It is inevitable that the demotivation of staff trickles over to infect even the sprightliest of physicians.
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Instead, the sprightliest performers are a group of midsized economies, from Ivory Coast to Tanzania, with sustained growth rates above 5%.
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As it happened, the sprightliest element of a richly imaginative show came in the form of headgear by the artist Shalva Nikvashvili.
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"Blaxploitation" hops around over a plucked, bouncy bassline seemingly designed for her fastest, sprightliest syllabic chatter, while "Prayer Song" assembles brushed cymbals, amassed vocal sighs, and ascending watery burbles into a shimmering electronic tapestry.
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Bend It Like Beckham is one of the sprightliest and warmest comedies of its era, a sweet-natured story about the forbidden love between an Anglo-Indian girl, soccer, and the girl's best friend (and Jonathan Rhys Meyers's cheekbones).
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A "masterly orchestral colorist", he managed Massenet's "subtly sensuous orchestral idiom with a sure and sensitive command". His tempi were not the sprightliest ever heard in Werther, but he gave the opera enough momentum to counterbalance its tendency towards a weepy misery, and his reading had certainly gained from the "ensemble spirit" that he had elicited when performing the work at Covent Garden. In sum, the album was a good one, if arguably not the equal of Georges Prêtre's more animated account with Nicolai Gedda and Victoria de los Angeles.Jules Massenet: Werther, cond.
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Spin reviewer Nick Murray also compared some of the songs to M83, describing other tracks as "one Martin Rushent assist away from being genuine synth-pop hits". Era Extraña has the same "lazy summer vibe" as Psychic Chasms, but with a more serious and slightly darker tone. In a PopMatters review, Nathan Wisnicki said that Palomo's "introversion is certainly apparent, and even the record's sprightliest melodies are rigidly grafted to both rhythmic thrust and hooks more anxious than comfortable". Pitchforks Larry Fitzmaurice said that the album is much more serious than Psychic Chasms, but "Palomo isn't always as assured in rendering the darker material".
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A contemporary publication reviewed the initial efforts of The Green Bag as follows: "Although primarily intended for the amusement of lawyers, this magazine should be a welcome guest at any library table. It is certainly one of the brightest, sprightliest and most entertaining of all the non-scientific journals that come to The Microscopes book-table. Well edited, beautifully printed, finely illustrated, it should meet with a cordial reception from any intelligent reader."The Microscope. (1889). vol. 9\. p. 317. In 1893, A. Oakey Hall began writing "reflective and authoritative essays on legal matters and some biographical sketches of famous people" for The Green Bag, including biographies of Samuel J. Tilden, William McKinley, William Jennings Bryan, and Alexander Hamilton.
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