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As a speech by a megalomaniac woman attempting to bamboozle half a million people, it is right on the button; it is meant to be low on content and high on emotion, just like Evita herself.
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"There's a principle going back to [psychologist] Alfred Adler that we dream what we live and we live what we dream, and I think he was right on the button," Stanley Krippner, a psychologist at Saybrook University who was not involved with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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Manager Richie Hebner said: "Everything he hits is right on the button. Even his outs are hit hard." Widlansky finished with a .340 batting average to win the Carolina League batting title.
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Meanwhile, the single "Uncloudy Day" peaked at number four on Billboard's Hot Country Singles. Billboard delivered a favorable review, describing the album as a "powerful LP, that is often lively and uptempo". Meanwhile, Stereo Review felt that Nelson "hit it right on the button with his honky-tonk instrumentation". Rolling Stone favored the album, while attributed its success to its link with the at the time ongoing Outlaw movement.
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Silva won the first 2 rounds but Côté proved how good his chin was by taking a roundhouse kick and flying knee right on the button without getting rocked in the very first round. In the third round, Côté's movement inside the octagon caused too much pressure on the back of his right leg (which he was using to move forward) and an injury caused him to fall to the mat grasping his right knee in pain. Referee Herb Dean declared the fight over when Côté could not continue, ruling the bout a TKO victory for Silva.
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In 1946 a celebration of the 950-year anniversary of the > ancient name of Austria () was right on the button. As Austrians were made > up from a set of ancient nations then, according to Austrian historians, > they were not Germans genetically The religion was also different: Austrians > are mainly Catholics, Germans – Protestants. The consensual opinion of > Austrian academics was that a common language could not be the determining > factor. During the first post-war decades historical perspectives within > Austria, like the society as a whole, was separated into two-party columns – > conservative and social-democratic, who however together wrote the > consensual ("coalitionist", ) history under administration of the party > supervisors.
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