His views chime with the authoritative person's message of tough love.
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The deals chime with Volvo Cars' wider strategy to electrify its vehicles.
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Just walking over that set, you can feel it chime with Hamlet's consciousness.
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Oddly, their priorities might sometimes chime with those of Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel.
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Munster's estimates about the older iPhone install base seem to chime with other forecasts.
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With the new MacBook Pro, Apple is replacing the iconic chime with cold, unforgiving silence.
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Such criticisms chime with broad concerns about for-profit education, but 2U's Mr Paucek is unmoved.
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The findings chime with a preliminary report issued last month by the county property appraiser's office.
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Her characters—victims of nationalism, xenophobia and prejudice—are carefully chosen to chime with today's political climate.
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Some people suspect that these deals chime with China's industrial policy more than HNA's own corporate logic.
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Some of the report's findings chime with what others have been saying about the Israeli socioeconomic situation.
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YouGov calculates that 20153% of Labour voters hold "authoritarian populist" views that chime with things that UKIP promotes.
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His family values chime with the country's strong anti-gay marriage constituency, but make him toxic for the left.
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But they do chime with the overall majority for Macron that pollsters predict, though tilting even more towards LREM.
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The film's title also happens to chime with the post-election calls to fight the "normalization" of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Often, the mood is confined to the aesthetic, to a particular fashion buzz about to chime with the populace: Fetish!
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Allred's words in the BBC interview chime with former prosecutors who said over the weekend that the case will continue.
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Higher German auto sales chime with figures for Britain, France, Italy and Spain which have all reported higher deliveries in September.
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Mr. Khan's nationalistic broadsides against American policies and what he describes as a humiliatingly uneven relationship chime with the military's position.
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Yet Unilever's troubles chime with words of caution from economists, who warn against betting on a stronger global economy next year.
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The project, likely to cost up to $30 billion, would chime with efforts to better integrate the kingdom's energy and industrial sectors.
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The intentions behind it also chime with a shift of emphasis by another leading central banker, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde.
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That does not chime with the original rationale for the plan, which is to give entrepreneurs free rein to run their businesses.
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The concerns of financial firms over gun safety chime with a wider debate on corporate links with the NRA, following the Florida shooting.
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Add another $59 for the indoor chime with Wi-Fi extender, and another $30 per year if you want to view stored recordings.
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Saied won the support of both Islamists and leftists, though his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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Its comments chime with European regulators who say Europe is "overbanked", suggesting that lenders should consolidate sooner rather than later to tackle poor profitability.
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Though Saied has won the support of both Islamists and leftists, his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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His liberal idealism (he is pretty unfussed about immigration, for example) does not chime with the small-c conservative voters on whom Out relies.
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One was writing in Harper's and the other making impromptu comments in a town hall, but Roiphe and Zingales's arguments chime with one another.
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I was recently featured in a Chime with Change Black Dogs film short documentary, The Future is Fluid, that premiered at Sundance this year.
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Measures to drive technological improvements would chime with his desire to improve UK productivity, which is growing very slowly, and create high quality jobs.
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These considerations chime with the view that Mrs May has failed to win most of the Brexit aims she set out to achieve (see table).
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Savona has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has spooked markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the League.
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What Gary is saying is anecdotal, but it does chime with what I've observed: Problems seem be be exacerbated rather than created while in prison.
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Kais Saied has won the support of both Islamists and leftists, though his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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The same goes for his friendliness with Vladimir Putin and his calls for a rapprochement with Russia, which chime with similar longstanding demands on her part.
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Strong sales in Germany chime with double-digit gains in March already reported in Italy and Spain, Europe's fourth and fifth biggest markets respectively in 2016.
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In normal times, this would chime with the US killing in January of top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, and hint at an escalation towards open conflict.
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Gabriel's comments chime with those made by Germany's largest power producer RWE on Tuesday, when it rejected new calls to phase out coal-fired power generation.
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Savona has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has alarmed markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the anti-immigrant League.
