I like her tone and her idea that untidiness is a spectrum.
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Mr. Bloom has a nice feel for the untidiness of ethical thought.
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But even remembering the purpose behind this untidiness, I take no comfort from my garden anymore.
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Indeed, the ultimate goal of organizing is to remedy the state of untidiness and prevent its recurrence.
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" They "seek to systematize complexity, to reduce the chaos, disorder and sheer untidiness of history to neat patterns.
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Mr. Johnson is famous for his shambling manner, a raffish untidiness that extends from his clothes to his personal life.
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Orchard St. gets a 6.5/10 for a lot of space and a beautiful environment, mixed with an unusual level of untidiness and cramped locker rooms.
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Though the scholarship on its origins is uncertain, it appears that Chekhov began writing it as an 18-year-old student, and it exudes a youthful, passionate untidiness.
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This may sound like a very minor annoyance and Acer says it's to make the screen easier to fold back, but the slight edge of untidiness might annoy some.
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Every secret facility and bedroom is dense and messy with the signs of life, but you only get that sort of organic untidiness in a game through careful experimentation and craftsmanship.
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The Saturday Profile TOKYO — As befits a director whose movies chart the untidiness of Japanese family life, the office of Hirokazu Kore-eda is cluttered with piles of papers, books, photographs, videocassettes and CDs.
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The hunch is that everyday people should be able to at least indirectly access the insights of moral theories, even if they have only limited comprehension of the overarching theory, and even amid the untidiness of the real world.
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In the trial's opening arguments, Larry Kelly, Mr. Ferreira's lawyer, admitted that his client was "a messy guy with a messy yard," but argued that this conspicuous untidiness did not mean he was a danger to the public, as town officials have repeatedly asserted.
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Hello Friends is a comedy about a group of six lovable, humorous, fun-loving friends and their adventures and misadventures. Sanjana is a designer at a clothing factory. One thing that she can't stand is untidiness.
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Edited by Bettina Hurrelmann. Fischer Verlag. Frankfurt/M. 1995, pp 339 – 357 However, Anne Marie persists in her untidiness until she forgets one day to give her canary Mätzchen (Antics) fresh water. The bird dies, and Anne Marie feels for the first time that sloppiness can have dire consequences.
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One thing that is striking is that these facilities over the look clean and well groomed and did not impress the general untidiness that is one hallmark of the boarding school. This is probably not lost on the role of sexy Hygiene cottage that can empower all existing resources on campus.
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Playing for the Carpentras XIII club, Baudouin represented France Under-21s in 1993.Maloney looks smart amid the untidiness The Independent, 3 December 1993 The next year he made his test debut for France, playing against Fiji. He was part of the French side at the 1995 World Cup, playing in two matches.
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The slate for the sculpture was selected from North Wales because the sculptor learned that Turing used to holiday there as a child and adult. The slate originated from Llechwedd, near Blaenau Ffestiniog. Turing is depicted seated and looking at a German Enigma machine. He is dressed in a jacket, but there is some deliberate untidiness in his clothing.
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"Sooner than > immediate" was the mould of her temperament and she could not tolerate > untidiness. Norah's contribution to Punjabi drama was duly recognised by Punjabi University, Patiala which awarded her an honorary doctorate. The museum of the university houses some of her rare belongings. During the later years of her life, Richards was deeply worried about the future of Woodlands and her large collection of literature and manuscripts.
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The next day, the consul arranged for the astronomers to use a rocky island called Rados where Simonov, guard-marine Adams and artilleryman Korniliev set a transit instrument and started to reconcile the chronometers. Generally, Bellingshausen was not fond of the Brazilian capital, mentioning "disgusting untidiness" and "abominable shops where they sell slaves". On the contrary, Simonov claimed that Rio with its "meekness of morals, the luxury and courtesy of society and the magnificence of spiritual processions" do "remind him of southern European cities".
