Wordier tweets — media attachments don't count: You won't have to say less to show more.
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They have given it an even wordier new name, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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But the rules have relaxed, as the typical theater song has become wordier and expanded far beyond the traditional 32-bar form.
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This second version also had wordier theme clues, using a " … with a little recycling?" ending, instead of the " … concisely?" one chosen by the editors.
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Republicans have tended to be wordier — the average Republican address stretches about 85033,300 words, while Democrats have kept their speeches to about 3,600 words.
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Allegra Frank Making Comics is definitely much — I don't want to say wordier, but Making Comics is more of a familiar reading experience than Syllabus.
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But equally, adds Mr Javed, that does not make the JIT's report a wordier version of the coup in which the army unseated Mr Sharif in 1999.
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Is it unfair to some students that the redesigned SAT, being rolled out next month, will include longer and harder reading passages and wordier math problems than before?
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They intend "A Period of Animate Existence" — whose clinical-sounding title is a wordier way of saying "life" — to be a contemplation of the dangers facing us, and of whatever future we might have.
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If the new character count policy is implemented, it will allow people to compose wordier tweets—but still be far less drastic than another change that Twitter reportedly deliberated earlier this year, which would have raised its limit to thousands of characters.
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Since 2017, the artist-run small press Pacific has been reprinting a facsimile of a New York State Government brochure from 1972 that, from today's perspective, is sure to elicit a few laughs and wisecracks among your wordier, and decidedly more adult friends and family members.
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Already presidential in his verbosity (this year's State of the City address was wordier than all but one of the last 2628 State of the Union addresses), Garcetti touts tuition-free community colleges, a higher minimum wage, 28500,6900 miles of repaved road, tens of thousands of green jobs, expanded rail lines and the Summer Olympics a decade from now.
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In that, the Branston illustrations are provided with rhyming captions and the story is told in a more leisurely manner.Click back (volgende) for the whole edition at Digitale bibliotheek de nederlandse letteren It was followed in 1860 by Moeder Hubbard en haar hond.Digitale bibliotheek de nederlandse letteren Though that keeps more or less to the original story-line, it too is at wordier length.
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Side B contains stories read without pause, first in Japanese, then in English. For some of the longer/wordier issues, part of the line-by-line recording from Side A runs over onto Side B.Tape Description North American versions were distributed by Weatherhill, Inc. Following the end of print magazine publication, Wasabi Brothers Trading Company and Rolomail Trading became publishers for Mangajin materials. Following the purchases of Weatherhill, Inc.
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These pitiful conditions moved him to compose an elegy, famous because unique, on the decay of Athens, a sort of poetical and antiquarian apostrophe to fallen greatness. Gregorovius compared the inaugural address with Gregory the Great's to the Romans, and this with the lament of Bishop Hildebert of Tours on the demolition of Rome by the Normans (1106). His funeral orations over Eustathius (1195) and his brother Nicetas, though wordier and rhetorical, still evinced a noble disposition and deep feeling. Michael, like his brother, remained a fanatical opponent of the Latins.
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It was rare for Fritzi's father and her boss to appear together; also rare for her father and uncle to appear together as well. Bushmiller's dailies during the mid-to-late 1930s and early 1940s involved a lot of continuity, as opposed to the gag-a-day format that would come to dominate the rest of Bushmiller's run. There is a lot of sight humor but the strip is much wordier with elements involving mystery, pathos, and melodramatic aspects that are almost completely missing from the current version, but were almost non-existent during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s version of the strip. In one 1939 daily sequence, it appears as if Fritzi may be getting married.
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Last Night on Earth received generally positive reviews from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 68, based on 18 reviews. In a review for Cuepoint, Robert Christgau said the graceful and occasionally beautiful melodies Ranaldo composed for the album would have been subdued by Sonic Youth's noisy aesthetic, while his singing, still somewhat wordier "than even the alt-rock norm, has turned tender, elegiac, lyrical". Writing for AllMusic, Heather Phares summarized that Lee Ranaldo and the Dust "concentrate on expansive songs filled with shimmering melodies and epic solos" and called Last Night on Earth "an album in the old-school sense, with expansive tracks and detours that still add up to a cohesive whole".
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The prosecuting attorney was more reserved and brief than at the first trial-- "no violent gesturing, no shouting of words—just a quiet monotone." The defense was wordier and more "vehement," taking twice as long as the first.Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · Thu, February 22, 1934 · Page 7 Following opening statements there was only one witness, Officer Arthur March, as State attorneys took "every precaution to see that Dr. Alice Wynekoop does not collapse again before her second trial for the 'operating room murder' is over."Battle Creek Enquirer (Battle Creek, Michigan) · Thu, February 22, 1934 · Page 1 As March took the stand, the operating table was wheeled in, along with all the bloody evidence, which March used to recreate the murder scene, just as he had in the first trial.
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In the year 360, a sudden series of coordinated raids by the Irish, Anglo-Saxons and Picts began. These continued as the Irish colonised the Isle of Man (formerly Brittonic-speaking like Wales was) and resulted in a short period lasting until the 5th century during which Old Irish was spoken in the region: twenty stones dated to this period have ogham inscriptions. One bilingual Latin-Irish stone in Castelldwyran, near Narberth, has the name Votecorigas written on it; the wordier Latin inscription is Memoria Voteporigis Protictoris, giving him the title "protector", a late Imperial Roman title given to nobility. Dyfed may have originally occupied the area that bordered the rivers Teifi, Gwili and Tywi, and included contemporary Pembrokeshire, the western part of contemporary Carmarthenshire, and with the town of Carmarthen.
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Death Ray was created by Matt Bielby, the ex-Future Publishing staff member who was editor on some of that company's significant titles, including Total Film magazine and SFX magazine, the dominant SF title. Death Ray is published by Blackfish Publishing, Bielby's magazine company, based in Bath, UK. At their launches in 2007 Death Ray and SciFiNow, launched April 2007, were the first magazines in recent years to challenge SFX's dominance of the science fiction magazine market in the UK Issue 6, The New Kids on the Block , Pages 11-15, Hub Magazine (11 May 2007), Retrieved 6 December 2007 but neither has yet to approach SFX in terms of popularity or sales. (A UK version of the American science fiction magazine Starlog was published for a couple years beginning in May 2000.) However, the magazine has been described by one source as wordier and offering greater depthSF Diplomat: REVIEW - Death Ray Magazine (Issue One) than its two main competitors. In August 2008, Blackfish Publishing announced it had been bought by Rebellion Developments, the video game producer who already publish 2000 AD and Abaddon Books.
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