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Citi analyst Oliver Nugent said changes in the discount for the cash over the three-month contract "do not chime with market consensus of a wider deficit".
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The remarks chime with those from E.ON CEO Johannes Teyssen, who told newspaper Rheinische Post that the group had enough financial flexibility to avoid paying in several steps.
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The sidewalk will chime with wassups when you walk it, men will gaze in your wake like you're the Pied Piper, your face and your body the song.
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Savona, 81, has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has alarmed markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the anti-immigrant League.
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Minds on either side are unlikely to be swayed by these numbers; confirmation bias tends to set in (you only believe "facts" that chime with your initial opinion).
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His views still chime with those of Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, who told CNBC last week that the Fed should provide more stimulus.
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The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
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The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
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Salvini is lobbying for Paolo Savona, who has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has spooked markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with the League's.
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Roosegaarde claims that the firm did get diamonds from pollution dust made, but as the process required so much energy it didn't chime with the firm's environmentally friendly ethos.
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Percy is 21 and has already abandoned one wife and child, but his capital-R romantic idealism includes a few clauses about free love that chime with Mary's rebellious inheritance.
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I think we instinctively reject the statistics that were made by people we perceive to be political opponents, and accept the ones that chime with our view of the world.
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There are passing nods to racism and sexism that chime with the concerns of our times, but the overriding intention seems to be to get the audience on its feet, cheering.
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Marshall Gittler, analyst at ACLS Global, said GDP data due on Wednesday may chime with the weak purchasing managers' index surveys and confirm the British economy contracted in the second quarter.
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" Their shared creative preoccupations — the fragility of relationships, the gap between men and women, the failure of life's promises as we age — all chime with those Mr. Stone found within "Yerma.
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But this carefree, spendthrift attitude does not chime with Mr Trump's plan, which was penned by Wilbur Ross and Peter Navarro, two of his economic advisers, and released shortly before the election.
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"These valuations chime with positioning data that show the UK to be somewhat of a consensus underweight," said Mark Richards, a global multi-asset strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management in London.
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That lets you customize your milk-to-tea ratio, and strength of your tea brew, and you can take your customizations to another Chime with a tap of your phone to the device.
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In his attempt to become leader of Germany's governing Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the health minister faces a battle to convince party members that his often trenchant political views chime with the country's future.
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The event this August has been called the Great American Eclipse, and it seems to me to chime with the country's current struggles: between reason and unreason, individuality and crowd consciousness, belonging and difference.
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But the findings chime with the testimony of the U.S. intelligence chief to Congress this week, which named cyber attacks, including those targeting Washington's interests in Ukraine, as the biggest threat to U.S. national security.
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Nonetheless, the scandal, which first broke shortly after she launched her presidential campaign, has been deeply damaging to Mrs Clinton because of the way it seemed to chime with her pre-existing reputation for dishonesty.
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These findings chime with those from Mr Thomas and Michael Rosenfeld of Stanford University, who work with data from the How Couples Meet and Stay Together survey, conducted every few years by GfK, a research firm.
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Macron has seen his popularity bounce back in recent weeks despite what opinion polls show is an image of "president of the rich" that could chime with the world's business elite congregation in the Swiss Alps.
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The frames and the recessed sections may chime with the classical colonnades of other buildings in the square, but the difference in depth, and the sheer number of them, has more rhythm than a classical colonnade.
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Daniele Nouy's comments chime with complaints by ESMA that the new system proposed by the European Commission, whereby ESMA takes the leading role but is supported by the ECB and other central banks, is too complex.
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A collaborative effort is not likely to chime with President Trump, however, who is expected to promote his "America First" doctrine and an anti-globalization perspective to Davos' attendees, whether they agree with him or not.
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If Mexico and the United States were to align policies on such issues it would chime with trade experts arguing for the NAFTA partners to pursue a more regional approach to safeguarding the competitiveness of North America.
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That message will chime with the tone Xi struck at an Asia-Pacific forum in Peru in November, where leaders vowed to fight protectionism and advance multilateral trade deals days after Donald Trump's U.S. presidential election victory.
