That focus, however, meant that many other areas of focus went unasked.
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People are reluctant to offer unasked help because people can get offended.
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But there is value, as a black writer, in answering the unasked
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Unasked, she told me how incredibly popular the single-sex swimming was.
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Don't let your questions about Targaryen lineage (or anything else) go unasked.
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" Yet what often seems to go unasked is: "Who is it for?
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The question might have been better left unasked, but it's too late now.
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To describe this as an unasked-for argument would be putting it lightly.
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As another presidential election approaches, the question not only goes unanswered, but unasked.
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Then strangely all the other guys showed up with beards, too, unasked for.
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" Her mother is depressed and withdrawn, and "the unasked questions feel heavy between us.
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Those diversions meant that many questions about Puerto Rico were left unasked and unanswered.
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Within just digital communication itself, there are so many questions that have gone unasked.
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At one point, Kassabova comes across a fortuneteller who answers her secret, unasked question.
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Even she does not have license to go around the streets, criticizing people unasked.
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My depression has given me unasked-for gifts, including a sensitivity to others' suffering.
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Sometimes it means revealing the intimate moments of endurance, of unexpected kindness, unasked for love.
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His reverence for text induced Tennessee Williams, among others, to send him their plays unasked.
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"Why am I a toy?" he demands to know, mere hours into his unasked-for life.
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But I can't stop thinking about all that was left unsaid—actually, unasked—back in March.
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And eventually the gaze turns into unwanted, unasked-for touch, and that's what ruins Hannah's life.
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And reporters covering Cosby have been forced to examine decades of omissions, of questions unasked, stories untold.
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Whoever they are, the most sordid, unasked-for crushes involve someone you can't imagine avoiding or dating.
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The unasked question lurking underneath the Senate bill is this: How do we pay for it all?
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The reverse question was unasked but hung in the air: How was he going to treat them?
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If anything justifies the unasked-for return of Arrested Development for a fifth season, this might be it.
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As any serious horror fan knows, some questions are better left unasked so that they will remain unanswered.
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Wanda fondly recalls when a friend, unasked, bought her groceries and another friend delivered them to her apartment.
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Left unasked was whether the country's titans of capital should be responsible for deciding who qualifies as a journalist.
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I'm here to tell you that you should listen to all this unasked-for advice and read that story.
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When she rented the cottage on her property to a landscaper, he began, unasked, to gussy up her yard.
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On top of unasked questions, there are also dark spots in each candidate's record that merit a moderator's cross-examination.
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I am no Kremlinologist, but it seems to me more that the very question is wrong and should be unasked.
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BM: What do any of us like less than unasked-for advice, especially from one of your investors, in public.
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The woman was still there, poised over her elbows, studying my face as if I had the answer to the unasked question.
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While the exhibition asks many questions about what labor is and its future, unasked questions loom: Are different forms of labor comparable?
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"Wait —" is a weekly newsletter in which Caity Weaver investigates an unanswered (and possibly unasked) question in the news and pop culture.
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To begin seriously reckoning with such unasked questions, we would do well to examine the liberal tradition's own internal debates over communitarian values.
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That was the crucial unasked question as the cheering died away and the justices and their friends departed into the icy Washington night.
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Wedding shamers take to social media to voice unasked for opinions on wedding dresses, rings, cakes, mothers-in-law and so much more.
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Owen has made immense progress, to which "Life, Animated" is a stirring tribute, yet it leaves a trail of questions unanswered or unasked.
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Sure, it took the top spot, but its competition was the unasked-for and the ridiculous: Alice Through the Looking Glass and Angry Birds.
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For it seems to me, watching such a film, that the age-old question of what it is to be her goes unasked once more.
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However Musk's unasked for experimental 'escape pod' device has not been involved in the rescue mission — after being deemed impractical for conditions in the caves.
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The news coverage has put many women in mind of unsolicited shoulder massages at the office, or unasked-for hugs and arms around the shoulder.
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The lavishness turns quickly into horror — Godwin gives us buckets of blood unasked for in the original — and then into a presentiment of Lear on the heath.
