Trump never says, 'I'm not dignifying that with an answer.
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"I'm not dignifying the question with an answer, Jake," Tillerson replied.
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Why are our world leaders even dignifying this murderer with formal Presidential visits?
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Fator has no intention of dignifying Ms. Sligh's latest unfounded claims with any further comment.
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I came to appreciate that meaningfulness involved dignifying Doris's desires, feelings, memories and even aspirations.
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There's a reason that we have a saying about not dignifying an idea with a response.
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Debunking it is still useful, of course, but there's a cost to dignifying it in the first place.
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Stick with the big stories, and stop dignifying Mr. Trump by reporting his insults, lies and stupid phone calls.
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CONWAY: But I don&apost like even dignifying it by discussing it to be-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Maybe you&aposre right.
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But here's what we do know… "I don't think President Trump should be dignifying Putin with this meeting," Sasse tweeted.
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But Mattis seemed to push back hard, saying he was "not dignifying" the figure given by anonymous defense officials with a response.
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Impeachment trial: President Trump suggested that senators should dismiss the House's charges against him outright rather than dignifying them with a full trial.
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It is dignifying these countries' memories and their culture, and saying to them, 'We understand your experience and your culture, and that is valid.
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Dignifying people, by recording part of the million tiny impulses and observations that made up their lives, was also something she did in her fiction films.
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Key concepts with serious, self-dignifying names, such as "default to truth," are glossed and invoked and rehashed so many times they accumulate near-mystical explanatory power.
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It's about dignifying the work people, especially women, have to do when they choose to build and maintain a family, and it's about making sure society treats families with dignity.
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Do it again at LSU, however, and suddenly Oxford is the outlier—which makes sense when considering Orgeron was a rookie head coach tasked with dignifying what was then the conference doormat.
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As leaked emails show, they did everything possible to make sure that he was the Republican nominee, dignifying his candidacy every time she responded to him, turning the election into Trump vs.
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Spread across the panels of folded screens, these images of near-life-size bookshelves were also meant to express an individual's intellect, and often stood in a scholar's room as a beautiful, dignifying backdrop.
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Despite the opportunity to show the human cost of ideology-plus-weaponry on a larger-than-life level, we sadly end up with something that's hardly dignifying to anyone, least of all the survivors.
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" Blumenthal's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill on Tuesday, but in the past has said that such tweets from the president are "not worth dignifying with a response.
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But, at Remnick's mention of the words "demagoguery" and "dangerous," both of which characterize Donald Trump, I worried that, by repeatedly labelling Trump with these terms, we end up dignifying him, however counterintuitive that sounds.
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We offer women in prison real and dignifying jobs at market rates in order to include them in the economy and so they can sustain themselves and provide for their families and create a better life.
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At the time I felt myself to be serving the reality of my domestic life with them — enhancing it, dignifying it — but now it almost seemed as if what I really wanted all along was to erase it.
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Tillerson said he was "not dignifying the question with an answer," reprising his response from earlier this month, the morning the story broke, when he used an extraordinary televised statement to insist he had nothing but respect for Trump.
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After the brain was handed over, he submitted his resignation to U.C.S.D. "I believe that, regretfully, this is the only way to provide a justifiable (and dignifying) narrative to the changes in course of the H.M. project," he wrote.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Sunday injected fresh instability into final preparations for the Senate's impeachment trial, suggesting that senators should dismiss the House's charges of high crimes and misdemeanors against him outright rather than dignifying them with a full tribunal.
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Many of these new products seem aimed less at meat-eaters than at flexitarians, a dignifying name for the wishy-washy: Perdue's "Chicken Plus" nugget mixes chicken with cauliflower and chickpeas, and Tyson Foods is releasing a burger that blends beef with pea protein.
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I'm not even going to bother dignifying the conspiracy theories that were run by people who should know better where they were saying, "Oh, this was orchestrated" between me … It's just laughable for anyone who knows anything about how this White House works and how he works.
