce is enjoying a new lease of life. When she agrees to appear in the firm's Christmas pantomime, she chooses to sing Cher's "Believe" and this could easily be her motto. Lilian dresses young and revealingly and is quite unreserved, fun-loving, optimistic and outspoken. She seems keen to find a man and will seize on virtually any suitable target.
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The passengers talk revealingly about themselves and why they were on the cruise. Mr. Wilson, in the water, is found to be dead. With a major storm approaching, Kelly tells Julie "be kind to him when it happens." Kelly struggles to his feet, points to the dying and the sick aboard and calls on Holmes to save those he can, then sacrifices himself by jumping overboard.
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Reynolds, D., From World War to Cold War: Churchill, Roosevelt, and the International History of the 1940s, Oxford University Press, 2006, p. 3 and Ch. 10. More recently, in 2004 the Guardian columnist, Polly Toynbee suggested in an article revealingly called "A degree in bullying and self-interest? No thanks" that the Iraq war and the so-called "War on Terror" had led to a positive resistance to American Studies.
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The narrator related the story to a mouse named "Mickey". With this story Spiegelman felt he had found his voice. Seeing Green's revealingly autobiographical Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary while in-progress in 1971 inspired Spiegelman to produce "Prisoner on the Hell Planet", an expressionistic work that dealt with his mother's suicide; it appeared in 1973Short Order Comix #1 entry, Grand Comics Database. Retrieved March 4, 2020.
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Angel Ender (エンジェルエンダー Enjieru Endaa) is Angel Blade's equally revealingly dressed partner who normally fights using only her fists. She is the alter ego of Shaiya. She first appears in Angel Blade episode 3, where she saves Angel Blade during her battle with Colonel Elaine and General Chloe; she also claims that she is the prototype for Angel Blade. It seems that she has her own version of the Angel Motor.
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His ceramic collection also reveals a shift in focus from more realist botanical shapes to more imaginative constructions. Crowns and headdresses began to appear. Von Bruenchenhein’s regard for royal regalia points to his belief that his family “was descended from royalty from the German region of Lower Saxony.” Revealingly, in one self-portrait, he offered the words “Edward the First, Kind of Lesser Lands + Tie Cannot Touch” as a self-proclaimed caption.
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Abdallah ibn Yasin was a Gazzula Berber, and probably a convert rather than a born Muslim. His name can be read as "son of Ya Sin" (the title of the 36th Sura of the Qur'an), suggesting he had obliterated his family past and was "re-born" of the Holy Book.M. Brett and E. Fentress (1996), The Berbers, Oxford: Blackwell, p. 100. Revealingly, the 36th Sura begins the salutation "You are one of messengers" and the imperative duty to set people "on the straight path".
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Directly attached to the brotherhood, and feeding its expansion, were numerous businesses, clinics, and schools. In addition, members were affiliated with the movement through a series of cells, revealingly called usar ("families"). The material, social and psychological support provided by the Muslim Brotherhood were instrumental to the movement's ability to generate enormous loyalty among its members and to attract new recruits. The movement was built around services and an organizational structure intended to enable individuals to integrate into a distinctly Islamic setting that was shaped by the society's own principles.
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The WFM unions accused the AFL of creating a labor aristocracy that divided workers and subverted class unity.All That Glitters--Class, Conflict, and Community in Cripple Creek, Elizabeth Jameson, 1998, page 63. In Taking Care of Business, Paul Buhle writes, > In 1903, United Mine Workers President John Mitchell declared revealingly, > "The trade union movement in this country can make progress only by > identifying itself with the state." Mitchell provided his own best evidence > when he identified the labor movement with himself... [He used his position > to] acquire businesses and to invest in real estate.
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ART/ARCHITECTURE – Marriage Under Glass – Intimate Exposures – NYTimes.com When Time magazine named her "America's Best Photographer" in 2001, it wrote: > Mann recorded a combination of spontaneous and carefully arranged moments of > childhood repose and revealingly — sometimes unnervingly — imaginative play. > What the outraged critics of her child nudes failed to grant was the patent > devotion involved throughout the project and the delighted complicity of her > son and daughters in so many of the solemn or playful events. No other > collection of family photographs is remotely like it, in both its naked > candor and the fervor of its maternal curiosity and care.
