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Also emblematic is the quandary Mr. Sununu faces in relation to Mr. McCain's faltering campaign.
I felt, was definitely an art form especially with the painting of the faces in relation to the costumes and stuff like that; I saw those as art forms.
Finally, while our study is one of the first to quantify attention to the eyes of fearful faces in relation to the personality trait of neuroticism, other emotional facial expressions may be particularly informative in relation to other personality traits.
Some care is required to find the perfect snow meadow; the aspect (which way the meadow faces, in relation to the sun) affects the experience.
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More recently, he had been trying to get at something about the face in relation to the body.
The problem water companies and others that want to run public services face in relation to CSR is that to a large extent they are trying to square a circle.
The prevent duty requires them to respond in ways that are proportionate and appropriate, based on an assessment of genuine risks that children might face in relation to extremism.
"But now the Chinese have the opportunity, almost in one fell swoop, to remove some of the ongoing and relentless criticism they face in relation to Africa and Africa's natural resources.
For that reason, he says the botanical gardens are the perfect new home for a structure that allows us: "to explore the urgent issues we face in relation to pollinators, their intimate relationships with plants and their vital role in helping us feed a rapidly growing population".
Something's deeply wrong about the way you're cupping the boy's mouth in relation to the way he (the boy) is standing, in relation to the way you are looming behind him, in relation to the sheen of his terrified face, in relation to that cry I heard out in the hallway, which was so loud and shrill it penetrated the door and reached my ears.
A second example of an individual's face in relation to another operates in the context of match-making (xiangqin).
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