She is a scientist who has thought deeply about art.
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"He thought deeply about our workplace and its surroundings," said Cook.
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Inslee has thought deeply about climate change and has concrete, optimistic solutions.
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Mr Sasse has thought deeply about the effects of economic disruption on workers.
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He was disciplined, fun-loving, and thought deeply about people and the world.
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Trump doesn't seem to have thought deeply about the issue — what a surprise!
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"It's something that I've thought deeply about, and I care deeply about," Gerwig said.
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More crucially for his likely new role, Harris has thought deeply about North Korea.
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She had thought deeply about Greek tragedy, but other plays had meant more to her.
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I thought deeply about the ethics of storytelling — what's mine to tell and what's not.
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""It shouldn't be surprising that ordinary people haven't thought deeply enough about ethics to be consistent.
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As a quintessential American, Thoreau looked closely, thought deeply and offered truths we ignore at our peril.
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Voters have a reasonable expectation that leaders will have thought deeply and fought heartily long before campaign season.
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LONDON — Until Britain voted to leave the European Union, Philip Levine never thought deeply about his Jewish heritage.
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He has thought deeply about morality, but says judges have no right to impose their views on others.
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In addition to being mathematically talented, "she was a person who thought deeply from the ground up," he said.
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"She not only has a deep background on facts and figures, she's thought deeply about the issues," says Sen.
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Alex Hutchinson, a physicist, author, and distance runner who represented Canada in international competitions, has thought deeply about questions like this.
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C&G: The investment strategy you've explained (about finding people who have lived through and thought deeply about problems) seems really sound.
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The thought deeply troubled me, and I wrote to this man to try to understand how he remembered his interactions with Piper.
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This was someone who thought deeply and read widely and was preoccupied with questions not only of justice but also of style.
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He has thought deeply; he has reckoned with what happened; and he truly cares that his company fix the problems swirling around it.
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Gaye Su Akyol has revived a style of music once thought deeply uncool, and she uses it to comment poetically on her country.
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Some have already thought deeply about what it might mean to move through a new terrain with a different perspective—I'm thinking about Afrofuturism.
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"It shouldn't be surprising that ordinary people haven't thought deeply enough about ethics to be consistent," said Lin, who wasn't involved in the study.
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In Mr. Bons, 65, it is going to a composer who has long thought deeply about integrating music from different corners of the world.
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Clinton put in 18-hour days, thought deeply about policy, and was a tireless campaigner even if she wasn't the world's most natural politician.
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Concerned about her future, he said he and his wife thought deeply about how to preserve the world in which they wanted her to live.
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Many students thought deeply and were ultimately surprised at their own ability to create an artistic expression packed with literary techniques like irony and symbolism.
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They go deep on the accommodations for thermal expansion and insulation, but also have thought deeply about how to make the space safe, functional, and interesting.
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He is also known as a "warrior monk," who has devoted his life to the military (he is unmarried) and has thought deeply about military strategy.
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Daron Acemoglu, a professor of economics at M.I.T., who has thought deeply about global and domestic inequality, draws a clear distinction between socialism and social democracy.
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" He added: "If we got super nervous and thought deeply about competition every time Facebook decided to get into a new vertical we wouldn't get anything done.
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Top software executive Craig Federighi said Apple has "thought deeply" about technology addiction and introduced several new features in conjunction with its new operating system, iOS 12.
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After speaking with the composer, the inherent wisdom of Sakamoto's words makes it clear all the ways that he has thought deeply about his commitment to music.
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He stood before audiences — when he did so at all, which wasn't often — and thought deeply, groped for words, started and stopped, generally failing to inspire or persuade.
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That seems like a pretty big "just in case" expense for something I've thought deeply about and decided not to do over the course of most of my adult life.
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But as it progresses, it becomes clear that screenwriters Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi have thought deeply about the emotional terror present in even the most well-adjusted friend groups.
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Since its release, we've seen countless memes dedicated to Khaled's son, Asahd, we've thought deeply about her nipples, and even received a low-key sneak peek of her upcoming beauty line.
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Prominent billionaires I interviewed, like Jon Huntsman Sr. and Michael R. Bloomberg, knew they could not spend their billions but had thought deeply about what they could do with so much extra.
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I'm not saying it may not be an outsider but it's probably going to be an outsider who has really thought deeply about public service and had a track record of public service.
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I thought deeply about doing this with Ollie, but decided against it for a few reasons—reasons I hope I won't later regret in my life as the world and technology rapidly advances.
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Trump's flippant comments about his nuclear prowess -- akin to "mine is bigger than yours" schoolyard taunts -- raise new questions about whether the President has thought deeply about the awesome destructive power at his command.
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He has thought deeply about the work America resistance to confronting the reality of our past, and the damage that that national act of forgetting — or, worse, of lying — has done to our present.
