It made Ms. Kawakubo, the Yoda of fashion, veritably verbose.
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But it's worth noting that the Blair Witch Project franchise seems veritably cursed with mediocrity.
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" One insists "Legislative Action Would Be Premature," while still others veritably beg, "Build the Sea Wall!
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Hopefully, a soon-to-be released film, UnSettled, will finally begin to unravel this veritably conspiratorial web.
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Floods, pestilence, famines, wildfires: What he calls the "elements of climate chaos" are veritably biblical in scope.
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Taste preferences aside, the energy boost could veritably transform me—a human sloth—into a mini-mogul. Score:
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The national parks are supposed to be the most egalitarian spaces in our country, veritably the public square.
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After their work de-fanging and veritably taming the woman through trauma is done, the Brahmin marries her.
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And in that short time, there's no nice way to say: the ride-hailing platform has veritably eaten shit.
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The anti-environmental Republicans now in charge enjoy advantages over their predecessors of 1981 and 1994 that seem veritably monumental.
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Penguin released a line of hardcover F. Scott Fitzgerald books all draped with beautiful gold foil designs that veritably scream of the Roaring '20s.
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It feels very rough around the edges—namely, it's stiff and tough to unfold—but the device veritably went from a traditional-looking phone into an iPad-like tablet.
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In this week's episode, the pot veritably boils over with the sort of scenery chewing that makes it feel as if it covered as much ground as a feature film.
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An array of guests—among them the English Romantic poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey—would show up to the parties, pass a green silk bag around, and huff nitrous from it until they were veritably high.
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And yet, despite YEARS of efforts such as petitions, meeting with local officials, letters to and phone conversations with Park's staff and City officials, NOTHING has been done so far to rid us from what is veritably a plague.
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Gun violence, environmental injustice, inequality, gerrymandering, gentrification, and war are just a handful of major themes in a room veritably simmering with Midwestern rage — rage that feels all the more palpable and terrifying in light of the locals' usual restraint.
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Thereafter, the neoconservatives' desire to make the United States over as a singular hyperpower, unable to be matched by any challenger, came to be accepted mainstream thinking in both of the major political parties and veritably all of America's foreign policy establishment.
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The conversation around it on Twitter has involved not only a wide array of cute art, but a veritably infinite supply of ship variants, as well as lots and lots of discussion about the practice of shipping itself, and why we like the things we like.
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They also very much engage with the transformations that conventional spectatorship undergoes in VR. After all, in VR we are less spectators of static scenes than guests in a navigable world, and a world that definitively blinkers us from the one in which we are veritably standing.
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What you have to understand is that when a story like this one is veritably dropped into your lap—that is "Known Drama Queen Taylor Swift Is Being Literally Shipped About In a Suitcase to Avoid Being Seen By the Public"—it is very difficult to let it go.
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President Barack Obama was veritably shell-shocked in the wake of Donald Trump&aposs election victory in 2016, and even asked aides "What if we were wrong?" as he struggled to come to terms with Hillary Clinton&aposs defeat, former adviser Ben Rhodes writes in a new memoir coming out in June.
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At a certain high point, indeed Steiner leads to > that point, the man encounters Christ. And Steiner says "This is it" [the > pinnacle of achievement]. But what does this meeting look like? It's pretty > different than in Catholicism where Christ is veritably seeking the man.
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The Victorian Sage: Studies in Argument. London: Macmillan, 1953, p. 2; p22 Holloway identified Thomas Carlyle as the originator of the genre, but traced its origins back to Samuel Taylor Coleridge. He argued that Carlyle "wants to state, and to clinch, the basic tenets of a 'Life-Philosophy', of something that will veritably transform men's outlook".
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In 2013 Frontier Ruckus' 3rd LP, a sprawling double-album of 20 songs titled Eternity of Dimming, was released. The apex of Milia's obsessive nostalgia and verbose lyricism, the record received significant critical attention. CMJ wrote that the album "veritably overflows with images of middle-class American youth in the 1990s." Frontier Ruckus performed at Lollapalooza that summer and at the UK's End of the Road Festival that fall in support of the release.
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Thus, the Leagros Group artists demonstrate the strong points of the black-figure style, while the contemporaneous Pioneer Group show the possibilities offered by the newly introduced red-figure technique, veritably indulging in details of anatomy and clothing. The Leagros Group achieved to adopt some of the innovations associated with the new technique within the limits of their style. Muscles and textiles are depicted in a reduced form. The small eyes of their figures are another striking feature.
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There are many different misconceptions of women working as correctional officers, some of the most common being veritably inaccurate. There is much concern regarding the female officer's ability to perform during acts of violence. While working in such an institution, a female officer may come into contact with danger while doing bodily searches on inmates, becoming the physical mediator between inmate fights, and observing inmate areas for illegal items. While female correctional officers are usually perceived to be vulnerable and gullible, they are actually "conned" less than their male counterparts.
