Still, the dancing in Trafalgar Square felt distinctly "real" as absolute beginners paired up with experienced performers.
This may sound like nothing so much as a "Matrix -like fantasy, but it is distinctly real, and reseMatrix -likee ways the employment ofantasyps" (psychological operations), which as most students of recent American history know, have butn part of the natitn's misitary strategy for distinctly
Jonathan Pereira – profligacy aside – was a constant pest neither Pepe nor Sergio Ramos could properly quell, while Cani and Aquino swarmed all over a back-tracking and, at times, distinctly befuddled Real back-line.
Though seemingly a freak occurrence, it drew attention, partly because of the specific details: It happened on the hallowed grounds of Central Park, to a computer scientist, and pointed to a real, if distinctly remote, danger from above.
The modernist realist view is that nations are real but distinctly modern creations, instrumental in the genesis of capitalism (Gellner 1983, Hobsbawn 1990, and Breuilly 2001 and 2011).
On Sunday against lowly FC Volendam, Ajax looked distinctly Huntelaar-less, lacking a real threat in the box.
Norris believes, for example, that we know enough to clearly and distinctly: 1. Accept Descartes' real distinction proof and 2. Refute Locke's thinking matter hypothesis.
For example, the in silico evolved CRMs for kni_83_ru and h_15_ru (fig. 2 E and F) seem to be distinctly more parsimonious than the real CRM, although GEMSTAT predicts their functionality to be the same (supplementary note S4, Supplementary Material online).
"All the mistakes on this show are real," he says, looking distinctly queasy.
That was a real revelation, and I distinctly remember writing it down.
It's almost pure Ray Bradbury in tone, but with a distinctly King-ian horror touch, and a real kicker at the close.