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Brands have been increasingly turning to social media or pairing up with popstars and so-called influencers, making sure their products chime with younger tastes and branching into casualwear and streetwear, with t-shirts, sneakers and denim.
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Elsewhere, it's back to the drawing board for a piece that wants to skewer a peculiar slice of American history but needs to first work on getting its rhymes right: Does "whores" really chime with "hors d'oeuvres"?
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Her words chime with those of some Scottish lawmakers in May's own Conservative party, who are looking for a "cast-iron guarantee" that any fisheries agreement will not link access to British fishing waters with single market access.
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The SBU's accusations chime with some of the findings of the cyber security firm ESET in Slovakia, which said in research published online on Friday that the Telebots group — which has links to BlackEnergy — was behind the attack.
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The SBU's accusations chime with some of the findings of the cyber security firm ESET in Slovakia, which said in research published online on Friday that the Telebots group -- which has links to BlackEnergy -- was behind the attack.
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The proposal offers a tax deduction for companies that issue new shares or retain profits to chime with the EU's broader Capital Markets Union project to raise more funds for companies from markets rather than using bank loans.
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In a classic book, "Metaphors We Live By", George Lakoff and Mark Johnson, two linguists, use the fact that metaphors like this chime with each other as evidence that they are deeply rooted and so strongly influence people's thinking.
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Disney worried Twitter wouldn't chime with its image Twitter's reputation as a haven for trolls was one of the key reasons both Disney and Salesforce declined to make bids for Twitter, according to reports from Bloomberg and CNBC host Jim Cramer.
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His group, Tianfu Shibian, has won fans and the support of the party's youth league with songs like "Force of Red" and "This is China" that chime with President Xi Jinping's nationalist vision of China and its place in the world.
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The proposal offers a tax deduction for companies that issue new shares or retain profits to chime with the EU's broader Capital Markets Union project to raise more funds for companies by raising funds from markets rather than using bank loans.
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The results chime with expectations that the CSU, the Bavarian sister party to Merkel's CDU, is heading for its worst showing in a state election in over 60 years on Sunday, a setback that risks widening divisions within the coalition.
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However, presenting Lee late in life, as Scharer does, as a depressed alcoholic dying of lung cancer who no longer much cares if her achievements receive any recognition doesn't chime with the Lee we see in most of the novel.
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The pensioner's remarks chime with a straw poll of TV viewers on the same day by broadcaster Sky, which showed 80 percent support for Rome's hard line, and with political experts who say the investigation helps Salvini in his anti-EU campaign.
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The U.S. president will come face-to-face at the gathering with world leaders whose views do not chime with his on a range of issues from trade to the environment as well as Iran and the construction of a new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
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The renewed focus on toilet-upgrading does seem to chime with a subtle doctrinal shift detected during the recent congress, at which a party long obsessed with boosting economic growth hinted that it would start looking for more holistic ways of improving citizens' lives.
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They have tired and weary members, but are also deep in competition with ISIS for younger recruits and finance, so may find accepting this open offer does not chime with their objective of trying to reclaim the title of being the most-extreme insurgent group.
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While crypto trading has attracted anyone from hedge funds and finance professionals to housewives and college students, it is yet to lure institutional asset managers whose mandates require them to make long-term investments which do not chime with highly-volatile digital currencies, whose fundamental values are also difficult to define.
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While his early public pronouncements tended to chime with the feelings of his typically left-leaning fan base—think of his tirades against the Queen and Margaret Thatcher—the new-look Pope of Mope saves his edicts for Brexit ("magnificent"), Nigel Farage ("I like him a great deal") and terrorism (politicians are afraid to call out Islam).
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This would bring a number of advantages for China: a boost to competitiveness that would stimulate exports, an uptick in inflation that is currently well below the official goal of 3 percent, and, last but not least, a more market-driven exchange rate would chime with the Chinese government's objective to further internationalize the use of its currency.