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" So for Jenkinson this album partly became an exercise in restraint. Tom did all of the vocals on the album, which is another thing which marks it out as a departure from his previous work. Revealingly Tom claims that he made this album for his girlfriend: "I really wanted to make some music for her". Regarding this album being an abrupt stylistic departure from earlier releases Toms says that: "On an instinctive level, I just can't resist seeing what happens when you press certain buttons, and especially the ones that the grown-ups tell you not to press.
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But, please go away now and bore no more."Music Reviews, Calgary's FFWD, June 12–18, 1997 Joshua Sindell of Phoenix New Times wrote, "The usual intense concentration placed on the work has been leached away by side projects, such as Bottum's Imperial Teen and Patton's Mr. Bungle; even Bordin has spent most of the past couple of years touring with Ozzy Osbourne's band. Revealingly, AOTY clocks in at roughly a tidy 43 minutes, resulting in FNM's shortest CD in a decade." He concluded his review by proclaiming that Faith No More should "call it a day.
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While there have been some steps by the citizenry (without much help from the authorities) to combat this, it remains a challenge. Much refuse is just dumped down hillsides by many locals—langurs, macaques, civets, stray dogs and other animals forage these open dumps. While the Indian Army has a somewhat better record, Doordarshan and All India Radio (both state-owned, revealingly) are notorious for calmly dumping most of their garbage down the hillsides of the Cantonment. Few in Landour Bazaar seem to take the environment seriously; that is for the "rich" of the Cantonment to worry about.
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Taleb played a crucial role in the rapid transformation of poetic style at the beginning of the 17th century. His work gave a free rein to the tendency toward conceptualism (Fantasy) in the “fresh style” (later known as the Indian Style) that had begun to emerge a generation earlier in the poetry of Naẓiri and ʿOrfi. At the same time, he gave a new vitality to conventional images and common idioms by exploring their full figurative implications, a procedure Taleb himself revealingly dubs his ṭarz-e esteʿāre (metaphorical style). Taleb entered Jahangir’s service about 1616 and was appointed to the post of poet laureate (Malek osh-Sho'ara) in 1619.
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But the coming together of communities and cultures can sometimes prove deadly, for example when Johnson's mixed-race heroine Esther in "As It Was in the Beginning", kills her unfaithful White lover. With the words "I am a Redskin, but I am something else, too – I am a woman", Esther is demanding recognition of multiple subjectivities. Johnson was trying to convey that the real world consists of much more than oppressive ideologies and artificial divisions of race and nation enforced by authoritative figures such as the racist Protestant minister in this story, revealingly nicknamed "St Paul" after the biblical misogynist. The posthumous Shagganappi (1913) and The Moccasin Maker (1913) are collections of selected stories first published in periodicals.
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A newspaper and book were added to the second version of the painting, provoking comparisons with the Cubist work of Juan Gris. Severini later explained that as well as being a formal experiment in painting, the work reflected the "psychological relationship between the artist and the sitter". In April 1913, he wrote to Marinetti, "I am Sée's guest, I am guzzling his food and sleeping in his house (the organisation of his house is immense, grand); but this state of affairs cannot go on and I have to cross the Channel as soon as possible", adding revealingly, "Watching the blonde Madame Sée grow old is a pleasure; she is becoming ugly and sick of men".
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" James Poniewozik of Time wrote, "There are lots of juicy bits, but the big takeaway: the guy with the best contract, wins", and called the book, "Bill Carter's Jaypocalypse dirt-disher". Writing for ABC News, journalist Sheila Marikar commented, "Bill Carter's new book, 'The War for Late Night,' reveals what happened behind the scenes, the expletives that were hurled during closed-door discussions, the roller coaster that O'Brien, Leno, and their cohorts rode during that tumultuous time." Frazier Moore of Associated Press wrote, "He plays this latest late-night conflagration right down the middle. He keeps the story moving almost cinematically, crosscutting from one personality to another, deftly and revealingly presenting different points of view.
