There's something rewardingly tangible about the change a doula can make in someone's life.
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The process was slow, but rewardingly so, Mr. Polin said, because it fostered collaboration.
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That emphasis shifted with the second season and, rewardingly, the character focus shifted with it.
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Although I'm rewardingly self-employed, married and highly literate, I still struggle in hearing-centric environments.
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Such an eclectic approach dictates improvisation over purity, and Taino Smokehouse shows how rewardingly barbecue can subsume other culinary traditions.
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Take the slow build of opener "As Chances" or the eccentric and choppy tones on "Invenção," which both unfold rewardingly.
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More rewardingly, she goes into the future, where Maria finds herself making a streaming series much like the one we're watching.
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For viewers unfamiliar with the rewardingly arduous documentaries of the Chinese filmmaker Wang Bing, "Bitter Money" won't be the easiest place to start.
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By the end of 2013, Mike had put out another record (the rewardingly obtuse 4NML HSPTL), but was only a half-step ahead in terms of notoriety.
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So predictable are the outlines of their story that you could mime every book scene in the broad gestures of silent movies, and we'd get the gist more rewardingly.
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Their adventures tie together a hip voice cast that includes Nat Faxon, Giancarlo Esposito and, most rewardingly, Jane Lynch as Dallas's former mechanic, now the leader of a cannibal biker gang.
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Her method: Start with the ostensible foreground — a lunch or a visit or a recipe for lemon drizzle cake — then introduce the emotional hobgoblins that throw the characters rewardingly off-kilter.
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It's along these lines: Start with the ostensible foreground — perhaps a lunch or a visit from a svelte refrigerator repairman or a recipe for lemon drizzle cake — then introduce the emotional hobgoblins that throw the characters rewardingly off-kilter.
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Bioshock, Grand Theft Auto V, The Last of Us, God of War: These games build up their legends (and their advertising portfolio) based on how engaging they are to play and how beautifully, or rewardingly, or emotionally, their stories come together in the end.
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At that point the estate was semiderelict, but Ms. Elmhirst — a daughter of William C. Whitney — and her husband brought it back to life for a utopian experiment in how to live rewardingly, responsibly and ethically, with arts and crafts essential to the plan.
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The lack of propulsive push on Studio OST's work here isn't a bad thing, though—in fact, it lets things open up and breathe a bit more, letting the sub-bass tones hit with more patience while the groove take its time all the more rewardingly.
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The television reboot "Hawaii Five-21980" has added more nuanced Asian characters who were missing from the original version, played by actors such as Grace Park, Daniel Dae Kim or Masi Oka, and newer creations, including "Silicon Valley," have cast Jimmy O. Yang and Kumail Nanjiani in stereotypical but still more rewardingly complex supporting roles (Yang plays a ruthless if talentless app developer; Nanjiani, as a software engineer, steals the scene in nearly every episode).
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GameSpot reviewer praises the feeling of paranoia in the game: "Tension and suspicion are ingrained throughout Phantom Doctrine to great effect. Its isometric turn- based combat system is rewardingly complex, steeped with the feeling of paranoia, where every variable decision and tactic needs to be carefully considered". The Guardian gave the game two out of five stars, criticizing the game for not teaching the player fundamental aspects of how to play.
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It was released on November 28, 2007 by Square Enix. The release bears the catalog numbers SQEX-710102-3. The album received positive reviews from critics, with Vincent Chorley of RPGFan terming it "one of the most rewardingly pleasant soundtracks this year." Ovelia of Square Enix Music Online also enjoyed the soundtrack, saying that it was "mature yet still playful", but worried that it hinted at a stagnation in Sakimoto's musical style.
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John Updike in The New Yorker described the novel as "one of the best of her sui-generis novels". Alex Clark in The Guardian called it "ambitious, rewardingly complex ... [an] exceptionally intelligent book. It is hard to think of another writer who could devise such a brashly absurd plot and then execute it with both flair and gravity". The Independent described it as "Part Buchanesque romp through the Scottish glens, part chilling psycho- drama".
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If the world might be viewed more > rewardingly without the arbitrary distinctions between the sexes, those > prejudices must be confronted if any substantive change is to be > accomplished in the world as it is. Romanska dramatizes the wisdom that > confrontation comprises only the first essential steps. [. . .] This funny > yet brutal play needs the inventive mise-en-scene to support its fecundity > of ideas amidst the tumult of its conflicting impulses. And don’t be afraid: > It is OK, even purgative, to laugh.
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An extensive collection of documents, photographs and other items relating to Ancona's career is preserved at Stanford University's Archive of Recorded Sound in California. Fortunately, however, Ancona's thoroughbred voice lives on in a series of gramophone recordings which he made during the first decade of the 20th century for Pathé in 1905–06 and, more rewardingly, for the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1907–08. Twenty of his Victor recordings are now available on CD transfers (see below). They consist of several songs as well as operatic arias and duets by Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, Meyerbeer, Gounod, Bizet, Leoncavallo and Giordano.
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A considerable amount of the fragmented pottery of either glazed medieval but also few prehistoric date fragments of ceramics have been collected here. However, what draws the attention at this site is that the Arbër culture witnessed which is mainly composed of; jewelry, weaponry, working tools, pottery and rare glass jars which were part of the grave goods collected in this place. Rewardingly, the grave goods within the burials were very rich especially with the jewelry discovered here. Among the most distinguished findings where; bronze rings, bracelets (one of them is twist decorated) a coin with a hole that might indicate that was used together with a necklace and a pair of bronze granulated earrings.
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Like others teaching at Columbia at this time - Lionel Trilling, Mark Van Doren, Eric Bentley, Ernest Nagel - Gilbert Highet conceived of his work as the fostering of a tradition. "These are not books, lumps of lifeless paper, but 'minds' alive on the shelves," Highet wrote. He believed that "The chief aim of education is to show you, after you make a livelihood, how to enjoy living; and you can live longest and best and most rewardingly by attaining and preserving the happiness of learning." As a scholar in an era in which democracy, communism, and fascism vied for supremacy, he believed it was the duty of the intellectual to support freedom and defend pluralism.
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Marisa Carr (born 1 February 1971), who performs as Marisa Carnesky, is a British live artist and showwoman. She uses spectacular entertainment forms, including fairground devices and stage illusion, and draws on themes of contemporary ritual, to investigate social issues from an ecofeminist perspective. Time Out declared that Carnesky's 'unique niche of interactive end-of-the-pier esoterica has fused ghost trains, anatomical models and tattoo culture with religion, feminism and class consciousness in ways both playful and rewardingly demanding.''Carnesky's Tarot Drome', Time Out, 10 September 2012 Carnesky has won many awards, including the Laurence Olivier for Best Entertainment in 2004, Edinburgh Festival Herald Angel in 2005 and Time Out Best Theatre in 2004.
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