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There were profoundly entrenched attitudes that he needed to examine and change, there were unconscious assumptions of his own "centrality," his alienation from his own feelings, his failure to listen, to hear, really hear what she was saying, and to understand how the system that worked in his favor in both trivial and important ways always worked against her.

But as for being a debate for undecideds, as advertised...well, it was hosted by Yes Glasgow, a show of hands at the start revealed less than a third of the audience had yet to make up their minds, and the applause levels and occasional heckling of the No speakers indicated that the majority there were profoundly pro-independence.

The decision, he wrote there, was "profoundly flawed".

Yet the pioneering work described there is profoundly improving the experiences of both people with dementia and their carers.

There's nothing in the director Danny Boyle's visual conception or dramatic organization of the film that distinguishes itself from Sorkin's text — as, for instance, there is, profoundly, in David Fincher's filming of Sorkin's script for "The Social Network".

Within the class of transparency accounts, there are profoundly differing views about how self-knowledge is achieved and its epistemic status.

"But in terms of my population, there are many people who were profoundly traumatized by the epidemic.

I thought DLA would always be there and am profoundly shocked that it's now changed and I am due to be reassessed soon.

While there, Coolidge was profoundly influenced by philosophy professor Charles E. Garman, a Congregational mystic, with a neo-Hegelian philosophy.

In spite of its title, "I'm Not There" is a profoundly, movingly personal film, passionate in its engagement with the mysteries of the recent past.

"To go to Staten Island — actually go there — would have been profoundly meaningless," he says.