That shy apprehensiveness should be just as appealing in dwarf form.
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All of these traits are correlated with greater apprehensiveness about eating animals.
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People weren't sharing information and there was an apprehensiveness to take risks.
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However, his apprehensiveness was eased after he met up with the grandmother prior to the event.
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Trump and Senate Republicans made a number of public statements on Thursday that signal their apprehensiveness over the possibility.
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And for those of us who have general anxiety on top of encountering racial hostility, we're experiencing a unique sandwich of apprehensiveness.
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Clinton already benefiting from Mr. Trump's weekslong slide in the polls, Democrats' concerns were tempered — more in the realm of apprehensiveness than panic.
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But attentive readers may notice a dramatic problem: as well as the actors conveyed apprehensiveness at whether to print the classified material everyone knows what the Post decided to do.
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But while many startups are scrambling to provide similar medical services, not everyone is impressed with tech's plans to disrupt healthcare—at least not without valid apprehensiveness—with misdiagnosis being the main concern among the medical field.
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A day later, Girardi's apprehensiveness proved to be warranted when he revealed Thursday that Masahiro Tanaka, the ace of his pitching staff, would miss his next start on Monday against the Toronto Blue Jays with tightness in his lower forearm.
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" In her 30s, though, finding herself single, Witt realizes it is possible that the future she has been waiting for will never arrive, that her current situation may not be a temporary status, but a permanent reality: "Apprehensiveness set in: that this was my future.
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Zammuto expressed apprehensiveness towards touring, but says it is necessary to make a living, given his belief that people downloading the Books' music via file-sharing has put him under financial strain.
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In a 2008 interview with the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame, Orenstein reflected on her apprehensiveness: On March 10, 2006, Toby's Dinner Theatre opened a second location in Baltimore, Maryland with a run of Beauty and the Beast. This location is now closed.
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Alexander had fled Trebizond for the Byzantine court in 1429 and had eventually married Maria Gattilusio, the daughter of the Genoese lord of Lesbos. The apprehensiveness towards Genoa was contrasted by friendlier relations with Venice, although the Venetians never recovered their former influence in the Black Sea.Miller, Trebizond, pp.
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Qiuyue thinks he's possessed and suggests seeking help from a temple medium. No one knows the fear within him. He's petrified about possibly infecting Xinya and Tiantian and contemplates seeking CDC's help but is incapacitated by his apprehensiveness. He gets to know Zhang Yuhang, a social-service volunteer who encourages him to come clean with his wife so he can seek her forgiveness and send his family for HIV tests too.
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Others publicly advocated for the continuance of the inoculations; however, this was not because of their discontent for the vaccinations. Some of their reluctance had to do with an apprehensiveness for change. They had become so familiar with the process, outcome, positives, and negatives of inoculations that they did not want to be surprised by the outcome or effects of the vaccinations. Jenner soon eased their minds after extensive trials.
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ELC Journal, 39(3), 285-299. Many language learners experience foreign language anxiety, feelings of apprehensiveness and nervousness, when learning a second language. In the case of writing in a foreign language, this anxiety can be alleviated via foreign language writing aids as they assist non-native language users in independently producing decent written work at their own pace, hence increasing confidence about themselves and their own learning abilities.Behjat, F. (2011).
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There was also apprehensiveness for the contents of Yoshino's Minpon Shugi. Some pointed that "The goal of politics is the good of the people in general" disobeying the Japanese spirit of loyalty in terms of the conflict between sake of the Imperial Family and the people's good. However, Yoshino claimed there is no contradiction between the imperial favor and the good of the people because there is only one Imperial Family in Japan and it does not conflict with the interests of the people. Even if it contravenes to the sake of imperial family, Minpon Shugi is just a statement of the way of sovereignty's policy not a law.
