There's ecstatic drum and bass breaks, ghostly techno passages, and trickily programmed originals that feel as if they've been hacked out of pure code.
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When he turns into a regular man (trickily named Guy Mann), though, he is subjugated into a mundane existence, when all he really wants is to return to his former self.
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But trickily for readers in today's age-striated world, three (approximately) generations encounter this feminist movement — and the broader culture wars of which it is a part — in at least three different ways.
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One of the biggest and potentially most significant stories remains the developments in CRISPR/Cas9, a trickily named technology that involves using gene editing, which can fix genetic mutations and diseases (among other uses) and has staggering implications for myriad areas of science.
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So, to reacquaint ourselves with the efficacious but trickily-named products that started it all, we've created this handy guide — with the input of cosmetic chemist and The Beauty Brains co-founder Randy Schueller and Miami-based dermatologist S. Manjula Jegasothy, MD — that breaks down what's inside those cute little bottles and squatty tubes, ahead.
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Svätopluk's adviser Dragomír finds out about Mojmír's deeds and orders his imprisonment. Mojmír admits killing pagans, but refuses accusation of killing father. Then Ľutomíra comes in and trickily testifies that the letter which she wrote and which was captured by royal guard was written by Mojmír. This frustrates the king and he orders to imprison Mojmír.
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Meanwhile Ace has trickily escaped the vet hospital, and heads home. The veterinary technician, not wanting to have his incompetence found out, puts some other ashes from the crematory into a container and marks them as Ace's. Dan tries to get over the grief of losing Ace by trying out other dogs, but to no success. Ace, while making his way back to Dan, captures a petty-thief and is lauded by the media.
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Here, unfortunately, Jaffer discovers that Alladin is alive, so, in a disguised form, he steals the lamp, imprisons Yasmin and pulls back Alladin's wealth. At present, Alladin moves in search of Yasmin, with the help of Yakub lands at the fort and spots that Jaffer is threatening Yamin to fulfill his lust. At that point in time, trickily Alladin recoups the lamp, eliminates Jaffer and bounces back to Bagdad. At last, Sultan handovers the kingdom to Alladin and he sets the ghost-free as it may not be misused.
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Christian Hoard of Rolling Stone claimed that the song would be "destined to go down as [one] of 2008's most interesting hip-hop cuts." Addi Stewart of Now magazine said the song "is straight groovy, baby!" Many praised the beat; Nick Levine of Digital Spy said, "It's a triumph of beats over melody, but few would deny that those beats sound pretty good as they're dropping." The Daily Mirror described the beat as "nicely buffeted electropop", noting its "trickily timed beats, synthesised horns and playful vocal jousting".
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The determined attack of a parent crane often assures safety from predators, but occasional losses to predation are inevitable. The carrion crow (Corvus corone) is locally a successful predator of common cranes' eggs, trickily using distraction displays to steal them. Other species of Corvus may also cause some loss of eggs, with common ravens (Corvus corax) also taking some small chicks. Common cranes may loosely associate with any other crane in the genus Grus in migration or winter as well as greater white-fronted geese and bean geese.
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The film completely revolves around shooting backdrop, Gopal Rao (Rao Gopal Rao) a film director, plans to introduce his son Raghu (Karthik) as a hero and selects a beautiful girl Seeta (Ramya Krishna) from slum as a heroine. Actually, Seeta is brought by her maternal uncle Ranga (Rajendra Prasad) who aspires to marry her but she doesn't have such intention. Parallelly, Ganga (Ashwini), the owner of a liquor shop in their area falls for Ranga, but he always ridicules her. During the shooting period, Raghu loves Seeta and trickily marries in the shooting scene which Gopala Rao denies due to his esteem.
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