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"Body and Soul," originally, was sometimes shown with the accompaniment of jazz bands, though of course we don't know how they sounded.
Although a test bird would occasionally peck at a model, then reject it, the same action was sometimes shown to a mimic that it had picked up, suggesting that a premature response had been subsequently corrected.
In his speech, Mr Higgins said: "We cannot give back their lives to the dead, nor whole bodies to those who were wounded, or repair the grief, undo the disrespect that was sometimes shown to those who fought or their families.
"We are sometimes shown documents that we are allowed to read but not keep".
The value of different metaphysical insights is sometimes shown in the success with which they are applied.
Her paintings are sometimes shown as strips of unstretched canvas, with their tatty edges curling, while her sculptures are roughshod assemblages of plaster, paint smears and household finds.
These minimovies are attractive to top actors because they often offer higher production qualities, leave more time to develop a short story and are sometimes shown in theaters.
That a damaged neuron should show degenerative changes, however difficult to detect, is not unexpected, but the interdependence of neurons is sometimes shown by transneuronal degeneration.
The international culture-vultures who attend also relish the chance to soak in the balcony hot tub at the Sundhöllin pools (where films are sometimes shown) on Barónsstíg street, a great place to recover from the festival parties.
His name is Ah Mun, and he is sometimes shown in combat with the death god, Ah Puch, a skeleton-like being, patron of the sixth day-sign Cimi ("Death") and lord of the ninth hell.
Going by the anglicized name C. C. Wang, he sold centuries-old pieces for millions, including 60 works that went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and are sometimes shown in the C. C. Wang Family Gallery on the museum's second floor.