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The groom was about 47. Henry James described how > Madame Mohl used to drop out of an omnibus, often into a mud-puddle, at our > door, and delight us with her originality and freshness. I can see her now, > just arrived, her feet on the fender before the fire, her hair flying, and > her general untidiness so marked as to be picturesque. In 1854, Florence Nightingale set off with a team of women to assist in nursing the wounded men from the Crimean War in Scutari.
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The code pertained to all spheres of school life including infractions such as lateness to class, disrespect, untidiness and absenteeism. In the Gold Coast era, the four-year school curriculum included instruction in the Ga language and English. The development of the Ga curriculum was led by Johannes Zimmerman and Gold Coast historian, Carl Christian Reindorf who were influential in the translation of the Bible into the Ga language. Reindorf wrote The History of the Gold Coast and Asante which was published in 1895.
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The purpose of this law has been briefly described as "to remove the legislative untidiness, create competition in the sector, lessen the uncertainties for operators and allocate resources to R&D;". The Electronic Communications Law attributed to the Ministry of Transportation, Maritime Affairs and Communications the policy making authority in the field of electronic communications (article 5). The regulation function was given to the Telecommunications Authority (article 6). Following article 65(3) of the Law N. 5809, the name of the Authority was changed from "Telecommunications Authority" to "Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA)".
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The KFC in Dongsi sits across the street from a Chinese fried-chicken restaurant called "Glorious China Chicken." Despite Glorious China Chicken's cheaper prices, larger portions, choices of rice, soup, and vegetables, and draught beer, the KFC consistently has more customers because of one factor: its hygiene. Regardless of the number of people being served, the Chinese KFC employees constantly clean the restaurant and its bathrooms, so it surpasses the vast majority of China's local restaurants in terms of cleanliness. As a result, Chinese people highly favored KFC and began to complain of other restaurants' lack of bathrooms and general untidiness.
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37 In December 1930, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Commodore Richard Williams, arrived for an inspection and found the base to be in such a state of untidiness that he ordered every man on parade and gave them what was described as "an almighty dressing down", threatening that Christmas leave would be cancelled unless the place was cleaned up.Roylance, Air Base Richmond, pp. 36–37Coulthard-Clark, The Third Brother, p. 363 Having handed over to Squadron Leader Bill Bostock on 22 November 1931, Cobby was promoted to wing commander on 1 May 1933 and subsequently served as RAAF Director of Intelligence.
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The argument is that there is no pure form of realism and the position that it is almost impossible to find literature that is not in fact realist, at least to some extent while, and that whenever one searches for pure realism, it vanishes. J.P. Stern countered this position when he maintained that this "looseness" or "untidiness" makes the term indispensable in common and literary discourse alike. Others also dismiss it as obvious and simple-minded while denying realistic aesthetic, branding as pretentious since it is considered mere reportage, not art, and based on naive metaphysics.
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Recurrent humor is generated on the show by contrasting the 'squeaky-clean' habits of June and Ward with the 'grubby' ones of Wally and Beaver. While Ward and June stress cleanliness, bathing, and good grooming (ordering both boys to wash their faces, hands, and fingernails before dinner), both boys generally prefer being unwashed and dressed in dirty clothes. In the premiere episode,Leave It to Beaver, episode 1: "Beaver Gets 'Spelled" Wally and Beaver fake bathing by rumpling towels and tossing "turtle dirt" in the bathtub. In "Cleaning Up Beaver", June and Ward commend Wally on his neat appearance and chide Beaver for his untidiness.
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At St Mary's Hospital, Fleming continued his investigations into bacteria culture and antibacterial substances. As his research scholar at the time V.D. Allison recalled, Fleming was not a tidy researcher and usually expected unusual bacterial growths in his culture plates. Fleming had tease Allison of his "excessive tidiness in the laboratory," and Allison rightly attributed such untidiness as the success of Fleming's experiments, and said, "[If] he had been as tidy as he thought I was, he would not have made his two great discoveries." In the late 1921, while he was maintaining agar plates for bacteria, he found that one of the plates was contaminated with bacteria from the air.