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You know, the ones that include yet another unasked-for edit from George Lucas, specifically of the most controversial edit he ever made on a special edition.
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When Aquaman triumphs at the end and averts the war, the question of just what he will do to save his subjects is not just unanswered but unasked.
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Allen's son, Ronan Farrow, penned an essay titled "My father, Woody Allen, and the danger of questions unasked," which was published the day Allen's film "Cafe Society" opened Cannes.
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It's the consequences that echo around the content that are truly damaging—threats, stalking, assault, impact on someone's employment, and the unasked-for emotional cost of using the internet.
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So here, completely unasked for and likely undesired by the company, are four suggestions for making Wizards Unite something that I will play for more than half a month.
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But this suppression was done in the dark, unasked for by the "protected" parties — and it wasn't until exposed by German site NetzPolitik that anyone knew these rules had existed.
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And with portions of the debate focusing on Trump, one key question went unasked of the two candidates on stage: why should primary voters choose you, and not your Democratic opponent?
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In our explorations of the athleto-musicological phenomenon known as Sportscore, there has been a largely unasked, seemingly unanswerable question: so does this goofy nonsense genre have a future or not?
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But the trend that's opened the doors of Hollywood's most valuable properties to up-and-coming directors raises an unfortunate, largely unasked question: Why are all of these young, indie directors men?
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And giving the black worker in Florida an unasked-for pay hike would cost the organization a chunk of unbudgeted money (and open it up to having to adjust others' salaries too).
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Left unasked and unanswered is what happens to black people who can't meet that picture-perfect middle-class standard, who are messy and flawed and fucked-up – who are human, in other words.
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Therefore, if Mr. Bolton did indeed offer his resignation on Monday, unasked, and President Trump told him to wait until next day, the ploy was obviously to turn it into a Trump firing.
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The researchers point out that the root causes of crime and racial bias are a different subject, though left unasked is an obvious question: Why augment policing while there are still pervasive, unaddressed biases?
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In what can only be described as a sexist scavenger hunt, people began going over her work to see how much she'd really contributed to the project that skyrocketed her to unasked-for fame.
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Left unasked is how to help the millions of Americans who suffer from chronic illnesses such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, or stroke — which now make up an astounding 93 percent of Medicare spending.
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But whatever happens will leave an unanswered, and sadly, perhaps unasked, question: was the outcome worth to Americans the cost of some 4,500 dead, and the trillions of taxpayer dollars spent, over the last 14 years?
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Some questions go unasked because they're not legally permitted (your race or national origin) or because the company has no way of telling if you have answered truthfully (Do you sometimes wake up with leg cramps?).
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Those unasked and unanswered questions got us thinking about some other recent popular-culture flash points: Jordan Peele's horror film "Get Out" and a scandalous Pepsi commercial, starring Kendall Jenner, that hit the internet last week.
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Doing so risks minimizing an offense that ultimately hinges on unasked-for intimate contact, and a lawyer who argues that wearing a device like Hush in public is opening themselves to its unauthorized use is victim blaming.
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According to reports, Iger also said that the film will show how Solo met his Wookiee sidekick Chewbacca, and that audiences will "also discover how he got his name," an unasked question if ever there was one.
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Filled with unasked questions and unverified assertions, "Voyeur" is a sad, strange tale of two men whose similarities of taste and temperament — including extreme ego, unbridled nosiness and a penchant for the lurid — are its real subject.
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"The first thing he said to me, unasked, was: 'Don't think for even a second that I believe this business about it being an assassination,'" recalled Ms. Kluzik-Rostkowska, who is now aligned with the political opposition.
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During this time, the ALEC team at CIA headquarters, which was assigned to find Osama bin Laden, sent questions to Thailand for the team to ask Zubaydah; they went unasked, and unanswered, because he was in isolation.
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The app and its web portal worked fine, but it also meant that every question was screened by the moderator — and we'll never know what great questions went unasked because a moderator felt uncomfortable reading them out loud.
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Worse, Euro-pharmacists often offer, unasked, remedies based on homeopathy: the bogus theory that some compounds, even toxins like arsenic, if so diluted that only a "memory" of their presence remains in a pill or potion, have magical curative powers.
