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In his essay Gardens in Wartime, the Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig contrasts how the outbreak of the first world war triggered a fever of flagwaving and patriotic chanting on the streets of Vienna, with how calmly Londoners carried on pruning their hedges when news of the war against Hitler broke in 1939.
They challenged him repeatedly and expressed shock at how calmly he dismissed their rejection of his ideals.
"People in the West twenty-five yeago ago were surprised by how calmly Russians seemed to absorb the collapse of the Soviet Union," Boris Mezhuev, the conservative columnist, said.
The most chilling and most believable aspect of "Margin Call" is how calmly and swiftly its drama of damage control unfolds.
My Pretty Girl and the rest of them will be wide-eyed and anxious, no matter how calmly I work them.
Look how calmly and powerfully they're stepping.
He also said it was "remarkable to watch on TV" how calmly people reacted.
When we break that routine, no matter how calmly, it upsets them.
In an interview with ABC News on Sunday Jaycee Dugard, 31, talked calmly of how she was kidnapped by a couple and held captive for 18 years.
This example doesn't make it into Ben Goldacre's Bad Pharma, his calmly outraged account of how the $600bn drug industry, doctors, academics, regulators and medical journals have let patients down.
Stokes is defending solidly and finding runs calmly, giving a good example of how to approach this session.
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