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She rehearsed, coaxed and harried speakers until they found a mode of speech that worked.
"I haven't looked that carefully at his work, but I have never found a mode of access," said Mr. Botstein, a conductor with a formidable specialty in arcane repertory.
Some scrap of pride might have been salvaged had our leaders found a mode of address by which to rally the country and prepare us for the struggle ahead.
Finally, we found a mode allowing the formation of the MIF consisting of well-separated silver nanoislands on the surface of unpoled slides, and, at the same time, there was no formation of the MIF in the poled regions of the glass surface.
Old battles over the way public lands are managed in the region have found a mode of expression through the Patriot movement, a loose agglomeration of groups, some armed, some not, that tend to describe themselves as defenders of the Constitution.
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They develop a voice, they find a mode of expression.
In India, Sher-Gil's first effort was to find a mode of delineation appropriate to her Indian subjects.
So on a Saturday morning in the East Bay area of California, they and about 17 others boarded a rumbling white tour bus to try to find a mode of living better suited to the times.
So the purpose of this evening's event is to see if we can find a mode of inquiry into religion, faith, belief and non-belief, more consistent with William than with Jesse James.
By default (if eig-match-freq? is true), Meep tries to find a mode with the same frequency ωn(k) as the src property (above), by scanning k vectors in the given direction (using MPB's find-k functionality; alternatively, if eig-kpoint is supplied, it is used as an initial guess and direction for k ).
It's really easy to find a mode for which there already exists a cultural norm, find your allies within that history and fit the bill.
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