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The Pre-Raphaelites were most modern in their treatment of landscape, which they rendered en plein air in advance of the Impressionsts (but not before Corot or Constable).

Scholten and Baijings used their well-known eye for color and textiles on the car's seats, which they rendered as minimal, almost folded forms with specially developed fabrics and hand-stitching with silk thread.

It is thanks to their professionalism, including the speed with which they rendered First Aid, that neither of you was killed - especially in your case Adebowale, given that you pointed the gun at them again even after you had been shot for the first time.

They have bigger things on their minds, which they render with both earthy specificity and universal resonance.

And all the children of the town are equipped with rubber elastic paddleballs, or Hi-Lis, with which they render average sidewalk impassible.

The players' exquisite attention to detail results in a number of ravishing moments (the poetry with which they render the sad, still center of the Andante would be hard to surpass), but their restrained approach dulls during the famous fourth movement, a quirky set of variations on the Schubert song "Die Forelle," which gives the piece its nickname.

Whereas reduced memory in mice lacking CD4 T cell appears only several weeks after infection, CD4 T cells have been found to be critical during the initial priming process, during which they render CD8 T cells with enormous potential to proliferate upon reencounter with the pathogen months later [ 20, 57].

When uncomfortable topics do emerge, campaigns can become touchy, underscoring the extent to which they have rendered the subject taboo.

The passionate fatuity of these people, and the keenly nuanced satire with which they are rendered, brings to mind parties in Woody Allen movies of the same period.

U.S. officials have in fact often sought what is known as "assurances" from countries to which they have rendered suspects that the suspects would not be tortured.

Thus, the monks who had fled the world found that the world sought them out for services, which they gladly rendered.