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El Salvador's government, regardless of the political party, has never cared for dignifying the lives of its citizens and has looked out only for the benefit of the politicians and their families and of the high-earning families (the famous 14 families) who have ruled El Salvador from its very beginning.
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From Plath to Didion to Ottessa Moshfegh, a small yet powerful cadre of women have deployed their literary talent to push back against these myths, dignifying female adolescence with unsparing darkness, and excoriating the gaslighting that leads teenage girls to believe there is something wrong with them if their souls are not half-size.
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People now in their 20s have a lot of self-advertising talent, but are they, I wonder, close to the point where a bad breakup, say, or a death in the family, isn't a moment of opportunity for the protective and dignifying balms of old friendship, but simply a quiet day on social media?
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Of course that's probably the point of these nine songs, but it puts Stapleton in the position of being a voice of reason in the genre, unwittingly pitting him against the very songwriters he's helped make successful as well as dignifying him as a type of country music deity, which very much does not fall in line with how Stapleton wants to be considered within the industry.
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If the most effectual method of degrading woman be to barbarize man, the certain means of dignifying her is to christianize him.
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38 Fleva reportedly received such offers from two German propagandists, Hilmar von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen and Josef B. Brociner. Not dignifying them with an answer, he even threw Brociner out in the street. Interviewed by Adevărul, he denounced Bussche's politics, and called off his bid.Rusu Abrudeanu, p.
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It destroyed the traditional social hierarchy and, with national identity, granted people dignity, which was previously enjoyed only by the elites. National identity, as such, is a dignifying identity: it makes dignity the experience of every member of a nation. Once one experiences dignity, it cannot be given up.
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Negative connotations of nudity include defeat in war, since captives were stripped, and slavery, since slaves for sale were often displayed naked. The disapproval of nudity was thus less a matter of trying to suppress inappropriate sexual desire than of dignifying and marking the citizen's body.Williams, pp. 69–70.
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Schmidt 1995 p. 95Bright p. 250 He instead promised to engage in a debate of substantive issues, partaking only in a "decent, friendly discussion without malice or sensationalism". He responded to Thompson's accusations by declaring them "blarney" which he had no intention of dignifying, and noting that Thompson's comments on international affairs were irrelevant to the duties and powers of the mayoralty.
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Despite their romantic defeats, her heroines emerge as queens who recognize what they have lost but continue to have hope. She challenges the happily-ever-after paradigm but still believes in the dignifying aspects of love. Furthermore, Kahana-Carmon’s characters are outsiders in their societies because of their genders, classes, or races. Some of them even cross gender and race boundaries, such as in Up in Montifer.
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Nurses seek to defend the dignity of those in their care. Being able to respond to the vulnerability of patients in a way that provides dignifying care is a key concept in the field. In terms of standard ethical theory, respecting dignity can also be aligned with having a respect for people and their autonomous choices. People are then enabled to make decisions about their own treatment.
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Cairo Road received a reasonably positive review from The New York Times, who called it an "... unpretentious and consistently sensible little film... British restraint and taste not only have saved the day but succeeded in dignifying a battered subject... this routine picture has some sterling ingredients."Thompson, Howard (H.H.T.) "Movie review: 'Anti-Narcotics operations shown at Globe." The New York Times, 1 November 1952.
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In 2005, McNeil wrote a comic for the anthology Dignifying Science, which is a collection about women scientists. She has also illustrated Elizabeth Genco's "Here. In My Head" for the 2008 anthology Comic Book Tattoo, which is a collection based on the songs of Tori Amos. She has done work for Saucy Goose Press' anthology Smut Peddler, which is a collection of comics centered around sex positivity.
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Ljupco Nikolovski, the secretary-general of SDSM, commended the polls, saying "Today we had a calm, dignifying, and from health perspective, a safe day." A local observation mission criticized the lack of adequate mechanism for the disabled to vote. However, the opposition Alliance for Albanians and Alternativa movements, both upholding the interests of the ethnic Albanian minority, accused the BDI (another Albanian minority party) and SDSM of committing fraud to win. North Macedonia's public prosecution also received multiple complaints on election day.
