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It was not just the graffiti: the cousin had set fire to a new police kiosk the same day in another act of lashing out.
In another act of defiance, Mr. Braff cast himself as the lead because, well, he wanted to give the little guy a break.
In another act of co-optation, Maggie Lambert's "Asylum Seeker" series turns photographs of refugees into big, colorful posterlike images that look at first glance like blurry Warhols.
Two years later, Star established a joint venture — Phoenix satellite TV — with a Chinese broadcaster close to the government, and in another act of contrition a Murdoch company published and fêted a mediocre book by a daughter of Deng Xiaoping.
Then, in another act of love, she spent $10 million of her own money on a building in downtown Lucerne and opened it as a museum for her favorite artists.
Christine then gave 10percenttotourur church and, in another act of charity, bought me a used sports car for my 50th birthday, remembering that I had once told her that it had been my dream car.
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They didn't want to take part in yet another act in the theatre of the absurd; they wanted things to be called, for once, what they really were — for words, even the word "president," to mean something.
My father could not fit into the small holes I cut through the pile, but sealing the only way in was another act of separation.
In 1792 another act provided that a sinking fund of 1 percent should be attached to every new loan, which would thereby be redeemed within 45 years.
This tendency to put one's individual needs ahead of the collective had already been on clear display – manifested, oddly enough, in yet another act of silence.
But it is difficult not to see his maneuver in yet another act of obeisance by Senate Republicans to the banking and credit card industries.
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