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Franklin believed Ford was, at heart, a good man and an ally; he wrote: "Such venom could only some from a Jew-hater of the lowest type, and here it was appearing in a newspaper owned and controlled by one whom the Jews had counted among their friends. It was veritably a bolt out of the blue." Franklin was a member of the local Anti-Defamation League. As a friend of Ford's, and having easy access to his office, Franklin was delegated to discuss the matter with Ford.
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Duke of Finland (in Finnish Suomen herttua; Swedish hertig av Finland) was an occasional medieval title granted as a tertiogeniture to the relatives of the King of Sweden between the 13th and 16th centuries. It included a duchy along with feudal customs, and often represented a veritably independent principality. Grand Duke of Finland was a nominal royal title used by Swedish monarchs from the 1580s until 1720, was revived again briefly 1802-1805 (then as Great Prince of Finland) and was also used by Russia's monarchs until 1917.
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The surprising answer to this unlikely question is that all three arguably had some influence on Brandon Heath's latest release, Blue Mountain." To this, Gangl wrote that "Like the APP, whose name during the '70s and '80s was veritably synonymous with what has now become known as the concept album, Blue Mountain is built around the central themes of living and dying." Larry Stephan highlighted that some production was scaled back, and felt that this was "beneficial, however, not universal." Lastly, Stephan told that "Blue Mountain contains a mix of Americana leaning songs and typical CCM type music.
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Media response to High Country was mostly positive. Aggregating website Metacritic reports a normalized rating of 75 out of 100 based on seven critical reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Blabbermouth.net's Ray Van Horn, Jr. awarded the album a perfect score of ten out of ten, praising various elements of the instrumentation and concluding that "There's depth, there's verve and there's veritably no predictability to it". AllMusic's James Christopher Monger described High Country as the band's "most compelling [album] to date", noting that the style of the release marked an obvious progression from the group's previous releases.
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With detailed revisions by editor Henrietta GerwigWilliam Rose Benet, The Reader's Encyclopedia, 1948, Preface. it formed the nucleus of Crowell's Handbook for Readers and WritersNew York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1925 which in turn provided the nucleus of Benet's Reader's Encyclopedia,New York: Crowell, 1948 "veritably a new book", as Benét remarked; in revised form, it is still in print. Brewer's Reader's Handbook was re-edited by Marion Harland (1830–1922) and published in the United States, with numerous illustrations as Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama: A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, 4 vols., New York 1892.
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" Greer of Christianity Today touched on his "lyrically conjuring up memories of the late Rich Mullins, Jason Gray is a Ragamuffin with a pop veneer. Disclosing vulnerable refrains in veritably smart pop, Gray bares his soul without drowning under the drudgery of sad tunes." In addition, Greer closed with a comparison and said that he was "similar to Sara Groves, Gray's musical journal is poignant and reflected in these songs." Dilley of Cross Rhythms gave this a comparison to the Bible, which is when "it echoes the likes of Amos centuries ago, but later turns each question into exhortation 'Let our worship have hands' etc.
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Western Armenian (), , (and earlier known as , namely "Trkahayeren" (Turkish- Armenian)) are one of the two modern dialects of the modern Armenian, an Indo- European language. The Western Armenian dialect was developed in the early part of the 19th century, based on the Armenian dialect of the Armenians in Istanbul, to replace many of the Armenian dialects spoken throughout Turkey. It was widely adopted in literary Armenian writing and in Armenian media published in the Ottoman Empire, as well as large parts of the Armenian Diaspora and in modern Turkey. Partly because of this, Istanbul veritably became the cultural and literary center of the Western Armenians in the 19th and early 20th century.
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" Recently the group has also begun to claim that Hebrew status is not solely from genealogy, but can be conferred by spiritual behaviour. Ammi admits no doctrine of afterlife, preferring to focus on life on earth: "Heaven is the reality of the righteous as they live, not a place for spirits after death." As well as considering Jews to not be descendants of the ancient Israelites, they claim that the Palestinian Arab population are not descendants of Ishmael: "Our studies and experience have shown that the present-day inhabitants of this region are not the original people of the land. The majority of those today defined by modern historians as Arabs, are veritably the descendents of European Crusaders.