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Authentic Movement, in a similar way to Elsa Gindler's 'Human Work' in concentration, has revealingly comparable elements to several forms of Eastern Buddhist philosophy. The close attention that is paid to sensation, which as Vedanā in most Buddhist practices is to be observed without judgment, suggests Whitehouse may have been influenced by this. Also, the term witness has been widely used in Buddhism referring to the aspect of the individual that is capable of observing other aspects of him/herself without judgement or discernment. Buddhism has a long history in United States, and gave rise in the 1950s in particular with the work of D. T. Suzuki through works such as Outlines of Mahayana Buddhism and An Introduction to Zen Buddhism.
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Tonkinese villagers were expected to show their respect by kowtowing to passing French columns The outbreak of the Sino-French War in August 1884 complicated and considerably retarded the French timetable for the conquest of Tonkin, and initially placed the French on the defensive against an invasion of the Delta by the Chinese armies. In September 1884 General Millot resigned as general-in-chief of the Tonkin Expeditionary Corps and was replaced by his senior brigade commander, Louis Brière de l'Isle. Revealingly, Millot's final order of the day to the soldiers of the expeditionary corps contained a warning against growing French arrogance. By now there were more than 20,000 French soldiers serving in Tonkin, and many of them were beginning to treat the local population with contempt.
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Though the climate of the Eocene was much warmer than today, plants and animals living north of the Arctic Circle still experienced months of complete darkness and 24-hour summer days. Isotopic studies of tooth enamel revealed that during the summer period of extended daylight Coryphodon would eat soft vegetation such as flowering plants, aquatic plants and leaves. However during the extended periods of darkness when plant photosynthesis was impossible, Coryphodon would switch to a diet of leaf litter, twigs, evergreen needles and most revealingly fungi, an organism and food source that does not require light to grow. Not only does this study reveal the dietary range of Coryphodon, but it also reveals the behaviour of the northern populations living within the Arctic Circle.
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According to the General Biographical Dictionary of 1815 in Kenrick's later years he drank very heavily, a habit which probably caused his relatively early death: > In his latter days, his constitution was so much injured by inebriety, that > he generally wrote with a bottle of brandy by his elbow, which at length > terminated his career June 10, 1779, less lamented than perhaps any person > known in the literary world, yet possessed of talents which, under a steady > and virtuous direction, might have procured him an honourable place among > the authors of his time. Indeed, Kenrick wrote revealingly of himself that he drank spirits (aqua vitae), to pen acid (aqua fortis): :The Wits, who drink water and suck sugar- candy, :Impute the strong spirit of Kenrick to brandy. :They are not so much out: the matter, in short, is--- :He sips aqua vitae, and spits aqua fortis.Quoted in The English Portion of the Library of Ven.
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Blackmun's dissent is famous due to its fourth paragraph which is as follows: > Poor Joshua! Victim of repeated attacks by an irresponsible, bullying, > cowardly, and intemperate father, and abandoned by respondents who placed > him in a dangerous predicament and who knew or learned what was going on, > and yet did essentially nothing except, as the Court revealingly observes, > ante, at 193, "dutifully recorded these incidents in [their] files." It is a > sad commentary upon American life, and constitutional principles – so full > of late of patriotic fervor and proud proclamations about "liberty and > justice for all" – that this child, Joshua DeShaney, now is assigned to live > out the remainder of his life profoundly retarded. Joshua and his mother, as > petitioners here, deserve – but now are denied by this Court – the > opportunity to have the facts of their case considered in the light of the > constitutional protection that 42 U.S.C. 1983 is meant to provide.
