Sandra Wachter was not left wanting for female role models.
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It's what they've been wanting for at least three decades.
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It's not as if my life is wanting for impediments.
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Were there particular things he talked about wanting for the score?
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Dad bod or not ... Momoa always leaves ya wanting for mo'a.
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That's partially because FedEx hasn't been wanting for packages since booting Amazon.
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I recently got a tattoo I had been wanting for a while.
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In psychological terms, they showed less "wanting" for the most fattening foods.
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I also buy myself a tote I've been wanting for a while ($131).
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I'd been wanting, for two or three years, to make a country record.
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Critic's Notebook New Yorkers are never wanting for Handel's "Messiah" during the holidays.
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And when the Yankees did finally score, they were left wanting for more.
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When the books ended, that slowly faded, and we were left wanting for more.
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In fact, with Russell's parenting, Hudson said she never felt wanting for a father figure.
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I thought 'Hang on, this is what I've been wanting for such a long time.
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But despite some challenges with some investors, Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo shouldn't be wanting for money.
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It's respect for other people and it's also wanting for myself to feel less self-important.
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At no point did I feel that the 241-horsepower, turbocharged four-cylinder was wanting for power.
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Never wanting for love, Warhol was disturbed only in, and by, his inability to love anyone back.
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" What I should have written was, "This is what I get for wanting, for needing, for desiring.
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It's also something North Korea has been wanting for decades and clearly something South Korea would support.
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Even with the aggressive easing measures and the massive interest rate cuts, markets were left wanting for more.
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I didn't know exactly what he did for a living, but I knew we weren't wanting for anything.
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"It gives my followers a chance to buy shoes that they've been wanting for a lower cost," Fresen said.
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I stood outside the hotel, in the grass, getting my shoes wet with dew, waiting and wanting for nothing.
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Lacking a large budget but not wanting for leadership and friendly industry sponsors, the team is something of an underdog.
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"It's something that people have been wanting for YouTube live broadcasts, but haven't been able to get it," she said.
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There are 5.9 million open jobs in the U.S. Many of them are going wanting for lack of highly skilled labor.
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The only thing you're left wanting for once this is done is a confirmed release date for his debut full-length.
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Son, who claims to have already bagged $3 billion in profit from the Vision Fund's investments, is not wanting for cash.
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Mr. Netanyahu's holdover right-wing government, led by his Likud party, is still in charge but is wanting for public legitimacy.
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Yet that exercise is impossible for most Americans, and we were left wanting for a more focused conversation for the public.
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The truth is, at the time, I really didn't have much other reason for wanting for vote for him other than that.
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Don't be fooled, however: This is Lilly's time to shine, and it's something director Peyton Reed has been wanting for some time.
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A unique accommodation that's artfully designed as a one-stop shop with offerings and comfort that won't leave guests wanting for anything.
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Pantelleria may be far from Italy's most famous museums, but thanks to Piedmont native Attilio Rappa, it isn't wanting for great art.
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On Friday, just one day before his daughter's special day, Trump Jr. got Kai a present she's been wanting "for years:" a puppy.
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For those lacking power on the go, you can save up to 239.61% on Poweradd powerbanks so that you're never wanting for an outlet.
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V. goes in and buys a gun for duck hunting that he has been wanting for several years and a few accessories for it.
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The round, if launched, could also have a small "primary" component in which Coinbase raises more capital, though the company is not wanting for money.
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In one crushing account, a couple named Jiang and Xu had an over-quota second child in 19913: the daughter they'd been wanting for years.
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Brad Warren said the policy is a wishlist of programs coastal communities have been wanting for a long time, but he sees two missing pieces.
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There is no need to exchange complex information encoded syntactically because we have this, which is perfect and not ever wanting for some greater depth.
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Jennifer Lopez, who has never left us wanting for glitz, glam and drama over her five seasons as a judge, really brought it for the finale.
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By contrast, the Berlin "Rigoletto" of Mr. Sher — a Met regular who, like Mr. van Hove, brings Tony Award-winning cachet — is never wanting for color.
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It's a stark difference from the bright white screens that have dominated iOS for years and it's something that people have been wanting for a long time.