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With the increasing demand for high-end computing hardware and communications devices, Halpern and his team were able to equip CHIME with commercially available low-noise radio frequency transistors that gather two terabytes of data every second that are then processed in five truckloads of computers, at a fraction of what they would cost years ago.
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Because the lines in the margin don't give you any verbal content, you don't know why he's singled out a passage for attention, but it forces you to think your way into Milton's head and it does really chime with a lot of what goes on in his poetry, so you can see him constructing himself through Shakespeare.
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As tweaked by the playwright to chime with our own grievous times, the discussion widens to fold racism and xenophobia into the mix: a laudable impulse, in principle, that has the paradoxical effect of stopping the production dead in its tracks in favor of the sort of heavy-going debate that one might find in the comments section of many an article online.
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Even some of the most bizarre facts of online life chime with what's come before: Anyone familiar with the ancient Egyptian fixation on felines (cat mummies, cat statues, cat pictographs) and the mid-century American obsession with TV would at least have some pretext to accept that one of the largest conglomerates on the planet is the owner of a massive video site with millions of cat clips.
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His comments chime with a consensus among economists that Britain's government will need to unveil a new fiscal plan in the autumn to keep the economy on an even keel as it prepares to leave the EU. "This is a structural shift in the UK's economic and trading regime, whereas monetary policy can offer no more than a short-term balm for economic uncertainty," Haldane said, adding that the result had thrown up a "dust cloud" of doubt in the economy.
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A number of experts also criticised Lynas's factual errors in contributing to the film. British environmentalist George Monbiot wrote in the Guardian that '[Stewart] Brand and Lynas present themselves as heretics. But their convenient fictions chime with the thinking of the new establishment: corporations, thinktanks, neoliberal politicians. The true heretics are those who remind us that neither social nor environmental progress are possible unless power is confronted.
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Currently, the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company is housed in the newly established Margaret Jenkins Dance Lab, located in the South of Market Street district of San Francisco. In 2004, Jenkins and her company established the Choreographers in Mentorship Exchange (CHIME) with support from the James Irving Foundation. This program develops connections and long- term relationships between emerging and established choreographers. Choreographers who participate in CHIME are provided with time in the studio and artist fees.
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87 George Bernard Shaw observed that, in the famous fioriturae of this role, she sang "to chime with a delicate ring and inimitable precision of touch".Corno di Bassetto, London Music in 1888 to 1889 as heard by Corno di Bassetto (Constable, London 1937), pp. 61-63 In 1866 she sang Meyerbeer's Dinorah. That autumn she played Ophelia in Ambroise Thomas's Hamlet, with Charles Santley and Karl Formes, in London and on tour.
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VI Proceedings. University of London King's College, 1909, pp. 42–43.Ann Christys, Vikings in the South (London: Bloomsbury, 2015), pp. 86-87. He recounts further raids in Al-Andalus, in a series of annalistic asides to narratives of events in Córdoba, for 971-72; these records chime with a note in the textually related, and not necessarily reliable, Anales Complutenses and the first group of the Anales Toledanos saying that Vikings attacked Campos (believed to refer to either Santiago or to the Campos Goticos in the province of Leon) in 970.
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At the 2015 Anime Expo in July, Aksys Games announced that development of the third game had been resumed, citing the high demand and awareness for the game as key factors for its reevaluation. By March 2016, development was 80% finished. The porting of the game to Microsoft Windows was handled by Chime, with consultation from Abstraction Games, who had previously worked on Microsoft Windows ports for the Danganronpa series. For the music, Uchikoshi wrote down directions about the mood and concept of the game, describing it as "sad and lonely, like a worn-out record", and "dark and visceral".
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He contested the Conservative Party leadership three times—in 1997, 2001 and 2005—being defeated each time. Opinion polls indicated he was more popular with the general public than with his party, whose generally Eurosceptic stance did not chime with his pro-European views. He returned to Cabinet in 2010 as Justice Secretary and Minister without Portfolio. The Conservative whip was withdrawn from him in September 2019 because he and 20 other MPs voted with the Opposition on a motion; for the remainder of his time in Parliament he sat as an independent, though still on the government benches.