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Clegg also said that Facebook "has not always thought deeply enough about how its services could be used – or indeed abused – by authoritarian regimes," specifically referencing how the social network contributed to genocide in Myanmar.
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When designing a campus for a new University of Engineering and Technology in Lima, Peru, the Dublin-based architects Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara thought deeply about how to integrate the wind and the rain.
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Complex policy challenges There is little evidence that Trump has thought deeply about the most complex domestic or foreign policy challenges — or that he has an ideological core that could serve as a guide for his administration.
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By the end of the unit, your students will have read several mentor texts, practiced elements of review writing with each one, and, we hope, thought deeply about the role of criticism in our society in general.
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The key's icy, distinctive tonality can push every note of the music to your core, moving you in a way you might not have thought deeply commercial radio crackling heard from the backseat of an Uber could.
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"It's something that I've thought deeply about, and I care deeply about, and I haven't had an opportunity to, um, have an in-depth discussion where I come down on one side or another," Gerwig told reporters backstage.
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For decades Lynch has thought deeply about death and its rituals in his twin careers as writer and undertaker; no subject is off limits in this elegant, respectful and refreshingly funny discussion of a subject that often goes unexplored.
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Kelly thought deeply about how his work interacted with architecture — an early epiphany occurred in a Paris museum, where he was more inspired by the windows than the masterpieces on the walls — but he enjoyed seeing it in different spaces.
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"It's something that I have thought deeply about, and I care deeply about … and I haven't had the opportunity to have an in-depth discussion, where I come down on one side or the other, but it's something that I've definitely taken to heart," she said.
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""My fear is that there are some corporate backers out there who don&apost know what they&aposre doing, who haven&apost thought deeply enough about how their investments will pan out, and will end up leaving these start-ups without a home once they graduate.
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The speech's cognitive dissonance is the result of a president—and a group of presidential advisers—who have not thought deeply about the role of U.S. power or the value of international cooperation, where it's necessary for nations to cede sovereignty in the hope of a greater good.
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Spike Milligan's Puckoon showed me she had a goofy sense of humor, Margaret Drabble's Jerusalem the Golden showed me she thought deeply about what it is to be a woman, Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea showed me she had a dark side and was probably way more intelligent than me.
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These factors clearly had an impact on the election, but Clinton has given no indication, for example, that she has thought deeply about the fact that, of the voters who switched from Barack Obama to Trump, twice as many thought Democratic economic policies were more favorable to the wealthy than Trump's policies.
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" But the creators of movies like Unplanned are also trying to speak to an ideological center, Sisson said, banking on the idea that "there are people who are either pro-choice but uncomfortable with the reality of abortion, or who haven't thought deeply about it, that will be readily moved by the images that they're seeing.
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Still," Runcimans adds "it's longer than it needs to be. Keane has travelled widely and thought deeply about his subject, but his repeated insistence on the originality of what he's doing starts to grate after a while.
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There, he worked as a cook. Although unable to read, Silvester thought deeply on theological subjects and was consulted by scholars and monks alike, including the prior. He was also sought for counsel by the Augustinian monk Blessed Simon of Cascia. Silvester also opposed overly harsh penitence by monks.
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Initially, Shūsai's camp opposed this, but Kitani insisted, and Shūsai eventually gave in. Time limits were used, of 40 hours each, and Kitani thought deeply. He won the game by a comfortable margin of five points (the game had no komi, so Kitani as black kept his initial advantage by safe play).
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Ginzburg's second novel was published in 1947. The experiences that she and her husband had during the war altered her perception of her identification as a Jew. She thought deeply about the questions aroused by the war and the Holocaust, dealing with them in fiction and essays. She became supportive of Catholicism, arousing controversy among her circle, because she believed that Christ was a persecuted Jew.
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14, 1984, p.3 Development is seen as a set of knowledges, interventions and worldviews (in short, discourses) which are also powers: to intervene, to transform and to rule. Post-development critiques challenge the notion of a single path to development and demands acknowledgment of diversity of cultural perspectives and priorities. For example, the politics of defining and satisfying needs is a crucial dimension of development thought, deeply entwined in the concept of agency.
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Though not his party's official spokesman on agrarian matters, he thought deeply about Agrarianism and worked out an eclectic program that fit Polish conditions. His practical experience as a farm manager combined with socialist, "single-tax," and Slavic communal ideas shaped his world view. He proposed a form of agrarian socialism with large state farms to counteract the inefficiency of very small holdings. In independent Poland he advocated expropriation of gentry estates.
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Problems of European Civilization: Imperial Russia after 1861 (1965)) and, later, the Socialist-Revolutionary Party developed a theoretical basis for a peasant movement, building a rich, well-developed humanistic ideology which influenced eastern Europe, especially the Balkans. It never attained the international visibility among peasants that socialism did among the urban workers.Hannu Immonen, The Agrarian Program of the Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party, 1900–1911 (1988). In Poland Bolesław Limanowski thought deeply about Agrarianism and worked out an eclectic program that fit Polish conditions.