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But she also has a bloodhound's nose for unasked questions and breadcrumb trails; she does over a dozen new forensic tests and experiments around the Avery property, claiming that the original defense team put in little legwork the first time round.
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But, of all the questions that went unasked, the most glaring omission was the obvious one: Why was an Afghan man named Zarif Khan making a small fortune plus a whole lot of Mexican food under the name Louie Tamale?
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The monster we catch a glimpse of is some kind of pig-man (sort of like the pig-man in Murder House) and somebody keeps leaving little dolls all over the place and hanging unasked-for yarn decor around Shelby and Matt's house.
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He explains that he prefers the company of what he calls "regular" people, leading one to wonder, among many other questions left unasked and unanswered: Does that mean that travelers who stay in hotels are, despite the film's title, less "regular" than others?
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There are times, in our encounters with art, when we find ourselves on the receiving end of an unasked-for gift: the gaze of a girl in a 16th-century portrait; a sustained low note on the cello; the naked muscle of a dancer's straining limb.
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This epic is unlike any other I've read—it will get under your skin as it drives you towards the deepest reaches of space, asking the too-often unasked questions about such journeys: questions of ego, of experience, of what then constitutes as hallucinatory, from beyond it all.
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The game itself is the same size it has always been, but it's telling that, among all the other emotions that will come with kickoff on Sunday, the foremost one might be relief—Super Bowl City will be struck, the endless unasked-for bigness will disappear from view.
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We also get a good look at Ian McShane as Shadow's unasked-for patron Mr. Wednesday, and Emily Browning as his dead wife Laura—and fans of the Gaiman novel will recognize a number of minor characters, from old-schoolers Mad Sweeney and Bilquis to new jacks like Technical Boy.
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In a column posted by The Hollywood Reporter a little less than an hour before the news conference and headlined "My Father, Woody Allen, and the Danger of Questions Unasked," Mr. Farrow blamed the news media for not asking tough questions and Mr. Allen's public relations machine for fending off the media.
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The bottom line is that everyone's personal data is being made to carry a lot of baggage these days — and most of the time it's almost impossible to figure out exactly what that unasked for baggage might entail when you consent to letting a particular app or service track where you go.
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This bit of linguistic contortionist is just the latest ridiculous twist in a long-running defamation suit which began when Musk suffered the public humiliation of building a non-viable and unasked-for miniature submarine to rescue a children's soccer team that had become trapped in a cave in Thailand last summer.
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Another question looming over the heads of those hopeful for a political solution to the war between the Afghan government and the Taliban is publicly unasked and notedly unanswered: If the Taliban take a significant amount of control over the Afghan government through negotiations or force, will the United States continue to fund it?
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For instance to push users to post more content — such as by generating an artificial slideshow of "memories" from your profile and a friend's profile, and then suggesting you share this unasked for content on your timeline (pushing you to do so because, well, what's your friend going to think if you choose not to share it?).
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Unasked Family () is a South Korean television series starring Choi Yoon-so, Seol Jung-hwan, Shim Ji-ho, and . The series aired on KBS1 from October 28, 2019 to April 17, 2020.
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The Sports Council Amsterdam (Dutch: Sportraad Amsterdam) is an independent advisory body that was created by the city council in 1952, to give asked and unasked advice on the main points of sport in Amsterdam.
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In addition, the bird also promises the King that it would do his best to persuade Damayanthi to marry Nalan. Nalan is extremely pleased for the favour that came unasked. He hugs the bird as his dearest and sends it as his messenger to Damayanthi.
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The Smithsonian collection is anything but random. Each of its objects has a scope that encompasses answers to questions as yet unasked, from photography, providing a multiplicity of meaning a single image, to the National Zoo, housing animals and DNA for study in future centuries.
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In about 1763 he and a friend, John Roberts, went into business in Paternoster Row as booksellers. In setting himself up in business, Robinson had the support of Thomas Longman, "who liberally, and unasked, offered him any sum, on credit, that might be wanted". His partner, Roberts, died about 1776.
