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LaBute directed and he certainly encouraged a rounded, complete performance from the actors.

It has been widely assumed that ICU care is expensive and this has almost certainly encouraged an unreasonably low level of provision of ICU beds and resources.

The fact that a huge number of people watch countless explicit videos before they have any sexual experiences of their own introduces a kind of sexual voyeurism, which may certainly encourage a dissociation between sex and relationships.

While ballet versions of Shakespeare's inimitable 1597 play have existed since the late 1700s, most productions now are set to the full-length score composed by Sergey Prokofiev in 1935, which certainly encourages an audience's swooning and fear.

"But I will always continue to report anything unacceptable I hear said to me on or off the pitch and I would certainly encourage any other players in a similar situation to do so as well.

Obama has had no shortage of JFK comparisons this campaign and the endorsements from the Kennedy family have certainly encouraged them, so a Kennedy in an Obama White House would certainly look to Obama's legacy.

At the risk, though, of being redundant, I have to register to my fellow Rink Rats my ever-stable distaste for what the game has become — a thing certainly encouraged by the N.H.L. commissioner Gary Bettman (whom Habs fans luxuriate in hating on), but not created by him alone.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet At the risk, though, of being redundant, I have to register to my fellow Rink Rats my ever-stable distaste for what the game has become — a thing certainly encouraged by the N.H.L. commissioner Gary Bettman (whom Habs fans luxuriate in hating on), but not created by him alone.

It certainly encouraged me to think about how my own actions would fit into such a compelling narrative.

It seems a serious interest in politics is not accepted and certainly not encouraged; a slide perhaps towards intellectualism or meaningful engagement being a dirty word, which started around Britpop in the 90s.

His father certainly encouraged him.