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Woolf first made Terence, Rachel's suitor, rather Clive-like; as she revised, Terence became a more sensitive, Leonard-like character.
My heart became a more sensitive instrument as a result, and I could feel the Taliban out there, lost in the darkness.
Suddenly, she couldn't have children, she had no control over her body's reaction to this intense medicine, and mortality became a more sensitive conversation topic than it had been in our glee-filled Glee Club years.
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"I have become a more sensitive person, which is normal.
"I think you become a more sensitive person when you have a kid — you have to become more tolerant and understanding," the Upper West Side mother said.
As a result, issues regarding discrimination against minority groups in mass media became a more prominently sensitive topic, which then caused a slight domino-effect in the UK (i.e. #BritsSoWhite).
With the availability of more genome sequences, it became possible to make a more sensitive search for orthologues of the 147 S. coelicolor TTA-containing genes (or in some cases gene clusters).
Neurophysiological assessment with visual, somatosensory, motor, and brainstem auditory evoked potentials is traditionally used as a paraclinical tool for MS evaluation, although its diagnostic relevance has progressively decreased after MRI became largely available as a more sensitive technique.
You will feel fulfilled in your role as a new father and also become a lot more sensitive to your wife and baby's needs.
Subsequent to the end of the study, a more sensitive analysis became available for the identification of HAHA in patients receiving eculizumab.
But to identify objects of museum quality, "we had to become a little more sensitive to the emotional value of these objects to others.
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