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I stood with a drink in one hand, wanting for the first time in my life to use the other to punch this person in the face.
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It's something we have been wanting for a while,' and his brother whips out his cock while S.O. ties me to the futon after I eagerly agree.
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But the Ray doesn't have as expansive of a selection of smarthome controls as the Elite and its mostly touchscreen design left me wanting for physical buttons.
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While I found myself wanting for a good old Jesse Helms skewer in the New Museum's presentation, I dove into works that required another type of engagement.
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And according to a recent report from BuzzFeed News, Amazon Prime Video will finally run on Apple TV, something that Apple TV users have been wanting for years.
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The Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto series are both positively pebble-dashed in profanities, and misters Kane and Lynch were rarely found wanting for a curse word.
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A FOX 11 News anchor told Hunt during another interview that this show could be what finally puts him on the map, like he's been wanting for so long.
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While the death of the sedan market may leave consumers wanting for low-cost transportation, there's no doubt that there are a lot of uninspiring cars on the market.
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It relives once-serious high school dramas in such a pure way that you can't help but be hopeful and upset and crushed and wanting for everyone on screen.
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Noisli (iOS, Android, web)Image: NoisliIf you can't make it to a coffee shop or shared work space than you might be wanting for a soundtrack for your day.
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Perhaps there's also the general gravitational shift of artists moving elsewhere due to rising rents to contend with, but this year's Open Studios left us wanting for a bit more.
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It's a big, bright IPS LCD screen, and I never found myself wanting for the sharpness of a higher-resolution screen — although a smaller display chin would have been nice.
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If you need any convincing, consider the pebble-shaped Runcible or the AQUOS Crystal, a phone with an edgeless screen, something that most iPhone addicts have been wanting for years.
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With the proliferation of throwback, Christmas, Black History Month, Chinese New Year, Mardi Gras, Breast Cancer, Military Awareness, and other "special" jerseys in sports, he is rarely wanting for content.
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Liberal lending by local banks, flush with funds from a fast-growing economy, was later extended to households wanting for instance to build a holiday home or buy a new car.
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What you will end up wanting for Christmas or Hanukkah is probably somewhere in the massive Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, home to the show put on by the Toy Association.
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By December, after listening to frustration from the streets, we came naturally to see a place wanting for investigative resources, hampered by years of mistrust between the public and the police.
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He also praised Chinese President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road initiative to link countries through infrastructure development as "a big idea in a world that is searching and wanting for big ideas".
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As we reported ... Spencer says he's thrilled to have Mischa cross over to the reality of "The Hills" from "The O.C." scripted world -- something he's apparently been wanting for a long time.
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But this is where Auriemma — in sizing up Stewart, in wanting for her to be truly transcendent heading toward graduation, the W.N.B.A. and the Olympics — finds himself wishing upon a more narcissistic star.
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But if you're going to sloppily shoehorn in a fan-service-y battle that many fans have been wanting for years, there are far worse ways this particular matchup could have turned out.
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Not wanting for ambition, Gharem has created a number of large-scale installations, including Messenger/Message, a nearly 10-foot-wide wood and copper dome symbolizing the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.
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"I knew Dean would know who could help us create these air-dried, beachy waves Jules has been wanting for years, and that person is the king of perms, Joe Santy," continues Capri.
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But it was the kind of place you hoped would be firmly in your rear view when you finally got that TV credit you'd been wanting for years and hopefully – oh, yes, please!
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She tested several such alternatives herself, and found them wanting: for example, women are not systematically co-authoring with higher-status men who might legitimately be imagined to be doing more of the work.
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Among some of the best additions in Unicode version 10.0 include a breastfeeding woman, something users have been wanting for a while, alongside a bearded male emoji, and a female emoji wearing a hijab.
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We are all, in some way or another, looking to hear and be heard, wanting for our friends and family and lovers to decipher not only what we say, but also what we don't.
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When Warren G. Harding came to play golf in Miami Beach, Fisher provided a small elephant to serve as the president's caddy, an unbeatable photo op in a decade that wasn't wanting for competition.
