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The film received universally bad reviews which criticised the lack of vitality in the historical figures who often resembled stereotypes.Capua p.15-16 When it was released in the United States the New York Times observed "Penn is definitely not one of England's better film efforts".Capua, p.
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Throughout the story, Janine is recurringly repelled by her husband because of his inherent inertness, advancing age and lack of vitality. Similarly Janine is attracted to notions of primal vigor and power. The man on the bus by whom she is briefly fixated is a soldier and the place where Janine is reinvigorated with a sense of youth is a fort. Janine did not make love to her husband before visiting the fort.
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The low profile of the Chinese community in the decades following 1949 led some commentators to believe that assimilation was inevitable. In 1955 when the Glebe joss house was reopened after a fire, the Sydney Morning Herald observed that this might be the last such ceremony ever seen in Sydney. The lack of vitality of Chinatown was seen as further proof. But this was in part a result of the Chinese doing what everyone else was doing, deserting the city for the suburbs.
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Collective depression is one of many collective mental states, such as collective elation, collective paranoia, collective trauma, or collective grief, which may affect a group, community or whole nation. It is characterised by a prevailing and seemingly permanent sense of inadequacy, despondency, lack of vitality, sadness and hopelessness, shared by a high proportion of the members of a collectivity. As shown by Gustave Le Bon in 1895, it can be passed by contagion, in a way similar to a physical condition. Collective depression is often found in detained communities, such as ghettos, concentration camps or other places where all prospects of release are extremely improbable, and is recognisable by a high incidence of suicide.
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Justice Marshall argued: > This case demonstrates yet again the lack of vitality in this Court's recent > equal protection jurisprudence. When it moved beyond the rule that merely > grouped parents and children, and, in the 1982 amendments, grouped siblings > together as well, Congress interfered substantially with the desires of > demonstrably separate families to remain separate families. It did so, > moreover, while recognizing that distinct families living together often are > genuinely separate households, and that the food stamp program should permit > separate families that are not related to live together, but maintain > separate households. ... Congress nevertheless assumed that related families > are less likely to be genuinely separate households than are unrelated > families, and failed even to provide related families a chance to rebut the > legislative presumption.
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There are small Korean communities scattered throughout central Asia maintaining forms of Korean known collectively as Koryo-mar, but their language is under severe pressure from local languages and Standard Seoul Korean and has been expected to go extinct within the early 21st century. The most conservative forms of Hamgyŏng dialect are currently found in Central Asian communities, because the Korean language's lack of vitality there has put an end to natural language change. Among the communities where Hamgyŏng remains widely spoken, the Chinese diaspora dialect is more conservative than the modern North Korean dialect, as the latter has been under extensive pressure from the state-enforced North Korean standard language since the 1960s. The first dictionary of Korean in a European language, 's attempt at a Russian–Korean dictionary, was based largely on the Hamgyŏng dialect; the author lived in Vladivostok while composing it.
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