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The tenth key of the tarot, in The Key of the Mysteries In December 1851, Napoleon III organized a coup that would end the Second Republic and give rise to the Second Empire. Similar to many other socialists at the time, Constant saw the emperor as the defender of the people and the restorer of public order. In the Moniteur parisien of 1852, Constant praised the new government's actions as "veritably socialist," but he soon became disillusioned with the rigid dictatorship and was eventually imprisoned in 1855 for publishing a polemical chanson against the Emperor. What had changed, however, was Constant's attitude towards "the people." As early as in La Fête-Dieu and Le livre des larmes from 1845, he had been skeptical of the uneducated people's ability to emancipate themselves.
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The object was to take these vital services out of the commercialism of the market-place, and bring them into the realm of altruism and science. In 1974, a Parliamentary decree established the Iranian National Blood Transfusion Service (INBTS) as an independent legal entity; the Plan Organisation provided funding, and a High Council was appointed, chaired by the HIM Farah, Shahbanu of Iran. A crucial first step, after procuring a suitable building, purchasing all the myriad items of equipment required, and selecting and training qualified medical, technical and administrative staff, was conducting widespread publicity and blood donor recruitment campaigns, to alter public attitudes towards voluntary donation, and draw public attention to the dangers of current transfusion practice – a veritably transformative social revolution. Within a few years, the INBTS became self-sufficient in Tehran, as voluntary donors from every walk of life, provided for the needs of hospitals in the capital.
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Okoh leads 470 Anglicans to Nairobi for GAFCON 2, Vanguard, 20 October 2013 Okoh was one of the speakers at the Colloquium on Marriage, held in the Vatican, in November 2014, at invitation of Pope Francis, whom he had the chance to meet and greet at the occasion.Archbishop Okoh's address to the Humanum Colloquium, Anglican Ink, 26 December 2014 In 2017 he was one of three Anglican primates to decline to attend the international primates' meeting due to disagreements with other churches of the Anglican Communion, citing "broken fellowship over homosexual practice, same-sex marriage, and the blurring of gender identity". Speaking in Abuja in 2018 Okoh said that homosexuality is "veritably poisoning" Nigerian society, blaming satellite broadcasting and international media, and the disruption of traditional culture through urbanisation. It was announced at the conclusion of GAFCON 3 on 22 June 2018 in Jerusalem, Israel that in early 2019 Archbishop Okoh will step down as Chairman of GAFCON's Primates Council.
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To sum up his description of the political influence of medicine in modern societies imbued by faith in science, he declared: > Since theocracy is the rule of God or its priests, and democracy the rule of > the people or of the majority, pharmacracy is therefore the rule of medicine > or of doctors.T. Szasz, Ceremonial Chemistry, 1974 Szasz consistently paid attention to the power of language in the establishment and maintenance of the social order, both in small interpersonal and in wider social, economic, and/or political spheres: > The struggle for definition is veritably the struggle for life itself. In > the typical Western two men fight desperately for the possession of a gun > that has been thrown to the ground: whoever reaches the weapon first shoots > and lives; his adversary is shot and dies. In ordinary life, the struggle is > not for guns but for words; whoever first defines the situation is the > victor; his adversary, the victim.
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The post-World War II stamp program followed a consistent pattern for many years: a steady stream of commemorative issues sold as single stamps at the first-class letter rate. While the majority of these were designed in the double-width format, an appreciable number issued in honor of individuals conformed instead to the format, size, general design style and red-violet hue used in the 1940 Famous Americans series. George W. Carver, 1948 The Postal Service had become increasingly lax about employing purple for 3¢ stamps, and after the war, departures from that color in double-width commemoratives veritably became the rule rather than the exception (although U. P. U. colors and purple for 3¢ stamps would continue to be used in the definitive issues of the next decades). Beginning in 1948, Congressional Representatives and Senators began to push the Post Office for stamps proposed by constituents, leading to a relative flood of stamps honoring obscure persons and organizations. Stamp issue did not again become well regulated until the formation of the Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee (CSAC) in 1957.
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Hal Mason, the head animator at Cascade Studios in Hollywood, California modified the existing artwork in print advertising to be more readily used for the television commercials written, produced, and directed by Thomas Scott Cadden. (Cadden also wrote the words and music for the original Mr. Clean jingle — see below.) The first actor to portray Mr. Clean in live action television commercials was House Peters Jr. In a New York Times obituary for the original illustrator, Richard Black, the product Mr. Clean was referenced to as the "Genie in a bottle" Mr. Clean has always smiled, except for a brief time in the "Mean Mr. Clean" series of ads when he was frowning because he hated dirt. Although Mr. Clean is the strong, silent type, he did speak once in a few television commercials where actor Mark Dana appeared playing Mr. Clean in a suit-and-tie in the mid-1960s. Mr. Clean's first name, Veritably, originated from a 'Give Mr. Clean a First Name' promotion in 1962.Real names of 23 fictional characters Mr. Clean appeared on the September 2010 cover of Biz X Magazine.
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