Talk Your memoir, "You're on an Airplane," is untraditionally structured.
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Trump's incoming administration is untraditionally heavy on CEOs who have never before sniffed government.
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They are part of Calbee's "Taste of Japan" line, which features untraditionally flavored chips, and are sold only in certain areas of Japan.
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But then, most untraditionally, members of Parliament, shouting "No!" and brandishing signs that said "Silenced," draped themselves bodily over Mr. Bercow to prevent him from leaving the chamber.
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The Syrian regime and Iran probably calculated that the US would not come to the aid of its rebel allies in al-Tanf, as it untraditionally did on Wednesday.
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However, the Pegasus, which now has a $16 million purse, is untraditionally structured and requires participants to put up $1 million to have a spot in the starting gate.
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Diesel is not self-conscious in the slightest; he posts about his love for Sarah McLachlan's music and his Dungeons and Dragons birthday cake (he wrote the foreword to the game's 30th anniversary retrospective book), decidedly untraditionally masculine attributes.
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During World War II, Jewish American soldiers were able to perform religious practices overseas while in service. Men brought their tefillin into battle, had the Passover seder, albeit unceremoniously and untraditionally, along with other important Jewish services. Worship was conducted in public or wherever it was possible during the conflict. For these worship services, a Jewish prayer book that was approved by Conservative, Reform, and Orthodox rabbis was created.
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" Scope Magazine's R.M. Engleman had this to say about the Toby Arrives album: "...the first few songs start off a bit slow, but then the talent kicks in. The three piece organ driven blues release lets you hear a lot of classic and untraditional riffs, both on the keys and guitar. Greg’s playing is a little jazzy, a little funky, and the riffs are untraditionally cool. Believe me, he doesn’t just play scale riffs.
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People of the Whale contains many symbols and motifs and also subtly conveys messages about Native Americans and relationships. # Water is used as an element to symbolize purity, honesty, and life. After Marco is drowned and the whale is untraditionally killed by Dwight and the other councilmen, the ocean recedes, as if to condemn the dishonesty in the tribe and the abandoning of tradition. When the rain returns, water pours down upon the tribe, revealing a whale killed by the white men as well as ancient seashell buildings built long ago.
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He addresses the gender reversal apparent in the novel. Marie is untraditionally masculine, while she becomes more and more attracted to effeminate men. He connects Marie's love of Anand to her love of India, claiming Anand is India personified.Yerkes, Andrew C. “‘I was not a character in a novel’: Fictionalizing the Self in Agnes Smedley’s Daughter of Earth.” “Twentieth-Century Americanism” Identity and Ideology in Depression-Era Leftist Fiction. New York: Routledge, 2005. 65-84. Print. Similarly, Paula Rabinowitz looks at Daughter of Earth in contrast to proletarian literature dealing with gender roles in marriage, family, and sexuality written by men.
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After these lectures, the couple attended gatherings at the home of Professors Charles and Flo Voegelin in order to discuss the cross-disciplinary applications of the linguistic theory from the lectures, an experience which inspired Spolsky to go beyond the limitations of New Criticism which were the norm in most departments of English and to integrate new theoretical ideas into her work. This linguistic influence became a part of Spolsky’s dissertation which was an early semantic analysis of Old English poetry from the Exeter Book. An analysis which, untraditionally, included linguistic features such as charts in Spolsky’s dissertation appendix. Because Spolsky’s dissertation included these newer linguistic approaches rather than the more traditional and dominant New Critical approaches, Spolsky experienced some disheartening challenges to her ideas, causing some discomfort during her oral defense.
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Through all of this, Greaves creates a giant circular meta-documentary featuring a documentary, a documentary about a documentary, and a documentary documenting a documentary about a documentary and all in the attempt of creating and capturing reality on film. To add to the coherence or incoherence of the piece, the film is also edited untraditionally, with the different cameras' various shots intercut in split screens so that all three sets of simultaneous footage display the same sequence but from three perspectives. Symbiopsychotaxiplasm was unable to find mainstream distribution and instead toured various festivals and museum screenings, gaining something of a cult status amongst those filmmakers who had seen it. It eventually caught the eye of famous actor and filmmaker Steve Buscemi who saw it at a screening at the Sundance Film Festival in 1992.
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The liaison between the geisha, Komako, and the male protagonist, Shimamura, a wealthy loner and self-appointed expert on Western ballet, is thus doomed to failure. The nature of that failure and the parts played by others form the theme of the book. As his most potent symbol of this "counter-Western modernity", the rural geisha, Komako, embodies Kawabata's conception of traditional Japanese beauty by taking Western influence and subverting it to traditional Japanese forms. Having no teacher available, she hones her technique on the traditional samisen instrument by untraditionally relying on sheet music and radio broadcasts. Her lover, Shimamura, comments that, “the publishing gentleman would be happy if he knew he had a real geisha—not just an ordinary amateur—practicing from his scores way off here in the mountains.” On his way to the town, Shimamura is fascinated with a girl he sees on the train: Yoko, who is caring for a sick man traveling with her.
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Radio Beat has regular schedule every week. Monday: 19:00 – 20:00 "Beatová klenotnice" (Beat's treasury) – "Untraditionally chart of Rock delicatessen" Tuesday: 19:00 – 20:00 "Kalumet strýčka indiána" – Interview with interesting people Wednesday: 19:00 – 20:00 "Uši Rádia Beat" (Ears of Radio Beat) – Moderator playing songs to his guests and they must guess Artist Thursday: 19:00 – 20:00 "Svěženky a machři" – Programme about new bands and their ideals. Playing new and old songs Friday: 19:00 – 22:00 "Větrník" (Weathercock) – "Talkshow" with Jaromir Tuma and Honza Hamernik Saturday: 19:00 – 23:00 "Rocková pípa" (Rock's faucet) – Every Saturday is on Radio Beat's Garden little inn and you can go there and wish song. Sunday: 20:00 – 0:00 "Hard & Heavy" – Programme about extreme ways in Rock music Every Tuesday and Thursday: 23:00 – 0:00 "Půlnoční album" (Midnight album) – On web pages of Radio Beat you can choose from 6 albums and two with most votes will be all played.
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