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"The homegrown ones had a severe approach," he said in an interview.
Taking a spare, severe approach, "Red" was spelled in large red letters on a black background on the Playbill for the Broadway production.
Sears also plans to adopt a more severe approach to closings going forward, rather than trying to improve "marginally performing stores" as the company has done in the past.
The young Brahms was a rhapsodic, expansive, eye-rolling, foot-stomping, heaven-storming romantic (hear the original version, by the twenty-year-old composer, of the Piano Trio Op. 8, the First Piano Concerto, the String Sextet No. 1) but one who had both an innate sense of form and a morally severe approach to composition derived from an intense fealty to Beethoven.
After 1800, American courts moved away from the traditional means of handling assault, whereby a magistrate issued bonds of good behavior which involved families and neighbors in preventing future violence, and a speedy (albeit more severe) approach to assaults became the norm.
Steve Harmon, longtime Internet analyst and CEO of e:harmon, takes a more severe approach to the business-to-business sector.
This severe approach is also recognizable in the EU's Mediterranean Sea politics, where officials use militaristic language when talking of immigrants in terms of 'combating' them while 'defending' borders.
Lisbeth Meléndez Rivera, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's director of Latino/a and Catholic Initiatives, criticized Billiard's firing, noting that the pope has taken a less severe approach to LGBT rights.
A more severe approach leads to the development of overt organ failure [ 48, 77], but results in high mortality rates [ 78] and more acute onset of the heart failure substrate.
