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The direct excerpt from "Death Mix" forms the first two minutes of this anonymous, slightly inept mix.
But while the score is sublimated from Piaf's original, written by Charles Dumont and recorded in 1960, it does not rely on a direct excerpt.
But Benedictus does some fun stuff too, weaving direct excerpts from real interviews into his conversations, and the narrative voice flows with wit and vigour as it moves from Benedictus and Mendez's emails to hapless Michael, Marks's drug-guzzling wife Mellody and Calvin Vance, a gormless X Factor runner-up.
The remainder of the study provides a more thorough analysis of what shareholder agreements are about, links many of the findings to existing empirical and theoretical studies, includes direct excerpts from shareholder agreements themselves, and discusses in more detail how shareholder agreements terminate.
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They also used headlines to direct the reader to excerpts from a specific document, which Mr. Gold described as a kind of footnoting.
Norman verified the truthfulness of his direct quotes, indirect quotes, excerpts from the online data survey that he runs, and background information throughout the article.