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Storm surge from Iniki Immediately after the storm, many were relieved to have survived the worst of the Category 4 hurricane; their complacency turned to apprehensiveness due to lack of information, as every radio station was out and there was no news available for several days. Because Iniki knocked out electrical power for most of the island, communities held parties to necessarily consume perishable food from unpowered refrigerators and freezers. Though food markets allowed those affected to take what they needed, many Kauai citizens insisted on paying. In addition, entertainers from all of Hawaii, including Graham Nash (who owns a home on the north shore of Kauaʻi) and the Honolulu Symphony, provided free concerts to the victims.
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Lyrically, the single revolves around Healy's social anxiety and the themes of depression, fear, apprehensiveness, disappointment, insecurity, and anti-social behaviour. "Frail State of Mind" was released to positive reviews from contemporary music critics, with some deeming it an album highlight. Critics praised its nuanced experimental electronic soundscape, lyrical honesty, and favourably compared the song to the band's previous works, specifically "TooTimeTooTimeTooTime" (2018) and "I Like America & America Likes Me" (2018) from their third studio album, A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships (2018). Commercially, the single achieved moderate success on worldwide music charts, peaking at number 17 on the US Billboard Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart, number 28 in New Zealand, number 54 on the UK Singles Chart, and number 69 in Ireland.
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During the 1960s, Vosse was an acquaintance of record producer David Anderle and the Beach Boys' leader Brian Wilson, working under his employment as an assistant. Vosse participated in the making of the unfinished album Smile, later reporting Wilson's infamous apprehensiveness upon hearing the Beatles' 1967 single "Strawberry Fields Forever". Two years later, he expounded on his side of the Smile story within an editorial for the publication Fusion, and in 2004, appeared as himself for the documentary Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson and the Story of Smile. Following his relationship with the Beach Boys, Vosse worked for the Monterey Pop Festival committee, and then as an assistant to the vice president of A&M; Records, and was involved with the Flying Burrito Brothers.
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Following a short, stripped-down instrumental break, multiple layers of samples are added to the core beat as the song reaches its climax in the final verse. Thematically, "Frail State of Mind" discusses Healy's social anxiety and the feelings ultimately derived from it, including depression, fear, apprehensiveness, disappointment, insecurity, and anti- social behaviour. Benjo Kazue of The Ponder called the single a "dark, macabre imaginative manifestation of the world’s current state of anxiety, hate, war, rampant self obsessiveness and narcissistic self doubt". Throughout the song, Healy apologizes for not wanting to leave home ("Go outside? Seems unlikely"), ignoring phone calls ("I'm sorry that I missed your call / I watched it ring; 'Don’t waste their time'") and not wanting to socialize with friends ("And I'll just leave at 9 / Don't wanna bore you with my frail state of mind").
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Copland studied composition in Paris from 1921 to 1924 under famed pedagogue Nadia Boulanger. He was especially appreciative of the confidence she displayed in her young American students, and she arranged for him to write a major symphonic work for organ and orchestra to be premiered by herself on organ and the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch followed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) under Serge Koussevitzky. He had come to be known around Paris as "that talented young American composer," and at a meeting at Koussevitzky's house with Sergei Prokofiev and Boulanger, the conductor remarked "You vill [sic] write an organ concerto, Mademoiselle Boulanger vill [sic] play it and I vill [sic] conduct it!" Despite his apprehensiveness about his preparedness to write such a large work — Copland had never heard his own orchestration — Boulanger reassured him that he possessed the skills and talent.
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The common wisdom of "newer is better" that applies to most software, does not apply in the bureau industry. Due to the complexity and potential for expensive errors that goes with, moving clients from one system to another, it is very common for older software to be in just as much use as newer software. Clients generally have a low tolerance for errors, simply because finance is a high-dollar affair that can become very expensive when mistakes are made - and this results in significant apprehensiveness on the part of the bureau to simply switch from one software package to another. A bureau software package that has been in for ten years may be based on obsolete operating systems such as DOS and lack Internet functionality, but on the other hand, such software has the advantage of a proven history and a body of real-world experience using it.
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