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Darnborough had seemed set to become a major star, but she effectively retired from dancing after her marriage. She appeared not to have regretted her decision and, in old age, recalled both the relatively poor pay at Vic-Wells and the sternness of de Valois, who would "stamp her stick furiously" and had once castigated her for the untidiness of her dressing table. The Mathiesons moved into an old farmhouse near Alexander Korda's Denham studios in Buckinghamshire, where Muir Mathieson worked for London Films. They had four children, Muirne, Niall, Shuna and Fiona,Notice in The Times, 4 November 2010 the youngest of whom, the actress Fiona Mathieson (1951–87), played Clarrie Grundy in the radio serial The Archers.
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Constantly on the move to avoid arrest, he organised the distribution of Iskra in Moscow, Smolensk, Polotsk, Orekhovo-Zuevo, Ivanovo-Voznesensk, and other cities. Arrested again in December 1901, Babushkin he escaped from the Yekaterinoslav prison on 29 July 1902, aided by schoolboys who dyed his hair - which almost proved to be a disaster when the dye turned crimson. He travelled via Germany to London, to join Lenin, but was annoyed by the untidiness of the intellectuals with whom he shared accommodation, so returned to Russia in October 1902 to act as an agent for the newspaper Iskra that Lenin co-edited. Babushkin was arrested in St Petersburg in January 1903, and late that year was deported to Verkhoyansk, near the Arctic Circle.
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Besides a glass of punch, the crew was allowed to get a pint of beer made out of English concentrate "for those who do not know, cheerful spirit and pleasure strengthen health; on the contrary, boredom and dullness cause laziness and untidiness that lead to scurvy". On February 14, Bellingshausen wrote in his journal coordinates 69°59' south latitude, and 37° 38' 38' western longitude: Southern lights, from the P. Mikhailov's album Thus, for the third time the expedition came close to the edge of ice continent (Enderby Land). On February 14, the route of the Russian expedition crossed with Cook's route that navigator followed in 1775. At that time there was a strong fog and a squall, the sloops got into ice fields while sails and instruments got frozen.
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Luke enters Clyde's painting for a competition and Clyde wins first prize. The prize is a trip to see the first showing of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa in Britain for Clyde and his class but Sarah Jane is unaware of this as she and Luke have argued over the untidiness of his room. While the class is at the International Gallery with its director, Mr Harding, something causes the image of Mona Lisa to come to life and step out of the painting, and to replace herself with Mr Harding's assistant, Miss Trupp. She also has the ability to make other people and objects from paintings come to life and able to make real people become part of paintings, and does this with some of the gallery staff.
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In a 24 December 1893 letter from Grand Duke Alexei Alexandrovich of Russia to Princess Yurievskaya, Alexei complained about George's behavior in the navy: > Dear Princess, as I have already cabled you, I granted leave to Gogo > [George], but only for your sake. He himself, of course, has not earned it, > and unfortunately I must again repeat that I am extremely dissatisfied with > his services. Both when on duty and on board during cruises he simply does > not want to do anything at all; neither advice, nor the example of others > have any effect whatever on him. Laziness, untidiness, and total lack of > self esteem make him the laughing stock of his comrades and draw upon him > the dissatisfaction of his superiors, who do not know what to do with him.
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Norah Mary Madeline Bourke was born at the hill station of Ootacamund, India into an Anglo-Irish upper class military family, the niece of the 6th Earl of Mayo, the Governor-General and Viceroy of India. At the age of 22 she married the brother of Violet Lindsay Manners, Sir Harry Lindsay and went to live at her wedding gift, Sutton Courtenay Manor, Oxfordshire, actually an assemblage of charming and picturesque houses and cottages, fine barns and stables, where she developed her skills as a gardener. Influenced by Gertrude Jekyll she created the noted garden at the house, with an inspired kind of untidiness that influenced her lifelong friend Vita Sackville-West's love of self-seeded surprise effects within a formal structure at Sissinghurst and that may be detected today in the garden style of Rosemary Verey. The writings of Gertrude Jekyll and the early champion of wild gardens William Robinson, she had no formal botanical training, but a highly developed 'garden sense' that was in part the inheritance of her class.
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