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The journalist Nils Arfvidsson described her ability: :"The tender and intense was portrayed by her with as much truth and art as the witty, naive, energetic, and still in the foolish, stupid and boorish, she was :excellent. The noble, dignifying, as long as it belonged to the higher levels of comedy and did not necessitate resources of tragedy, also found an able and :successful interpreter in her. Taste and feeling followed her in every part."Christina Elisabeth (Elise) Frösslind, www.skbl.
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Ontario: Iter Academic Press. p. 27. Within The Arrival there are also examples of Malvasia’s poetry, most of which is Marian verse - verse that exemplified Mary's role and held her up as dignifying womankind - as was common for female poets of this time. Malvasia is also thought to be involved in the 1579 reprint and expansion of the most famous history of the Madonna of San Luca, L’historia della Madonna San Luca, composed by Leandro Alberti.Callegari, Danielle; McHugh, Shannon (2015). “Introduction”.
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Ottaviani's 2001 graphic novel Fallout: J. Robert Oppenheimer, Leo Szilard, and the Political Science of the Atomic Bomb was nominated for the 2002 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Graphic Novel or Collection. Dignifying Science: Stories about Women Scientists was nominated for a 1999 Eisner Award and for the 2000 Lulu Award. The 2003 Quantum entanglement, spooky action at a distance, teleportation, and you was nominated for the 2004 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Minicomic. Ottaviani was also awarded a 1997 Xeric Foundation grant for Two-Fisted Science.
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Albrecht Dürer made a famous engraving of the Prodigal Son amongst the pigs (1496), a popular subject in the Northern Renaissance, and Rembrandt depicted the story several times, although in at least one of his works, The Prodigal Son in the Tavern, a portrait of himself "as" the Son, revelling with his wife, is like many artists' depictions, a way of dignifying a genre merry company or tavern scene.Gerard van Honthorst His late Return of the Prodigal Son (1662, Hermitage Museum, St PetersburgReturn of the Prodigal Son) is one of his most popular works.
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The two stars above the cross commemorate his awards of 2nd and 3rd Distinguished Service Medals and his 2nd and 3rd awards of the Navy Cross for meritorious service during operations in the Pacific during World War II. The armored gauntlet represents the strength and survivability of the ship. The lightning bolts symbolize energy and speed and the ability of the ship to conduct multi-mission operations in any dimension. The gauntlet grasping the lightning bolts highlights USS MITSCHER’s motto "SEIZE THE DAY", recalling Admiral Mitscher’s tenacious fighting spirit and dignifying DDG 57’s legacy.
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The logo of Alto Broadcasting System (1953–1967). The logo of Chronicle Broadcasting Network (1956–1967). The ABS-CBN logo features three main elements, the vertical line rooted on a horizontal origin, the three extending circles, and the text ABS-CBN. The vertical line or bar represents a tower (broadcasting tower) as well as dignifying the company and representing its core business of broadcasting, with the circles symbolizing a transmitter tower's signals, and representing the red, green and blue or RGB colors which makes up a pixel shown on the television.
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A Pentagon official estimated the cost of the parade between $3 million and $50 million, earlier in 2018. Another suggestion of the cost was closer to $92 million, with at least $50 million being used to cover Pentagon costs for aircraft, equipment, personnel, and other support. This number was refuted by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis who stated; "I'm not dignifying that number ($92 million) with a reply." The $92 million estimate was to be divided between the Defense Department and the Department of Homeland Security, which would have contributed $50 million and $42 million respectively.
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Those in positions of oversight can do much to contribute to a group's success, regardless of whether the team is in a voluntary or secular setting, or has come together for a long or short period of time. Leaders must work towards creating a positive group culture, along with an emotional climate that is relaxed and warm. They must stay attuned to the individual needs of group members, always showing respect and dignifying them by preparing to lead the group. Leaders must also keep in mind that conflicts among group members may arise, and must be prepared to mediate those conflicts when necessary.
