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Either way, his photographs are indispensable first-hand records of an important place and time, buoyed by persistent grace.
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In the course of the show, as Walt has sunk to ever-lower depths of turpitude, his brother-in-law has been given the classic hero's arc: The repeated testing, physical and moral and physical again; the near-successes in which the prize is plucked away the last moment; the temporary falls from grace; the persistent brushes with despair.
In my early years as a spiritual counselor, I thought it could be cured by a combination of divine grace and persistent inner work.
This is my story.' " I didn't see the original, but to judge from the 1971 film, James Earl Jones played Jefferson as a supremely confident man, intimidating in both his physical grace and the persistent rumble of his self-possession.
Mr. Kanjorski spoke with grace of his persistent opponent, said he was truly honored by the privilege of having served, and blended into the crowd of wistful old friends and eager young aides to shake hands, comfort the distraught and accept that glass of wine.
As expected, patients with persistent hs-TnT elevation presented with higher admission GRACE score and were found to have significantly higher rates of echo abnormalities at 7 weeks post-ACS.
On the other hand, its saving grace – like some of the work it draws upon – is a persistent sense of wonder.
Saving grace?
Amazing grace!
Physical grace.
ADJECTIVE Persistent.
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