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At the end of the year, they can use what's in the spend jar on a game they've been wanting, for example, and give what's in the donate jar to a charity that piques their interest.
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If you think a kid's face lights up when they get yet another rendition of a Paw Patrol toy, just wait until you see an adult's face whilst unwrapping the new vacuum they've been wanting for.
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"It's kind of like a brand new toy that you've been wanting for a long time," Jessi Miley-Dyer, a commissioner at the surf league, said ahead of the event, which was closed to the public.
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It certainly doesn't seem to get invested in the consumer experience, where ancient incumbent companies still process paperwork as if it is the 1800s, and consumers are left wanting for new insurance options that meet their needs.
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Analysts have also said the Trump administration is spending too much of its political capital to pass a Republican-proposed healthcare bill, which may leave it wanting for support when it tries to reform the tax code.
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It's not a habit I'm proud of, but it's also one I've been reluctant to come down on myself too hard for, since I don't accept that I'm either an idiot or wanting for confidence when it comes to asserting myself.
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I appreciate and love my husband so much for still wanting for me [to] have that special moment that every girl dreams of when he got down on his knee and put a ring on my finger and he did that for me!!
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Because…Read more ReadHasbro Star Wars FiguresHasbro's new Star Wars figures were surprisingly light on The Force Awakens characters, but the company gave fans and casual toy-buyers something they've been wanting for ages: fantastic figures of the saga's beloved female heroes.
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I'm not sure if they're trying to keep out the riff-raff because they've assessed the total value of my outfit and figured out that I can't actually afford to own even the tiniest diamond earring, or if they're genuinely wanting for staff.
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I appreciate and love my husband so much for still wanting for me to have that special moment that every girl dreams of when he got down on his knee and put a ring on my finger and he did that for me!!
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For example, there's a camp stove I've been wanting for years, but listings only come up once or twice a year and they sell very fast for pretty much whatever the seller asks, which makes my average and lowest formulas less useful.
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A few highlights of the update include: It's a small improvement but one Kindle says customers have been wanting for a while and is part of several updates on the Kindle software and hardware to help create the feeling of reading a printed copy.
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If you couldn't tell by the guys calling her "my queen" and making up songs (well, not so much songs as repeating her name over and over to the strum of a guitar) about her, JoJo is certainly not wanting for adoring attention on The Bachelorette.
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"It's what the people have been wanting for years," said State Representative Jonathan Stickland, who is a member of the Texas Freedom Caucus, which was instrumental in toughening the bill, and who is a Republican known for carrying his concealed handgun inside the Capitol in Austin.
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Last fall, when Congress called on Facebook to answer for its failures during the 2016 election—including selling ads to Russian propagandists and allowing fake news to flourish on the platform—the social networking giant sent its general counsel, Colin Stretch, leaving lawmakers wanting for face time with the company's founder.
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Mr. Comey should have reasonably recognized that the chance of finding a smoking gun in the first three months when such evidence was wanting for the remaining 45 months — when the Clinton email system experienced such common tech issues as no connectivity, bad firewalls, phishing and power failures — was low at best.
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When the Jena team heard that the Oceania paper had been found wanting for further regional samples — samples that would allow them to expand their claims beyond simply Vanuatu — one doctoral candidate remembered that their inventory contained a stray petrous bone from a site in Tonga, one already found to contain readable DNA.
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The dollar correlates very well with the size of the twin deficits in other words when the deficit goes much bigger in broad strokes the dollar goes down and I think that the dollar could be under siege from other blocks and countries wanting for the dollar not to have reserve currency status exclusively anymore.
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While it seems obvious that wanting for stuff can make us feel inadequate, Keith Payne, a psychology professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and author of the new book, The Broken Ladder: How Inequality Affects the Way We Think, Live, and Die argues that our perceptions of income inequality affect us more deeply than we think.
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"[Doak] is the first person I've ever thought about wanting to spend the rest of my life with because he makes not just me but the girls happy too and that's what matters the most so hopefully one day he will give me the commitment I am looking for and wanting for quite some time or at least put some kind of ring on it," she wrote on Instagram.
