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"The Missing Ink" succeeds in making a strong case for the renaissance of handwriting.
But if she succeeded in making a strong transition from live reports and taped features to booth commentary, she would most likely rope in female viewers.
Taken in isolation, the innovations sparkle; taken together they drag; Costello comes off as an encyclopedia salesman, more interested in showing his wares than in making a strong impression.
But 2003 became known as a good year for women, as Niki Caro, directing "Whale Rider Catherine Hardwickeke, directing "Thirteen"; Patty Jenkins, with "Monster"; and Shari Springer Berman, with "American Splendor," all joined Ms. Coppola in making a strong impression.
A strong professional handshake is important in making a strong first impression.
"We lost time, particularly at the start of the last parliament, in making a stronger argument for Labour and our economic policy.
Experimental data showing the fitness effects of competition and measures of selection on the traits of interest would be useful in making a stronger case.
Meanwhile, many in the industry are making a strong pitch that the future is in fully electric cars.
In Philadelphia, the Native American Party ended up making a strong showing in the city's October election.
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