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Cooking is the main field of work for women. Some households have a small room for making food and keeping utensils. Neighbors or relatives sometimes arrive unasked to assist in housework, or they may bring their own household tasks to work on together and socialize. Food preparation is done in the open air.
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Code Ann. Sec. 3515.8 (West 2010)). Agreeing with Sotomayor that the majority answered an unasked constitutional question, Breyer believes the majority's opt in requirement is “directly contrary to precedent.” Finally, Breyer laments that the majority's opinion is “virtually guaranteed” to “play a central role in the ongoing, intense political debate” regarding Right to Work laws.
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It turns out that Gair is not so ordinary as he had expected himself to be. His fame grew later throughout the Moor and was known for his magnificent collar, of the finest Dorig work. He was also known to have the rarest Gift of all, and that is the Gift of Sight Unasked.
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Part of his business consisted of gathering animals for the Germans. It was an unwelcome job, but mandated by the Germans as well as his unasked role as mayor. However, like many older patriotic French, he was Vichy supporter, a decorated World War I veteran. Although gassed in the Great War, he was a large, healthy man.
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This was sudden death, and horror, unwanted and unasked for, but complete." Lieutenant Commander Stinson reported: "I felt and saw two flashes after which only the bow of the ship was visible. The rest had disintegrated and the bow sank soon afterwards." The two survivors, SN 1/c Kemp and SN 1/c Kennedy, according to Stinson, ". . .
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The term is often used or translated to mean that the question itself must be "unasked": no answer can exist in the terms provided. Zhaozhou's answer, which literally means that dogs do not have Buddha nature, has been interpreted by Robert Pirsig and Douglas Hofstadter to mean that such categorical thinking is a delusion, that yes and no are both correct and incorrect.
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Nemarluk (1911? – August 1940) was a fierce Aboriginal warrior who lived around present-day Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia. He fought strongly against both white and Japanese intruders who had come, unasked, into his people's tribal lands. Reported to be 6 feet 2 inches tall, he was head man of the Chul-a-mar, the "Red Band of Killers".
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Because neither the question presented, briefed, or argued disputed the constitutionality of requiring nonmembers to opt out of fees, Sotommayor does not feel the Court has the power to make affirmatively opting into fees a constitutional requirement. Because what is chargeable and nonchargeable to nonmembers is uncertain, Sotomayor feels the “majority’s answer to its unasked constitutional question is not even clear.”132 S. Ct. at 2299.
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Pickstock has from the start of her career been associated with the Radical Orthodoxy movement, on account of her collaboration with John Milbank, her then doctoral supervisor.On the relationship with Milbank, see the Caldecott interview. Her own academic work is both like and unlike that of her mentor: they are both identifiable as “post-modern critical Augustinian” theologians,See John Milbank, "Postmodern Critical Augustinianism: A Short Summa in Response to Forty-Two Unasked Questions." Modern Theology.
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Tryst is a romantic play set in Edwardian London. Tryst had its debut on April 6, 2006 at the Promenade Theatre in New York. Tryst, by British playwright Karoline Leach, has been described as a "subversion of Edwardian melodrama", in which the stereotypical actions and responses of the characters are used to ask usually unasked questions about the motivations and power-relationships of the characters. The 2006 off-Broadway premiere starred Maxwell Caulfield and Amelia Campbell.
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The failure to complete them led to renewed sanction.Ellmann (1988:465–466) Wilde, who still loved Lord Alfred, became upset as contact from him became rare, then annoyed when he learned that the latter planned to publish Wilde's letters without permission and dedicate poems to him unasked. He wrote to friends immediately, forbidding the former and refusing the latter.Ellmann (1988:460) Wilde still maintained his belief that the Queensberrys owed him a debt of honour arising from his bankruptcy trial.
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Netnography offers a less intrusive research experience than ethnography, because netnography uses mainly observational data. Netnography is more naturalistic than personal interviews, focus groups, surveys, and experiments, which the qualities are largely influenced by the researcher. In addition, participants may alter their reactions/answers when involving in the interviews, focus group and surveys. The main advantage of netnography is that individuals reveal information, including sensitive details, unasked and voluntarily online naturally, and the netnographer could gain this organic information through observation.
