After all, greeting fans at the stage door and well-wishers backstage – Fonda's roll call of celebrity visitors has been intense – marks quite a change from the cocooned insularity of most film sets.
Nadine Shah: Fast Food A passionate and intense album, marked by Shah's distinctive, resonant alto voice and piercing electric guitar riffs.
But after two and a half years of intense activity, marked by increasingly bitter aesthetic and political quarrels with the faculty of the art academy, he gave up and moved to Moscow.
The debate over STEM or STEAM, while intense, only marks the beginning of what needs to happen in education.
The intense security marked a stark contrast at a site were residents normally gather freely to practice yoga, play ultimate Frisbee or celebrate national holidays.
As the hostile atmosphere in the region grows ever more intense, Tuesday marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean army.
This era of intense specialization was marked by a countermovement toward amalgamation of different crafts a tendency that reflected the growth of the market and the desire of enterprising masters to expand their trading abilities.
Mr. Obama has already provided some hints of how he would position himself against Mrs. Clinton, suggesting he would link her to her husband's presidency and their role in the intense partisanship that marked much of the 1990s and that carried over into the Bush presidency.
With profits from plastics, Li began buying up apartment buildings and factories throughout the city during the 1960s, a period of intense social unrest marked with Maoist-tinged riots and bombings, and reaped huge returns when the market recovered.
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