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Up close and personal, Hardy wouldn't be described as threatening – in fact, he is pleasant, open, accommodating and unfailingly polite – but it seems that he's perpetually suppressing turmoil and conflict, and just barely at that.
Back in the jetliner Mr. Stiller is still exploding, as he feels his way through a number of wildly different interpretations of the scene under Mr. Roach's open, accommodating direction.
Considering how controversial it's made out to be, Fur Harvesters really could have told me to go fly a goddamn kite in a goddamn lightning storm, but they were remarkably open, accommodating, and understanding as to why I'd be interested in their line of work.
Enormous dance halls opened, accommodating thousands, and featuring two different bands a night.
The door slips open like an elevator, but then it stays open, to accommodate those who need extra time getting in.
The hotels and restaurants that remain open to accommodate them attract less active off-season beach-lovers too.
"Why would the coroner lie?" "Red Rover" is the sui generis result of that asking — supposition moving in on perplexity, the time frame of a life wrenched wide open to accommodate various perspectives and conjectures about motive.
Nevada voting laws say the polls have to stay open to accommodate everyone waiting in line.
His comments came after Trump's campaign filed a lawsuit in Nevada alleging that certain voting sites were illegally kept open to accommodate voters.
After several days they encounter a rain of ashes and then observe a huge cataract of fog or mist, which splits open to accommodate their entrance upon approach.
The Thane Campground usually closes at the end of November, but due to the razing of a nearby tent city on Thursday, it is staying open to accommodate the many homeless with nowhere to go.
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