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Rich states, "I undertook 'Compulsory Heterosexuality' ... to contribute to an issue on sexuality, from any perspective I chose. I thought I was writing an exploratory piece, an essay in the literal sense of 'attempt:' a turning picture –the presumption of female heterosexuality—around to view it from different angles, a hazarding of unasked questions. That it should be read as a manifesto or doctrine never occurred to me." Rich discloses that the purpose of "Compulsory Heterosexuality" was to complicate the proverbial, i.e.
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Woodward often uses unnamed sources in his reporting for the Post and in his books. Using extensive interviews with firsthand witnesses, documents, meeting notes, diaries, calendars, and other documentation, Woodward attempts to construct a seamless narrative of events, most often told through the eyes of the key participants. Nicholas von Hoffman has made the criticism that "arrestingly irrelevant detail is [often] used",Nicholas von Hoffman, "Unasked Questions," The New York Review of Books, June 10, 1976, Vol. 23, Number 10.
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Bigg lived on a diet of meat, milk, ale and beer which was supplied to him from unasked charity of local people. He is said to have lived off charity but to only ask for gifts of leather, which he used to patch his boots and clothing, giving him his famous look of a patchwork of leather. His boots, massive with decades of tacked on leather, remain on display at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Bigg was buried on 4 April 1696, in Dinton.
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Since 1960, unasked and unpaid, Baldwin has visited Keele University, where his mother worked as a cleaner, to greet new students. A testimonial football match, on 12 March 2000, featured his own team of Keele University students (the Neil Baldwin Football Club, formed in 1967, whose president was Kevin Keegan) against an all-star side of former Football League players including Lou Macari, Asa Hartford and Gordon Cowans.Match programme He was granted honorary life membership of Keele University Students' Union in 1968. The proposal received unanimous support.
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De Balie De Balie is a theatre and a centre for politics, culture and media, with a café-restaurant at Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10, at Leidseplein in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. De Balie specialises in a number of territories: politics, art, society, media and cinema, and regularly organises programs. These programs consistently bear the mark of a sharp and deeply analytical character; De Balie leaves no questions of social relevance unasked. Through talk shows, discussions, debates and theatre, De Balie mixes several points of view in a wayward and creative fashion.
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McKay introduced a version of the bill into the House on February 20; debate began the same day. The dollar was attacked on the ground it would be too small; the double eagle on the claim that it would be heavily abraded in circulation, and would become lightweight. McKay did not respond substantively, but stated that if no one wanted these denominations, they would be unasked-for at the Mint, and would not be coined. Pennsylvania Representative Joseph Ingersoll, a Whig, spoke against the bill, noting that Patterson opposed the new denominations.
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To manage complex systems, the desire of intelligibility and the need of teachability have to be coped with. The direct approach with cutting the complex into pieces will fail, when overview on structure and contents get lost on the path to full explanation. A promising approach to ensure success is the nested layering of the systems description with a staggered approach to disclosing the details.Disclosure overload and complexity hiding That appears as a temporary hiding of the last degree of detailing, as long as the further detailing gets omitted or unasked.
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Burke and Wills 1861 p.32 Wills' field journal notes that as the explorers neared the Gulf of Carpentaria they: > ...came to a channel through which the sea water enters. Here we passed > three blacks, who, as is universally their custom, pointed out to us, > unasked, the best part down. This assisted us greatly, for the ground we > were taking was very boggy.Wills 1861 On 10 February 1861 Burke's party reached the tidal channel, technically fulfilling their objective of traversing the country, but were unable to cross dense mangrove swamps and reach the sea.
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Amy pays Willow a visit, wanting her rat cage as a souvenir, and talks with Willow about her progress with avoiding magic, something which Amy isn't very encouraging about. Wishing to get Willow back on to magic, Amy gives her an unasked-for gift that provides Willow with uncontrollable magical powers. Buffy watches the grinder grind meat, but discovers a human finger in the processed meat. Appalled at the idea of human meat being the secret ingredient, Buffy confronts Manny about it, but he doesn't agree with her suspicions.
