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But she effectively communicates Shireen and Atafeh's mutual intoxication, savoring and sharing their appreciation of each other's beauty and lingering on Ms. Kazemy's Monica Bellucci-like features.

She was allowed to live at home, but she was effectively isolated.

Wendy Ewald doesn't dispense with descriptive information in the work she presents here, but she also effectively undermines narrow preconceptions.

"But she has effectively broadened her views since then, and she's evolved into a competent, capable and extremely attentive congresswoman".

As a comedienne, she doesn't have the lyrical gift — the charge of fantasy — that Faye Dunaway brought to a similar character thirty years ago in "Network," but she's effectively hateful, and poor, earnest Mike doesn't stand a chance.

Ukraine will need to formally select Olga to compete but she has effectively qualified for the London Games.

But she was effectively overruled by the state government and in September she reversed course when SB 4 went into effect, a move that immediately drew ire from immigrant advocates and distrust from the immigrant community.

Suu Kyi wants to demilitarize Myanmar's politics, but to do so she effectively needs the support of the military itself.

But by involving the patient in the recording activity (not literally, but through making it a shared endeavour and using much inclusive language) she effectively maintains a patient-centred approach while briefly attending to institutional requirements.

Kucova was forced to take time off at the end of 2011 because of a chronic elbow injury, but she found she enjoyed life away from the tour so much that she effectively quit the game for good.

But the films, one lugubrious, the second overwrought, were not to her taste and she effectively retired from Hollywood.