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" Billboard's Erika Ramirez commented that "both ladies wow the working gentlemen with their 'tude and revealing outfits, from swimwear to sexy menswear" in the clip. Katie Hasty from HitFix noted that it "will ring familiar, albeit in furious colors of magenta, aggressive greens, volcanic reds and the rapper's favorite color" on the track that "takes solid aim at the boys of hip-hop, how they expect their "love" to be hand-delivered as a commodity," and that its creators also tried to mix up the genders with the styling in the visuals, "by putting Cassie in a suit without a shirt on underneath, for instance, or Nicki rocking denim in a princess-styled two- piece." At Hip-Hop Wired, Kazeem Famuyide wrote they delivered a video that "seems to be made for the hyper-media generation of GIF-makers and Tumblr addicts." Spin declared "the clip melds cartoonish hyper-sexuality with a murderous rampage," defining it as "outlandish and revealingly attired.
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Firstly Nena's new look (short hair, often barefoot and revealingly dressed including a skirt made of bananas)See Neue Welle TV program 100 Grad broadcast 30 March 1993. and secondly the setlist which followed her career to date chronologically, opening with "99 Luftballons" (which normally comes towards the end of her concerts) and other Nena band classics followed by the highlights of her previous solo album before concluding with an almost complete rendition of the Bongo Girl album. As the 1990s, the commercial lowpoint in Nena's career, progressed, Bongo Girls songs disappeared from her live concerts although "Manchmal ist ein Tag ein ganzes Leben" was the only song from her four studio albums of the 1990s to feature in the 2002 three-hour-long concert which marked the 20th anniversary of the breakthrough of the band and helped relaunch her solo career. Even then the song's appearance was brief and possibly spontaneous (an unaccompanied 70-second version following Nena asking the audience if there is anything else they would like her to sing).
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Evel died four months after the show was filmed but before the programme was first broadcast. Knievel is sympathetically but, at the same time, revealingly portrayed as a bitter old man that surely lives up to his legend (showing up for disturbing screenings and even more challenging interviews about his former traumatic failures, despite being ill and in excruciating pain, but displaying nothing more than a grudging attitude), but is reluctant to face the moral challenges that come with re-living his relationships with his family, his "rock'n'roll star" behaviour patterns and, ultimately, the issue of surviving his career by a long stretch. Knievel's inner controversies are captured in his reluctance to be interviewed by Hammond in the first place, and punctuated by editing and writing of the documentary. Hammond feels somewhat embarrassed to pursue his goal of clarifying the feelings of Evel about his career during the interviews (given the struggle between admiration and ire of being constantly put off by Knievel), and thus gives the viewer even more insight into the Evel's personality and the phenomenon behind his popularity.
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He moved around the interior for the next few months collecting ivory, surveying and occasionally collecting insects and butterflies in the Meru country. The worldwide demand for ivory from the British East Africa Protectorate in the late 19th century was high and at its peak It was, of course a disaster for the elephant but it provided much needed wealth into Equatorial Africa and men such as Neumann were available to satiate the demand. In his memoirs in common to the age in which he lived Neumann makes no reference to the ethics of the trade and concentrates instead on the arduousness of travel and the length of journeys into the interior.The Field Magazine 15 June 1895 One such arduous journey in August 1896 witnessed the destruction by Neumann of fourteen elephants, his largest bag. Revealingly he was disappointed with his performance ‘I did not consider I had done as well as I ought…. But I excused myself, to a certain extent in that I was out of health’’.
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In its atomisation of the material and its agglomeration of the motivic cells through multiple connections, it isolates its musical parameters (mode of attack, rhythm, texture, register, and agogics) and employs them in a structural though unsystematic manner that foreshadows the integral serialism of the 1950s . This use of the term expression is especially pertinent when applied to the third of the Three Pieces, written in August 1909, whose violent emotional language, juxtaposing extremes of mood and dynamic, can be seen in the context of Schoenberg's other expressionist works of that year such as the last of the Five Orchestral Pieces, Op. 16 and, most revealingly, the monodrama Erwartung. Characteristic of these pieces is a lack of motivic repetition or development and a rejection of traditional notions of balance and cadential, goal-oriented movement, supposedly deferring the musical discourse to a kind of stream-of- consciousness, or subjective, emotional expression. Probably because of this radical abandonment of traditional parameters, Busoni found the third piece rather harder to digest than the first two, and indeed its language does set it apart from its companions somewhat.
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