But being in that room among so much laughter and pluck and dash, with a warm dumpling thrust into the hand of each spectator, feels like being presented with the theatrical equivalent of a matryoshka doll – a gift to open repeatedly.
For weeks, Williams has been downplaying and dancing around the weight of winning the 2015 U.S. Open, repeatedly telling reporters that she doesn't feel any pressure despite the gobs of history at stake. .
Given the low solubility of silica in water at 300 °C, it is likely that these hydraulic fractures opened repeatedly to produce the present-day geometry.
In the first series of simulations the gap in the Her3–heterodimerdimer was often partially closed, but re-opened repeatedly and resulted in a significant decrease in the buried surface area in the dimer interface.
In technology markets, from the eighties through the mid-aughts, open systems repeatedly defeated their closed competitors.
"His personal project has been to keep the wounds of Auschwitz open by repeatedly pouring the salt of new literary reconstructions upon them, and thus to prevent the collective Jewish memory — and his own — from quietly letting the wounds heal," Leon Wieseltier, now the literary editor of The New Republic, wrote in Commentary in 1974.
On the other hand, the recent COST Open Calls repeatedly confirmed a strong interest on the part of the European scientific community in COST activities.
I'm here because of a moral pressure.... Can you imagine how we felt, first lead and now arsenic?" Proponents of keeping the plant open, meanwhile, repeatedly emphasized that emissions are way down; Exide has also submitted a detailed plan for further reduction to the air district.
One video, taken by a witness with a phone camera, shows officers opening fire repeatedly within 15 seconds of arriving at the scene.
Under threat: Preston bus station Opened 1969, repeatedly rejected for listing despite being described as "a masterpiece" by the 20th Century Society, now under threat of demolition by the city council.
Some data fudging can be expected from a booth representative who opens by repeatedly assuring me that her colleagues don't wear tin-foil hats.