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In Crazy Rich Asians, there are moments and characters that come close to that, but I kept wanting for Rachel to dig into her identity just a little bit more and give us a deeper sense of what it's like to be an American of Asian diaspora—the painful cultural gaps, the lack of a sense of home both in Asia and the US. This movie gave me a taste of that, and I want more.
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"Arya will begin wanting for his next from December 5". Behindwoods. 20 November 2013. Retrieved 29 January 2014. The film was released in Telugu as Mande Suryudu (English: Burning Sun).
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Have shock value. That's what the remix is all about." On working with Beyoncé, he said, "It's a treat for me. I've been wanting for years to do a record with Beyoncé.
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Wanting for information about the infobooks, he gives his business card to the colleague before they go their separate ways. The story ends with the narrator reminiscing on his idiosyncratic relationship with Chinese people.
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Evidence is still wanting for the Macedonian and Thracian coasts. Offshoots are found in the western Mediterranean area, in Sicily, Italy, Sardinia and Spain, and in the eastern Mediterranean area in Syria and Egypt. Regarding the Cyrenaica, we are still insufficiently informed.
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Premam Review. Nowrunning.com. Retrieved 7 June 2015. Sify.com rated the film 3.5 in a scale of 5 and said, "Premam is all for some genuine fun and perhaps, a few nostalgic moments as well for 80's and 90's generation. It's a lengthy ride for sure, but it will leave you wanting for more".
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His mother, wanting for a chance to meet BoA, urged Changmin to attend the casting auditions anyway. Three days after auditioning, S.M. called in Changmin for a second audition, which he passed. After winning the Best Singer and Best Artist award at S.M.'s 6th Annual Youth Best Contest, Changmin signed with the company.
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Tommy Garrett of Canyon News praised Linder's portrayal of Esther when the character was grieving over the loss of Katherine Chancellor in 2008. Garrett wrote: "She’s bringing the show the much needed and deserved attention it’s been wanting for months with a role that continues getting better by the day." He added that continually she "amazes" audiences and critics with her performance.
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108 and was repeated on educational stations in 1963 and 1964.Capsuto, p. 46 Conservative members of the gay community were pleased with how the Mattachine members presented themselves as ordinary people, an image that differed from the perception held by many outside the community. Some more radical activists, including Frank Kameny and Randy Wicker, found the program wanting for the apologetic tone it took toward homosexuality.
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Typhoon front-man, Kyle Morton, wrote and composed all the songs on the album. As a child, Morton had a life threatening case of Lyme disease and suffered multiple organ failures. Ultimately he received a kidney transplant from his father, but he lost most of his childhood to the illness. The album is a mixture of darkness hopelessness along with wanting for more and uplifting melodies.
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Ukaego was appointed an Associate justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria (JSC) on 23 June 2011. She was the leader of the Five Person Panel at the Supreme Court that nullified the Gubernatorial Election of David Lyon after his deputy was found wanting for submitting fake certificates during pre-election screening after they were declared winners in November 16, 2019 Bayelsa State gubernatorial elections.
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4 BC – AD 65) records the use in the first century AD of the crux simplex ad infixionem (impalement), but does not mention the crux simplex ad affixionem; he seems to indicate that execution on a crux tended to follow a fairly common routine, while still being open to significant variations. Departure from normal routine is also mentioned by Josephus (37 – c. 100) in his The Jewish War: "The soldiers, out of the wrath and hatred they bore the Jews, nailed those they caught, one after one way, and another after another, to the crosses, by way of jest, when their multitude was so great, that room was wanting for the crosses, and crosses wanting for the bodies".Flavius Josephus, The Wars of the Jews 5:451 Lucian (125 – after 180) indicates that the normal execution cross was shaped like the letter T (in Greek called tau.
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A king, wanting for his daughter to be found and returned to his castle, hires a detective to carry out the task. But Troubadour and his animals - the Donkey, the Dog, the Cat, and the Rooster - hurry to release the Princess from her "golden cage". Disguised as singers, they parody popular western rock-groups of the time. The group sneaks into the castle, and farther young Troubadour need rescue his love.
