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As Hardiman explains, Joyce may have left Healy's name out because he actively disliked him.

McClellan was able to achieve the remarkable turnaround because he actively solicited suggestions from outside the agency, says Antos. "I think the hallmark of his tenure is to open up [the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] to the views of others".

For me I don't think it matters too much, because he actively tries to be both.

Most people don't know much about Prince's spiritual beliefs because he actively worked to keep his life and career enigmatic and mysterious; he used a symbol instead of a name to become "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince," (which ultimately seems to have been a very clever way to get out of a somewhat oppressive contract with Warner Bros).

But part of why Rick Ross is such an enduring presence on the charts (he was on hit songs—sometimes his own, sometimes as a guest rapper every year from 2006 to 2014) is because he actively cultivates an air of absolute grandiosity, often to parabolic excess.

OK! QUESTION FROM GINGERSPICE: But do you think it is because he is ACTIVELY SEXY to them, or because he rings the bells for their 90's grunge devirginization?

He also said in a statement that Hamilton should not be believed because he "is actively seeking to make money by writing a book, and now he has completely changed the story he has always told before so that he could get himself on '60 Minutes' and increase his chances with publishers".

I think we need to get on this,' and then proceeded to guide our coverage the rest of the evening, because he was actively following this," Wallace recalled.

In fact, the two most prominent American Nobel candidates this year -- Roth and Joyce Carol Oates -- both seem unlikely laureates; Roth because he has actively lobbied for the award (which the committee is known to resist) and Oates because, to be frank, she's just not good enough.

Three people were excluded from the study, leaving 13 to participate; one because her symptoms were attributable to sleep apnoea syndrome, one because he was actively suicidal and one because she scored greater than 7 or more on the combined BDI-II items for energy, concentration difficulty and tiredness.

Much of what we now celebrate as priceless art was really just Leonardo Da Vinci's daily sketch book, which he recorded not because he was actively trying to make a masterpiece, but because the creative act was integrated to such a degree in his everyday life that it became the way he processed thoughts, writing them down with accompanying illustrations.