Pub stops aside, the 525-mile route is definitely a significant adventure, involving six days of cycling with around 85 miles tackled each day.
He strictly limited US involvement in the most significant military adventure launched under his watch, in Libya, and has resisted Israeli pressure for military strikes against Iran.
But the big news here is Katie Holmes: she returns to Broadway in her first starring role there, not to mention her first significant professional adventure since the tabloid storm of her divorce from Tom Cruise.
She looks at Wordsworth, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf and herself as four writers whose work is often read as biographical truth when, Winterson claims, all four are up to a very different--and more significant--adventure.
Along with the adventures came significant responsibility and hard work.
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There are significant differences between the two adventures, to be sure, but at the conceptual level there's little difference at all, and neither have much to do with imperialism.
The British government – which, let us not forget, is a significant partner in the Afghan adventure – should look to expand the mandate of the United Nations assistance mission to Afghanistan (Unama) to cover independent tracking of civilian deaths.
It was, with only a handful of significant exceptions – robo-dinosaur-tribesmen adventure Horizon: Zero Dawn and endless space epic No Man's Sky, mainly – a presentation that emphasised the past's influence on the future, relegating wholly new IPs to the sidelines.
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Interestingly, there was no significant correlation between the subscale "thrill and adventure seeking" (TAS) and the SCR measures (p >.33).