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During the evening discourse, Shastri Yagnapurushdas wondered how Bhagatji Maharaj, a tailor by profession, could simultaneously stitch and speak with such profound spirituality. Bhagatji Maharaj answered Yagnapurushdas’ unasked question by saying, "A man of true knowledge has countless eyes and can see from anywhere." Intrigued by this experience, Shastri Yagnapurushdas began spending increasing amounts of time listening to Bhagatji Maharaj’s discourses, eventually accepting him as his guru. Once, Bhagatji Maharaj explained that only after understanding Swami (Gunatitanand Swami) as Akshar and Shriji Maharaj as Narayan could one be said to have complete faith in Swaminarayan.
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In 1954, to provide for his parents and to raise funds necessary to underwrite his musical career, Clynes, on the basis of his scientific training, took a job working with a new analog computer, a device about which, at the time, both he and his interviewer were ignorant. In short order, however, Clynes mastered that computer, and then within a year created a new analytic method of stabilizing dynamical systems, which he published as a paper in the IEEE Transactions. Bogue, the company he was working for, doubled his salary, after a year, unasked. "Only in America!" was Clynes' reaction.
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Meek little Waffles Bunny, variously depicted as a reporter or a shoeshine boy, rubs a magic ring to gain mass and height and become the flying, super-strong Super Rabbit. He is virtually invulnerable except for a small spot on the very top of his head, where something as light as a falling feather could knock him out. He protects the innocent, captures robbers, and even fights such World War II menaces as Super Nazi, a pig with a Hitler mustache. His self- proclaimed "number-one fan" and unasked-for publicist Wilbur Woodpecker occasionally accompanies Super Rabbit, much to his consternation.
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Life presents the ordinary human being with ample unasked-for occasions to practice redemptive suffering. However, religious practitioners in various traditions have found spiritual benefits from voluntarily bringing upon themselves additional pain and discomfort through corporal mortification. One extreme example of redemptive suffering, which existed in the 13th and 14th centuries in Europe, was the Flagellant movement. As a partial response to the Black Death, these radicals, who were later condemned as heretics in the Catholic Church, engaged in body mortification, usually by whipping themselves, to repent for their sins, which they believed led to the Black Death.
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Idaho had been admitted to the Union earlier in 1890, and Boise, the state capital, was a boom town, where the police and courts were not yet fully effective. Borah's first case was referred to him by the gambler who had advised him on board the train; the young attorney was asked to defend a man accused of murder for shooting a Chinese immigrant in the back. Borah gained an unasked- for dismissal when the judge decided that killing a Chinese male was at worst manslaughter. Borah prospered in Boise, both in law and in politics.
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" Some publications however were more critical towards the film. In a lukewarm review of Empire David Parkinson wrote, "A touch twee at times, but the use of classic and original animation is admirable, while Owen emerges as the king of sidekicks." Film critic Anthony Lane of The New Yorker said, "Owen has made immense progress, to which Life, Animated is a stirring tribute, yet it leaves a trail of questions unanswered or unasked." The New York Timess Jeannette Catsoulis quipped, "Belaboring the cartoon connection, the director leaves the family struggles that enrich Mr. Suskind's 2014 book of the same title stubbornly veiled.
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None of these features had until this time occurred outside of the Qurʼan in Islamic literature--at least they had not been used together in a single work. To have done so would have indicated to the reader that the author was claiming revelation.. The Qayyúmu'l-Asmáʼ was the first scriptural work of the Báb. The first chapter was written for Mullá Husayn, the first to believe in the Báb's claims, on the same day that the Báb proclaimed himself. Mullá Husayn had requested that Siyyid Kázim write a commentary on the Surah of Joseph, but Siyyid Kázim responded that the Promised One would reveal the commentary to him "unasked".
