When I got it right, the interplay between helm, sails, wind and waves made me feel part of the ship, and soon I was channelling the spirit of Jack Sparrow, grinning with the wind in my hair and a song on my lips.
Given that acute alcohol intoxication reduces subjective and physiological responses to stress (Sayette et al., 1992; Hefner and Curtin, 2012), the authors concluded that this reduced right amygdala-OFC interplay may lead to reduced negative affect after alcohol intoxication (Gorka et al., 2013).
"In other words, it testifies to what UNICEF advocates for every day: the indivisibility of child rights and the interplay between birth registration and access to and the denial of human rights.
This weekend saw the stark interplay of right and wrong, good and evil, inclusion and exclusion as white supremacists lashed out against anti-fascists and Black Lives Matter.
His masterpiece is the Schroeder House in Utrecht (1924), remarkable for its interplay of right-angle forms, planes, and lines, and for its use of primary colours.
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Yet after nimble interplay on the right, Suárez delivered a low ball into the box and Sterling, who was not even born when Liverpool were last champions of England, sidefooted into the net from 10 yards.
Now they have to defend again as Ukraine come out of their shell a little to do some more of that fancy interplay on the right flank, but the move fizzles out, as most of their second half moves have...hang on... 8.26pm GMT 64 mins: Shea immediately involved and running at the defense.
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A throw-in to Revie led to interplay on the right wing involving Barnes, Dyson, and Johnstone, resulting in a through-ball which put Dyson clear of the defence to score.
