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For one of his aims in "Ferdydurke" is to puncture the idea of essence or "wholeness" of any kind, including the wholeness of artistic form.
Still, Wolinski and his confederates represented the true Rabelaisian spirit of French civilization, in their acceptance of human appetite and their contempt for false high-mindedness of any kind, including the secular high-mindedness that liberal-minded people hold dear.
I should wish them to have complete leisure in these four years while maturing to be creative writers and teachers in the interpretation of art of every kind, including the verbal as well as the visual arts and not excluding fiction and verse.
They further stated that the party programme had no basis in fascism of any kind, including the National Socialism model.
What looms on the horizon are hundreds of trillions in derivatives -- bets on debt or assets of any kind, including the debt of the peripheral Eurozone PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain).
22 24 Third, greater use of observational methods would allow a clearer understanding of processes at work in improvement work of this kind, including the extent to which control ward staff are influenced by factors such as the act of measurement and 'contamination' from wards that receive feedback.
The class of -contraction maps of the first and second kind include the mappings with condition (B) [3] and almost generalized contractions [6], respectively.
Important visuomotor skills of this kind include the ability to track a line, copy a figure, follow a text and read fluently.
Michael Morpurgo, best known for War Horse, tells wonderful stories of all kinds including the magical The Butterfly Lion and more straightforward adventures such as Kensuke's Kingdom.
He has paddled out in hurricane force winds and surfed with illnesses of all kinds, including the flu, sprains, cuts and earaches.
The family dinners — frequented by art dealers, actors, and artists of all kinds, including the screenwriters Hugo Butler and Ring Lardner, Jr., and the director George Roy Hill — were lively, political, and funny.
