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Their mothers, better practised at dissemblance, maintain huge grins, so the picture overall is like watching opposite emotions on the same face, parallel universes in which the best and the worst thing has somehow happened simultaneously.

When I was little and I wanted to be an actress, I never thought it would be in France – I always thought, 'Better practise my English so I can be a star in the States.'" That's why the pair's screen interests – outside the odd French film with black stars such as N'Gijol and Eboué – are American, as are their acting aspirations.

The accumulated knowledge and experience can be organized and assessed to foster further research and better practise.

Afghanistan's maternal mortality rate, once one of the highest in the world, is now said to be inching down, partly because of the growing presence of competent midwives, and more clinics and better practises in some areas.

So maybe if there was better practise in terms of the doctor-patient interchange………then I think it would tidy up a lot of excess……" 24MD".

Mandatory vaccination covered by health insurance and better practise in hospital hygiene, especially improvement in compliance to multimodal strategy for hand hygiene, could reduce prevalence of nosocomial RVGE on paediatric department in Slovakia in the next decades.

Applying this logic to its own enterprise, we might argue that neo-Foucaldian scholarship should not begin by telling us why it generates a particular form of critique (i.e. whether it is for emancipation, human rights, equality, autonomy, freedom, etc).. Instead, it could investigate how we could better practise critique, what are the conditions conducive to the critical enterprise.

These will produce more targeted training rather than simply 'the-more-the-better' practising.

"Playing matches against the world's best players is better than practising against anybody.

Emily Blunt had better start practising how to say 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' as rumour has it she is in line for the lead role in a Mary Poppins sequel.

But anyone hoping to emulate the Argentina forward's brilliant rabona in Tottenham's Europa League win on Thursday had better start practising.