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In his review for AllMusic, Michael G. Nastos states: "the trio weaves in and out of improvisations and written passages quite effectively and holds a certain degree of interest if one pays close attention. ... This second recording from the Trio shows no lack of imagination or resolve, though the pure musical content might leave some creative music listeners wanting for the third, hopefully breakthrough effort that must come from these talented, challenged sonic explorers".
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Delirium received critical acclaim. Axl Rosenberg, one of the founders of MetalSucks said "If fans bristle at any aspect of Delirium, it will be the album's relative paucity of more upbeat, Karmacode-esque material. But most should find it hard to complain about almost wall-to-wall "Heaven's a Lie's. And it's not like the album is wanting for energetic anger: I can’t remember Ferro ever having done this much screaming in the past.
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And feeling, without which there is no poetry, has no need of gesticulation. …..This restraint in the displaying of emotions retains their vehemence, and indeed doubles their intensity. But for ears that hear not, harmonies such as these are almost confused with silence. That is why some of these poets were tried and found wanting for their coldness, even though they were dedicated to declaring their enthusiasm for the world, their fervour for life, their love for love.
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Unlike the liking palatability for food, the incentive salience wanting is not downregulated by the physiological consequences of food consumption and may be largely independent of homoeostatic processes influencing food intake.Finlayson G, King N, Blundell J. (2008). The role of implicit wanting in relation to explicit liking and wanting for food: implications for appetite control. Appetite. 50(1):120-7. Though the wanting of incentive salience may be informed by palatability it is independent and not necessarily reduced to it.
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Miliband joined the Labour Party in 1951, and was a reluctant Bevanite in the early 1950s. He joined the British New Left, alongside the likes of E. P. Thompson and John Saville, at the New Reasoner in 1958, which became the New Left Review in 1960. Miliband published his first book, Parliamentary Socialism, in 1961, which examined the role that the Labour Party played in British politics and society from a Marxist position, finding it wanting for a lack of radicalism. Paul Blackledge would later claim that it was "arguably Miliband's finest work".
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Even though he lived in sumptuous splendor, and wanting for nothing, no provisions had been made for Edward's pocket money and he became accustomed to these regular payments and began to ask Seymour freely for his allowance. Thomas continued his manipulation of the king. In trying to get a bill through Parliament making him Edward's personal governor, Seymour requested Edward's royal signature on the bill. But Edward was uncertain, and reluctant to go behind the back of the protector, Somerset, and of the regency council, and he would not sign it.
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In the International Classification for 1983, Desirable was given a rating of 75, making her the seventh-best two-year-old filly in Europe behind Almeira, Shoot Clear, Masarika, Satinette, Treizieme and Eastern Dawn. The independent Timeform organisation gave her a rating of 115, six pounds below their top juvenile filly Treizieme. In their annual Racehorses of 1983 Timeform described her as a "thoroughly dependable" filly who "most certainly won't be found wanting for courage". In 1984 Timeform rated her on 119, twelve pounds behind their top three-year-old filly Northern Trick.
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English troops left France in February the following year and Elizabeth was able to redeploy her troops back to the Netherlands.Fissel p 213 The Spanish retention of Blavet allowed for a spoiling attack on Cornwall the following year but this was only a minor descent that proved that England's defences were found wanting. For the Spanish the defeat at Crozon was a disaster. The defeat effectively ended their hopes to use Brest as a launching point for an invasion of England and gave Philip a further blow to his naval aspirations.
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In 1965 it has been renamed as "Railway Protection Special Force" (RPSF). In 1966 RPF has been given legal powers for better protection of Railway property by enacting Railway Property (Unlawful Possession) Act. But, while the provisions of the RPF Act were soon found wanting for the maintenance of an effective and disciplined Force, the RPF Rules and Regulations too were found judicially unsound. The RPF Act, 1957 was accordingly modified by Parliament vide Act No.60 of 1985 on 20 September 1985 for the constitution and maintenance of the Force as an armed force of the Union.