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A devoted follower will refer to Miku as Onee-sama (formal Japanese for big sister) and think or do things they normally wouldn't do, even if unasked, to help her out no matter how insane the action, such as what Kotori and crew were about to do as punishment to all the people, especially Shido, who had hurt Miku before being interrupted. Her Astral Dress, Shaddai El Chai, adds a yellow crescent moon to the hair clip, as well as a number of white flowers in her hair. The Astral Dress itself consists of a mainly yellow dress with some blue parts as well as white frills. Her Ratatoskr codename is .
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Alone up there with thousands of eyes peering at me > -- opera glasses raised for a closer look, and the unasked but heavily felt > question "what's he going to do?" All this was going through my head as I > learned the lines -- all this was in front of my eyes as I lay down at night > -- and when the day came that I was to open at Texas A&M; University I was > filled with fear. A very primitive fear -- the fear of the actor. The > nightmare that all actors have from time to time is appearing naked in front > of an audience -- not knowing the lines, not knowing the play -- I was > living the dream.
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Barnes was born at 219 Great Lister Street, Saltley, Birmingham, England. The son of a butcher, Barnes became interested in performing as a result of going to see Vesta Tilley in 1895. He made his debut at the Gaiety Theatre, Birmingham in March 1906 and gave his first notable performance playing the Duke of Solihull in Cinderella at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, the same year. It was while starring in the pantomime that Barnes acquired his first agent and attracted the attention of another Birmingham-born music hall artist, George Lashwood, who, in Fred's own words, 'took me in hand... [placed] at my disposal, free and unasked, the lessons of his long and brilliant career'.
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Mr > Charles Lawrence Bradley, medical officer of the prison, said he had been > told that he (prisoner) fretted, as he was being unjustly punished for a > crime of which be was not guilty. His mind was no doubt impaired, and he had > suffered from delirium tremens. A letter was written on slate by deceased > which might be worth the attention of the jury He left a last letter, > written, apparently, on slate, to his family."MELANCHOLY SUICIDE IN > PENTONVILLE PRISON Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Fri 29 Jul 1864 Page 3 Bambrick's last letter read: > "My dear, dear Friends and Family, - Becoming quite tired of my truly > miserable existence, I am about to rush into the presence of my Maker > uncalled unasked.
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A similar review from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch asserted that "at nearly 500 pages, Sword of Summer is too long" and loses some of its charm from the overuse of "quests-within-a-quest". While Gopnik and others accept The Sword of Summer as of passable quality and certain to appeal to many readers, Gopnik summarizes their views in his review's concluding lines: "The marvels of myth Riordan recreates here as before; the mystery of myth remains unactualized in his work or, sadder and more likely, unasked for by his time." On a more positive note, some critics appreciated Riordan's new turn towards multiculturalism. Other reviewers have shown interest in Riordan's choice to kill his main character and other signs of his newest story being more mature than the famous Percy Jackson & the Olympians.
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Because of this, her entire species was classified as "dangerous" and prohibited from ever entering Japan. Despite this and because she wanted to make friends, Kino contacted an underworld broker (later revealed to be the President of Black Lily Innovations [see below]) who illegally smuggled her into the country alongside Killa and a third liminal. However, much to Kino's confusion, instead of accepting money as payment the broker demanded that she wander around the Kurusu house, which she did until she was found by Papi and brought into the house. After her spores are neutralized (thanks to some unexpected and unasked-for modifications to Kimihito's house courtesy of Mero's mother), Kino apologizes for the troubles she caused and warns Kimihito that the last illegal liminal scares even her.
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In the late 1860s in the fictional town of Salt Licks, Texas, young Travis Coates has been working to take care of his family ranch with his mother and younger brother, Arliss, while his father goes off on a cattle drive. When a "dingy yellow" dog comes for an unasked stay with the family, Travis reluctantly takes in the dog, which they name Old Yeller. The name has a double meaning: The fur color yellow pronounced as "yeller" and the fact that its bark sounds more like a human yell. Though Travis initially loathes the "rascal" and at first tries to get rid of it, the dog (a yellow cur), eventually proves his worth, saving the family on several occasions, rescuing Arliss from a bear, Travis from a bunch of wild hogs, and Mama and their friend Lisbeth from a loafer wolf.