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Kim Naesung (Korean: 김내성; 1909-1957) is a Korean writer. An unparalleled mystery fiction writer in colonial Korea, he was praised for his meticulously designed narratives and foreshadowing. As a writer of popular novels, he thought deeply on the mass appeal of literature and was active as a radio script writer after Korea’s liberation from the Japanese rule. Ttolttoriui moheom (똘똘이의 모험 Ttolttori’s Adventure), penned and designed by Kim, was the first Korean children’s drama, which also signaled the beginning of radio drama series.
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He is someone who has thought deeply about human nature, morality and spirituality, and is capable of expressing those thoughts with great clarity. Nastasya Filippovna, the main female protagonist, is darkly beautiful, intelligent, fierce and mocking, an intimidating figure to most of the other characters. Of noble birth but orphaned at age 7, she was manipulated into a position of sexual servitude by her guardian, the voluptuary Totsky. Her broken innocence and the social perception of disgrace produce an intensely emotional and destructive personality.
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Withdrawing into his father's library, he read and thought deeply about the slavery issue; he changed his opinion, announcing that he was an abolitionist. Ebenezer still harbored hopes that Sydney would join his law practice, but he refused to take the lawyer's oath to uphold the United States Constitution, because the Constitution sanctioned slavery. Gay joined the local Antislavery Society, started writing abolitionist articles for the Hingham Patriot, joined William Lloyd Garrison's American Abolition Society, and traveled on a One Hundred Convention tour with Frederick Douglass, a former slave and prominent abolitionist.
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Although the project was not realized, Bentham's thought deeply influenced ideology of prisons, changing social practices of punishment. Simultaneously with its main conclusions, Foucault reached other goal - his instrumental use of architecture in cultural studies showed the potential of this philosophical theme. However, philosophy of architecture as a full- fledged part of the Philosophy of Art, would not have been possible without the Avant-garde`s shift of the aesthetic paradigm. Art, set in the conditions of mechanical reproduction of the image, was forced to look for new ways.
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Tannen wrote: "Chesler seems to have read everything and thought deeply about it....Along with social commentary and psychological insight, Chesler offers astute literary criticism....many of Chesler's richest scenarios are drawn from the more than 500 interviews she conducted ... many of Chesler's examples have an unmistakable and heartbreaking ring of familiarity. The time has come to stop idealizing or demonizing either sex. Seeing women, like men, as capable of both courage and jealousy, of providing care, and causing pain, is no more nor less than acknowledging women as fully human."Deborah Tannen, rev.
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Titled "Self Portrait" by Aung Soe Aung Soe thought deeply about the relevance of art in 20th-century Burma. According to Yin Ker, "He aspired for his paintings to be visual translations of Buddhist truths, not mere illustrations of episodes from the Buddha's previous lives or pretty pictures of pagodas and monks". In his later years, in poverty and with failing health, he became increasingly obsessed with creating an artistic idiom that reflected the Buddhist laws of impermanence. His biographer has said "he transposed his spiritual aspirations and experiences into his artistic mission statement and applied their practical methods to the act of creation".
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Wollstonecraft scholar Mitzi Myers concludes that Wollstonecraft "is not only a pioneer feminist, but also a pioneer feminist critic, whose analysis of the mesh between gender and genre inaugurates the feminist critical project".Myers, 123. Wollstonecraft wrote excoriating reviews, criticizing the passive novelistic heroines of the time and praising, for example, the "wise and resilient" Mrs Stafford of Charlotte Smith's autobiographical novel Emmeline (1788). In highlighting this character, she "singles out ... the knowledgeable mother figure who has felt and thought deeply", one who resembles the women she described in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792) as having "power ... over themselves".Myers, 130.
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Atemi waza (当て身技) or body-striking techniques were the strikes from the several ancient traditional Japanese jujitsu styles that were adopted in judo by its designer Jigorō Kanō in 1882 after a comprehensive study, accompanied by uke waza or defending blocks and parries. When judo further developed as a sports discipline, these techniques were excluded from its competition repertoire, which limits itself mainly to throws (nage waza) and holds (katame waza): although taught within self-defense, kata and sometimes used within informal randori, striking techniques are forbidden in the sport judo competitions rules.Kodokan Judo Atemi Waza - Study of the official classification of Atemi Waza and Kyusho by Jigoro Kano by José A. Caracena, 2016 Kanō thought deeply of atemi waza and its relationship with nage waza. Since he wanted to keep its practical character of martial art as well as its nature of physical and moral education, when compiling the nage nokata or randori-no-kata, his classical repertoire of 40 throws in the gokyo no waza (five sets of techniques), the standard syllabus of throwing techniques, he introduced four counterattack techniques against atemi waza: seoi nage, uki goshi, ura nage and yoko guruma.
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