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" Mansha Rastogi of Now Running gave the movie 3.5 stars out of 5, commenting that "Gangs of Wasseypur works like an explosive leaving you wanting for more. Gangs of Wasseypur – Part 2 will definitely be a film eagerly awaited! Devour part one in the meantime!" Madhureeta Mukherjee of Times of India gave the movie 3.5 stars out of 5, saying that "Director Anurag Kashyap, in his trademark style of story- telling – realistic, with strong characters, over-the-top sequences, and unadulterated local flavour (crude maa-behen gaalis galore), gruesome bloody violence and raw humour – interestingly spins this twisted tale.
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The General Survey Act was a law passed by the United States Congress in April 1824, which authorized the president to have surveys made of routes for transport roads and canals "of national importance, in a commercial or military point of view, or necessary for the transportation of public mail." While such infrastructure of national scope had been discussed and shown wanting for years, its passage shortly followed the landmark US Supreme Court ruling, Gibbons v. Ogden, which first established federal authority over interstate commerce including navigation by river. The US president assigned responsibility for the surveys to the Corps of Engineers (USACE).
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The 1794 first edition had these gaps filled in, and most Mozart scholars such as Alfred Einstein and Alan Tyson have assumed that the additions were made by the publisher Johann André. Einstein is on record as finding André's completion somewhat wanting: "For the most part, this version is extremely simple and not too offensive, but at times—for example, in the accompaniment of the Larghetto theme—it is very clumsy, and the whole solo part would gain infinitely by revision and refinement in Mozart's own style."Alfred Einstein, Mozart: His Character, His Work. Trans. Arthur Mendel and Nathan Broder.
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The film was nominated at the Asian Film Awards in 2010 for the categories of Best Costume Designer (Vaughan Alexander and Tina Kalivas) and Best Visual Effects (Takuya Fujita and Kôji Nozaki). According to Twitch Film, "Goemon is going to be a divisive film ... It fits in well with their live action catalog of films like Shinobi: Heart Under Blade and yet it feels like a live action anime." According to a DVD Verdict review by Paul Pritchard, Goemon "entertains with its combination of imaginative visuals and exciting action sequences, but leaves you wanting for more".DVD Verdict Review – Goemon The Blu-ray Disc version was "highly recommended" by Blu-ray.com.
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His road to poverty led him to odd jobs, including work as a street painter, selling drawings to customers of Paris cafes. At one time, the 'Chambre syndicale de la Haute Couture' discussed providing a monthly allowance to aid Poiret, an idea rejected by Worth, at that time president of the group. Only his friend and one of his right hand-designers from his pre-WWI era, France Martano (married name: Benureau), helped him in his era of poverty, when most of Parisian society had forgotten him. At the end of his life, he dined regularly in her family's Paris apartment and she ensured he was not wanting for food.
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For 1934 the front fenders were elongated to protect the paintwork on the sides of the car, as the earlier short units were found wanting. For 1935, as the sportier Le Mans gained a four-seater option, running boards appeared on the Nine Sports along with larger doors and a curvier rear end. In 1936, the shorter and simpler Nine-engined Bantam Nine appeared, and in 1937 the Nine was discontinued in favor of this model. However, in 1939 the "Nine" name reappeared on a new Roadster model which depended heavily on the Bantam, meaning that the Nine was to continue in production until into 1949, and as the 4A/4AB until 1953.
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He is in a beautiful holiday home, wonderful food and drink are provided and Lister's original fear that his testicles had been detached is untrue. Lister begins to assume that 'hell' is having all his desires catered for leaving him wanting for nothing. Just as he begins settling in, he finds that there's been a mix-up and he's actually in the cyber-hell meant for a hologram named Capote who is allergic to wine and hates the architecture as it reminds him of his ex-wife. Lister is moved to his correct hell, a dank and squalid room where everything is filthy, the alarm clock never stops buzzing and the food is disgusting.
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" Tim Stack for Entertainment Weekly called "Wheels" a "great, great episode", stating that it made him cry several times. MTV's Aly Semigran also commented that the episode brought her to tears, suggesting that Lynch's performance was Emmy-worthy and deeming "Wheels" "a truly standout hour of TV". Raymund Flandez of The Wall Street Journal reviewed the episode positively, calling Artie's rendition of "Dancing With Myself" "catchy" and "upbeat" and praising Rachel's "Defying Gravity" audition, which he wrote: "leaves us wanting for more." Kennedy described the episode as "sheer perfection", and James Poniewozik of Time made the pun: "Glee always been a pleasure, but if it raises its storytelling ambitions this way, it can really defy gravity.
