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It took a vast amount of patience not to strangle him, and great insistence and some luck to get the manager, who defended his bartender on the ground that he was "new" and had not yet, presumably, learned how to distinguish between a Negro boy of twenty and a Negro "boy" of thirty-seven.
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The love story is told with greater insistence and less conviction, without memorable passages or surprising recognitions.
It was like listening to a rousing peace overture as an ominous leitmotif of disaster keeps returning with ever greater insistence.
However, a greater insistence on good governance and on a new governance goal is essential to achieve current and future development goals.
"Ingenious Nature" ultimately comes off as a sort of male derivative of "Sex and the City," but with less narrative finesse and greater insistence on scientific legitimacy.
More often, the greatest insistence that profiling Muslims is wrong came from African-American girls, though their experience with police hostility is less direct.
Still, the execution is haphazard, and comes off as a kind of male derivative of "Sex and the City," but with less narrative finesse and greater insistence on scientific legitimacy (1 30).
With ever greater insistence, Francophone society demanded government measures to affirm and protect the French language, its status having been weakened by the arrival of immigrants, who invariably sent their children to school in English, and by French Canadians themselves, who seemed on the verge of assimilating, as their grandparents had done 50 years earlier in New England.
The trumpets, summoning the souls to judgment from the corners of the earth, begin to sound, at first quietly and then with greater and greater insistence, and, as the rest of the brass enter, and then the chorus, Toscanini can be heard above the din (just barely) screaming, "Piu forte!" (or perhaps "Tutta forza!"), an enraged old man confronting the ultimate and demanding more of it.
In a focus group study by Gessert et al., rural responders were more likely to express greater willingness to accept ill health and even death as natural phenomena, whereas urban residents expressed stronger aversion to death and greater insistence on aggressive end of life care [ 15].
A report from Adam Roberts, president of the British Academy, to the organization's governing council, given to the International Herald Tribune, describes "very great pressure from government" and "an insistence that all public funding reflect, to some extent, strategic needs".
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