We&aposre unpeeling layers of an onion, and that means they were in constant communication.
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It's something that's about discovery, unpeeling things and wanting to try and make sense of something.
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It felt like unchartered territory, as if I was unpeeling the unknown side of Italian wine.
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The series mimics the slow, methodical unpeeling of layers that is talk therapy for a good reason.
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"For the past three years, we have been unpeeling an onion, as it were, that is very challenging to investigate and identify," Mr. Brady said.
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I'm talking unpeeling and downing that sucker like a Kraft Single you guzzle at midnight when you're free to fully embrace the slob at your soul's core.
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Tanaka's unpeeling of the underground labyrinths of Tokyo Station, Shibuya Station, and Shinjuku Station (one of the world's biggest, and busiest, transport hubs) are like MRIs of some of the most amazing infrastructure on Earth.
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"Sometimes I fear that language I used to use at a time where I was still unpeeling my identity will eventually be used against me, or to invalidate the person I am now," she said.
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She directed a similar fervor at "Christine," repeatedly watching the 20 minutes of footage they had of Ms. Chubbuck on set (the whereabouts of the tape of her suicide are unknown), speaking to Ms. Chubbuck in her head while unpeeling herself emotionally, almost to the quick.
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Ordinary Pressure-sensitive tape ("Scotch tape") displays a glowing line where the end of the tape is being pulled away from the roll.Nature (journal). Sticky tape generates X-rays In 1953, Soviet scientists observed that unpeeling a roll of tape in a vacuum produced X-rays. The mechanism of X-ray generation was studied further in 2008.
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Previous sources had required cryogenic cooling, which greatly limited their use in everyday applications.Engineers demonstrate first room- temperature semiconductor source of coherent terahertz radiation Physorg.com. 19 May 2008. Retrieved May 2008 In 2009 it was discovered that the act of unpeeling adhesive tape generates non-polarized terahertz radiation, with a narrow peak at 2 THz and a broader peak at 18 THz.
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This leads to some limitations on what combinations are possible. For instance, in the case of the Rubik's Cube, there are a large number of combinations that can be achieved by randomly placing the coloured stickers on the cube, but not all of these can be achieved by manipulating the cube rotations. Similarly, not all the combinations that are mechanically possible from a disassembled cube are possible by manipulation of the puzzle. Since neither unpeeling the stickers nor disassembling the cube is an allowed operation, the possible operations of rotating various faces limit what can be achieved.
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After its premiere in Berlinale, the Guardian's film critic Peter Bradshaw gave the film a 3/5 star review, calling it "A Lynchian psychodrama in the sun" and "a disquieting spectacle of strangeness". The Hollywood Reporter and Screen International praised the film for its direction, imagery and the committed performances of Angeliki Papoulia and Youla Boudali, while criticising elements of the script's narrative construction and pace. Guy Lodge in Variety wrote that "“A Blast director Syllas Tzoumerkas returns with an agitated, atmospheric and sometimes confounding exercise in modern Greek tragedy. Tzoumerkas’ latest invites comparisons to the loopier, trash-skirting genre outings of Herzog or Lynch, with the gradual unpeeling of layered madness and corruption in the sleepy working town of Missolonghi occasionally calling to mind an aggressively sunburned Twin Peaks".
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Plath had a ritual late in her life that consisted of waking up before dawn, writing poetry before handling household chores and other drudgery for the rest of the day. Literary critic Kathleen Lant argues this routine is outlined in the second half of "Ariel", beginning with these lines: > White > Godiva, I unpeel -- > Dead hands, dead stringencies. This stanza, she argues, outlines her pre-dawn poetry writing, for in the poem these actions take place before the sun has risen, and because she is interpreting Plath's poetic "undressing" as an erotic metaphor for her undressing the structure to which she adhered before Ariel and The Colossus. This is seemingly further supported by another critic who argues that by "unpeeling" these dead "stringencies" she is taking off the Latinate diction which she had previously characterized much of her oeuvre of poetry, which some have argued as an earlier attempt to define herself a poetic identity.
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The English Language Acquisition, Language Enhancement, and Academic Achievement Act is a part of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and acted as a replacement for the Bilingual Education Act of 1968, which expired in 2002 Evans, B.A & N.H. Hornberger, "No child left behind: repealing and Unpeeling federal language education policy in the united states," Language Policy, Vol. 4, No. 1, Springer Netherlands; March, 2005 The focus of NCLB was for eligible academic institutions to become self- sufficient and expand their capacity to serve low-income students by providing funds to improve and strengthen the academic quality, institutional management, and fiscal stability of eligible institutions. The Bilingual Education Act of 1968, which was Title VII of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, presented the challenges of non-English speaking students and promoted bilingual education as an appropriate and effective way to serve LEP students. Its main purpose was to promote the development of innovative ESL education by offering competitive grants for SEAs. It was written at the height of the civil rights movement and reflected the nation’s changing attitudes towards diversity and equality.
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