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Meanwhile, Krishnadevaraya's wife Thirumalambal falls seriously ill, and he finally realises his mistakes. Once the King is back at his palace, Raman manages to gain entry into Krishna's chamber again, this time under the guise of a saint who assures her that he would bring the King back to her. He catches her red- handed with her gang of spies, and signals to the hidden soldiers to surround her. She kills herself preferring a dignifying death, and Raman wishes to leave for Delhi to convince emperor Babur from sending his elephantry to support the Sultanate in the war.
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Found objects derive their identity as art from the designation placed upon them by the artist and from the social history that comes with the object. This may be indicated by either its anonymous wear and tear (as in collages of Kurt Schwitters) or by its recognizability as a consumer icon (as in the sculptures of Haim Steinbach). The context into which it is placed is also a highly relevant factor. The idea of dignifying commonplace objects in this way was originally a shocking challenge to the accepted distinction between what was considered art as opposed to not art.
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The style associated with the Nazarene movement of the 19th century influenced many later artists, including Tenniel. It can be characterised as "shaded outlines", where the lines on the side of figures or objects are given extra thickness or drawn double to suggest shading or volume. Furthermore, this style is extremely precise, with the artist making a hard clear outline for its figures, dignifying them and the compositions, while giving restraint in expression and paleness of tone. Though Tenniel's early illustrations in the Nazarene style were not well received, his encounter with the style pointed him in a good direction.
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From Inter- Aid to International Chritelijk Steunfonds (ICS) to International Child Support (ICS) to Investing in Children and their Societies (ICS). These changes have been representing ICS’ continuous learning and innovation culture. Each phase has represented growth and shifts in strategy towards more promising investments in the interest of children and their societies. From ICS Africa's work with communities, many valuable lessons that drive ICS Africa's innovations today have been drawn. ICS Africa's core thinking and approaches have evolved from charity interventions to approaches that delve deeper into the complexities of the forces that combine to deny children and their societies’ fuller and dignifying life experiences.
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The Escola Superior de Ciências Empresariais (ESCE) or, in English, "School of Business Sciences" is a public institution of higher education, part of the Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal. The School was established in 1994 by Decree-Law n. 304/94 of 19 December, and currently has in its training offer, courses in the field of Management: Logistics, Marketing, Accounting, Human Resources and Information Systems. The mission of ESCE is "teaching, research and service in the field of Business Sciences, with the highest levels of ethics and quality, dignifying man, contributing, in partnership with the community, to promote the country's development in general and the region of Setúbal, in particular".
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Casa Bloc The Casa Bloc is a residential building built between 1932 and 1936 found in the Sant Andreu district of the city of Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain). Its architects were Josep Lluís Sert (1902–1983), Josep Torres Clavé (1906–1939) and Joan Baptista Subirana (1904–1978), all members of GATCPAC (Catalan Group of Architects and Technicians for the Progress of Contemporary Architecture). Catalan architects of the Second Republic, brought together by the GATCPAC, proposed a new way of living that was just, accommodated co- existence and defended the collective identity. The creation of Casa Bloc was one of the first steps towards dignifying workers' living conditions.
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Ritterman also originated the concept of the symptom as a gift and therapy as a mutually dignifying process of cooperative exchanges between therapist and client, in other words, a form of prestation. She calls this methodology a woman's spin on therapy, based on a non-hierarchical approach to every step of a systematic therapeutic sequence. Her latest book The Tao of a Woman The Tao of a Woman, (Skipping Stones Editions 2009) demonstrates how to move from the symptom trance to a healing stance. Ritterman is a proponent of a humanist perspective in psychotherapy, where instead of the traditional analysis of patients as damaged, the individual is seen as a positive, unique and evolving person, a one-of-a-kind.