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Having circulated a prophecy that the son of Apollo was to be born again, he contrived that there should be found in the foundations of the temple to Aesculapius, then in course of construction at Abonoteichus, an egg in which a small live snake had been placed. In an age of superstition no people had so great a reputation for credulity as the Paphlagonians, and Alexander had little difficulty in convincing them of the second coming of the god under the name of Glycon. A large tame snake with a false human head, wound round Alexander's body as he sat in a shrine in the temple,Frankfurther, David, Ritual Expertise in Roman Egypt and the Problem of the Category of Macician, in Schäfer, Peter and Kippenberg, Hans Gerhard, Envisioning Magic: A Princeton Seminar and Symposium, p. 115, BRILL (1997), gave "autophones", or oracles unasked.
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Siyyid Kázim had apparently—when requested by Mullá Husayn to do so himself—predicted that the Mahdi would reveal, unasked, a commentary on this Surah. Nabil's Narrative records Mullá Husayn's account of the signs he had been given by the dying Siyyid Kázim to recognize the Mahdi and indicates that Mullá Husayn was quickly convinced that the Báb satisfied these conditions. While the Báb had already revealed his religious mission to his wife, Khadíjih-Bagum and his household servant, Mubarak about a month previous, Mullá Husayn became the first person to independently recognize him as the Mahdi and the prophet- founder of a new religion, and was appointed as the first member of the Báb's "Letters of the Living" (Ḥurúfu'l-ḥayy in Arabic). The anniversary of this declaration is observed as a holy day by Baháʼí communities around the world and the beginning of the religions of Bábism and the Baháʼí Faith.
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The 1774 Laws of Cricket state "The bowler must deliver the Ball with one foot behind the Crease even with the wicket ... If he delivers the Ball with his hinder foot over the Bowling crease the Umpire shall call no Ball (sic), though she be struck or the player is Bowled out; which he shall do without being asked, and no Person shall have any right to ask him." In the 1788 MCC code this became "The Bowler Shall deliver the Ball with one foot behind the Bowling Crease, and within the Return Crease...if the Bowler's foot is not behind the Bowling Crease, and within the return Crease, when he delivers the Ball, [the Umpires] must, unasked, call No Ball." The early Laws do not define any consequence of No Ball. It is implied that, when called No Ball, the ball was not in play, Trevor Bailey, A History of Cricket, George Allen & Unwin, 1979 probably regarded as 'dead,' and the batting team did not benefit.
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He was appointed in November 1909 as a member of a Royal Commission on the selection of Justices of the Peace (magistrates), which reported in July 1910. The Commission's recommendations included the appointment of local committees which would monitor the effectiveness of magistrates and report of whether more magistrates were needed, and proposals to remove political bias from the selection process. However, Verney signed the report with a note dissociating himself from the proposal that "the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Lieutenants should refuse to receive any unasked-for recommendations from members of parliament or candidates for such membership in their own constituencies, or from political agents or representatives of political associations"; he claimed that this was outside the scope of the commission. Verney was re-elected in Buckingham in January 1910, but at the December 1910 general election he stood aside from Buckingham to allow his nephew Sir Harry Verney, 4th Baronet to contest the seat.
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Brown retained ownership of his early land purchases longer than most early settlers, and as a result became wealthy. By the time of his death, the city's expansion had already encompassed much of his old farm on Fond du Lac, or would soon do so. He was a member of the board of directors of Byron Kilbourn's abortive Milwaukee and Rock River Canal Company, as he would later be on that of the Milwaukee and La Crosse Railway. James Buck's Pioneer History of Milwaukee County published in 1876 just after Brown's death, described him thus: > In person Deacon Brown was tall, with a large frame, capable of great > endurance; he had dark brown hair, dark blue eyes, a soft voice, almost > feminine in its tone; he spoke short and quick, walked with a quick, state > stride, his eyes usually cast upon the ground, as though in deep thought; he > was somewhat reticent and company; kept his own counsel, never interfering, > unasked, with the affairs of others; was regular and methodical in all he > did; a good financier; quick to see and quick to decide; and as a > companionable man unexcelled.
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