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Medusa has the ability to transform any living creature into stone if they look into her eyes. In her Post-Crisis depiction, Medusa has been seen with either a serpentine body and a humanoid body with golden wings. This iteration's follicle coils could spit burning toxins which sear and poison on contact and was blessed by the gods with physicality rivaling that of Wonder Woman. An unknown facet, either thanks to blessings from the almighty or Circe's spell craft; gave Medusa's voice a hypnotic chime with which she could compel others to turn towards her gaze.
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In May 2012, it was reported that Lord Bell had agreed a £20 million deal to buy most of the Bell Pottinger branded PR businesses from Chime, with Chime retaining a 25% stake in the venture and a seat on the board. The MBO was completed on 30 June 2012 with BPP Communications (Bell Pottinger Private) trading as an independent business from 1 July 2012. Chime retained the Good Relations group of PR businesses, including Harvard, Corporate Citizenship, MMK and Ptarmigan, and some UK regional offices formerly branded as Bell Pottinger were rebranded to Good Relations. Bell Pottinger Private acquired Centreground Political Communications Limited, founded by former Tony Blair adviser Darren Murphy, in June 2014.
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This antithesis of what is considered feminine behaviour, and many of her other works in which there appears to be either the threat of female violence or its actual manifestation, have caused Rego to be associated with feminism. She has acknowledged reading at a young age Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex, a key feminist text, and that this made a deep impression on her.John McEwen, Paula Rego (Oxford: Phaidon Press, 1992) p.47 Her work also seems to chime with the interest in Freudian criticism shown by feminist writers on art in the 1990s, such as Griselda Pollock, with works such as Girl Lifting up her Skirt to a Dog of 1986 and Two Girls and a Dog of 1987 appearing to have disturbing sexual undertones.
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Bragg wrote an article for the Guardian publication on 16 September, in which he addressed the objections he had previously received from people who conflated Scottish nationalism with the far-right ethos of the BNP. He described the independence campaign as "civic nationalism" and his opinion piece concluded: > Support for Scottish self-determination might not fit neatly into any > leftwing pigeonhole, but it does chime with an older progressive tradition > that runs deep in English history – a dogged determination to hold the over- > mighty to account. If, during the constitutional settlement that will follow > the referendum, we in England can rediscover our Roundhead tradition, we > might yet counter our historic weakness for ethnic nationalism with an > outpouring of civic engagement that creates a fairer society for all.
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He disliked change that flew in the face of Nature: the planting of regimented lines of Larches; the coming of the railways; new building that did not chime with the vernacular; and the building of grand houses in the Lakes by the industrialists of Lancashire particularly upset him. In 1810 he published his Guide to the Lakes, tellingly subtitled "for the Use of Tourists and Residents" , and with a Section Three entitled "Changes, and Rules of Taste for Preventing their Bad Effects." Thompson (2010), p. 157 Nicholson argues that the Guide was the outcome of the loss of Wordsworth's poetic vision of nature and a turning outwards into hard facts in order to preserve his sanity after "years, perhaps, of disillusion, disappointment, of spiritual impotence..." Nicholson (1995), p.
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He won a scholarship (1974) to read music at the Queen's College, Oxford, but left with a third. Why that was so is not clear, but the most likely explanation is that his talent was out of chime with the Glockian-Darmstardt times, then enforced in oxon as too in cantab. Smith's style could be diatonically tuneful, as in the Vancouver Songbook, a project of part-songs for the Vancouver Bach Children’s Chorus. At other times it was highly complex and chromatic (The House of Sleep). Sometimes these extremes can be found in a single work, as in the five madrigals to poems by e e cummings (1994), which won a competition for new choral music and were later released on CD. In 2001 his setting of Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky, commissioned by the Cheltenham Festival of Music, was premièred by members of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain.
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