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The Workers in the Vineyard also appears in Early Medieval works. From the Renaissance the numbers shown widened slightly, and the various scenes of the Prodigal Son became the clear favorite, with the Good Samaritan also popular. Albrecht Dürer made a famous engraving of the Prodigal Son amongst the pigs (1496), a popular subject in the Northern Renaissance, and Rembrandt depicted the story several times, although at least one of his works, The Prodigal Son in the Tavern, a portrait of himself as the Son, revelling with his wife, is like many artists' depictions, a way of dignifying a genre tavern scene. His late The Return of the Prodigal Son (Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg) is one of his most popular works.
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" Carla del Ponte, the chief prosecutor of the ICTY, described the report's authors as "totally blind, profoundly insensitive and clearly willing to obstruct all efforts to find reconciliation, truth and justice." Del Ponte's legal adviser, Jean-Jacques Joris, criticised the report as "a saddening example of revisionism and an element which certainly stands in the way of reconciliation in the region." The ICTY prosecutors subsequently used the report as evidence in the trial in 2004 of Miroslav Deronjić; in their verdict, the judges called it "one of the worst examples of revisionism in relation to [the massacre]". Paddy Ashdown, the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, condemned it as "tendentious, preposterous and inflammatory" and "so far from the truth as to be almost not worth dignifying with a response.
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Eventually, however, this > matter was solved with a sum of 60,000 daler in advance as well as an > insurance to keep her with an upkeep of residence, furniture etc; with this > sacrifice the duke lived several months with her, and found more pleasure in > this trade of love each day until death extinguished this flame of love. At > the funeral of the young duke Carl Gustaf, Duke Charles gave his tears > complete freedom, and the public thought this sorrow dedicated to the memory > of a promising nephew; it would have been more dignifying if that were the > case. [...] the folly's of love are those worthy of most consideration. But > it was inexcusable for the sense of honor, that the duke took on such an > expense when he was already in a state of bankruptcy with his creditors.
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Indeed, Franklin claims that God revealed the usefulness of virtue to him.Weber, Max "The Protestant Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism" (Penguin Books, 2002) translated by Peter Baehr and Gordon C. Wells The Reformation profoundly affected the view of work, dignifying even the most mundane professions as adding to the common good and thus blessed by God, as much as any "sacred" calling (German: Ruf). A common illustration is that of a cobbler, hunched over his work, who devotes his entire effort to the praise of God. To emphasize the work ethic in Protestantism relative to Catholics, he notes a common problem that industrialists face when employing precapitalist laborers: Agricultural entrepreneurs will try to encourage time spent harvesting by offering a higher wage, with the expectation that laborers will see time spent working as more valuable and so engage it longer.
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The professors were scientific clergymen with strong reputations, and at Cambridge science had developed as natural theology, but there was no unified scientific establishment. The quarterly review magazines turned to them for commentary on the book, but demonstrating that it was superficial was difficult when its range of topics meant experts being drawn into superficial responses outside their own area of intensive expertise. William Whewell refused all requests for a review to avoid dignifying the "bold, speculative and false" work, but was the first to give a response, publishing Indications of a Creator in mid February 1845 as a slim and elegant volume of "theological extracts" from his writings. His aim was to inform superficial London society used to skimming books as conversation pieces and lacking properly prepared minds to deal with real philosophy and real science, and he avoided mentioning Vestiges by name.
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The disapproval of nudity was less a matter of trying to suppress inappropriate sexual desire than of dignifying and marking the citizen's body. Thus the retiarius, a type of gladiator who fought with face and flesh exposed, was thought to be unmanly.Juvenal, Satires 2 and 8 The influence of Greek art, however, led to "heroic" nude portrayals of Roman men and gods, a practice that began in the 2nd century BC. When statues of Roman generals nude in the manner of Hellenistic kings first began to be displayed, they were shocking—not simply because they exposed the male figure, but because they evoked concepts of royalty and divinity that were contrary to Republican ideals of citizenship as embodied by the toga. In art produced under Augustus Caesar, the adoption of Hellenistic and Neo-Attic style led to more complex signification of the male body shown nude, partially nude, or costumed in a muscle cuirass.
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