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During the 12th century the Byzantines produced their model of early humanism as a renaissance of interest in classical authors, however, during the centuries before, (9-12) Humanism and wanting for classical learning was prominent during the Macedonian Renaissance, and continued into what we see now as the 12th century Renaissance under the Komnenoi. In Eustathius of Thessalonica Byzantine humanism found its most characteristic expression.Tatakes-Moutafakis, Byzantine Philosophy, 110 During the 13th and 14th centuries, a period of intense creative activity, Byzantine humanism approached its zenith, and manifested a striking analogy to the contemporaneous Italian humanism. Byzantine humanism believed in the vitality of classical civilization, and of its sciences, and its proponents occupied themselves with scientific sciences.
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We cannot turn our backs on a world that > is half slave and hope to retain our own freedom. Such an attitude does not > necessarily entail global war. Colonel Culbertson would keep his powder dry > first and foremost, but he also visualizes a step-by-step use of all our > vast strengths -- moral, economic, political, spiritual and legal -- in a > gradual and controlled manner. Nor is he wanting for means to employ these > strengths: trade, dollar power, education, cultural intercourse, technology, > nuclear energy -- all these and many more would be used to improve the lot > of underdeveloped peoples, to promote industrial expansion and to counter > the threat of communism at home and abroad.
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The adaptations star Ian Carmichael as aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey, the second son of the Duke of Denver. Not wanting for money, charm or intelligence, Wimsey takes up detective work as an amateur pursuit, using his connections and social status to assist the police in their investigations. Carmichael played the role concurrently in a series of BBC Radio 4 adaptations from 1973, which eventually completed the whole sequence of Sayers's novels. In The Radio Detectives (1999), Carmichael recalls that he had hoped to continue with further television adaptations, but acknowledged that by 1975 he was too old to play the part onscreen for the sequence of more romantic novels featuring crime writer Harriet Vane.
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Belasco, though he was thirty years younger, engaged Mendoza in a sparring partnership in an exhibition in 1818, one of which took place the first week of December in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, in the East Midlands, around 150 miles North of London."Wednesday's Post, Column 2", The Ipswich Journal, Ipswich, Suffolk, England, pg. 4, 12 December 1818 Henry D. Miles, the author of Puglistica, the definitive record of the London Prize ring, wrote that Belasco was "a boxer of superior talent, a master of the science, not wanting for game, not deficient in strength, of an athletic make, a penetrating eye, and in the ring full of life and activity".Blady, Ken, The Jewish Boxer's Hall of Fame, (1988), Shapolsky Publishing, New York, New York, pg.
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In January 2010 Mikio Aoki, who was 76 years of age, expressed his intention to seek a fifth six-year term in the House of Councillors at the election to be held in the middle of the year. He received official LDP backing from party leader Sadakazu Tanigaki, despite some people within the party wanting for him to step aside in favour of a younger candidate. However, Mikio suffered a stroke on 13 May 2010 while campaigning in Unnan city and informed LDP officials in Shimane the following day that he would have to abandon his campaign. At this time Kazuhiko's name was immediately raised as a replacement, and he later received the official nomination to contest the Shimane district at the July 2010 election.
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Various power transmission methods were available before power takeoffs became common, but there were applications left wanting for some of the attributes that PTOs would provide. Flat belts generally lent themselves only to applications where the engine was stationary, such as factory steam engines, portable stationary engines, or traction engines parked in front of the work. For moving vehicles such as a traction engine or early tractor towing a farm implement, the implement could receive rotary power by taking it from one of its own wheels (whose turning was imparted by the towing) and distributing it via roller chains (to a sickle bar's crank, for example), but such a transmission ceases if the vehicle stops traveling; and the workload's resistance tends to make the wheel skid rather than turn, even if cleated. The concept of a shaft drive with easily connected and disconnected couplings, and flexibility for driving at changing angles (such as when an articulated tractor-and-trailer combination turns), was a goal to pursue.
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