That lays open the path to demagoguery and populism on both sides.
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It's really important when we've got a vicious vulnerability, you know, that lays open something we're using to protect our economy.
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Westpac's decision lays open the field for its Big Four peers, which together control about 80 percent of Australia's deposit and home loan markets.
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A review by Institutional Investor of Ganek's legal case, as well as of a separate insider trading investigation involving Level Global, lays open the inner day-to-day workings at his hedge fund.
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He calls it "the kind of scandal that disfigures in an indelible fashion the space that it lays open to the glare of daylight," and goes on to cycle through rhetorical effects in an effort to register its significance.
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A full pack of 52 cards is dealt to the players, each receiving 13 cards. As in contract bridge, it is then decided which player becomes declarer, but a key innovation of Minibridge is that this decision is taken out of the players' hands. Declarer's partner then lays open their hand, and declarer announces a contract. This is a trump suit or no trumps, together with an undertaking to win more than half the tricks (partscore) or even to win 100 trick points or more (game).
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The movie lays open the ego clashes and complexities of a period through the eyes of its lead character Thanupillai (Lal), who witnesses the tale of three women, his mother, wife and son's wife. Meenakshi Pillai who is married to Thanu Pillai files a for divorce against her husband and ask for her dowry back. Advocate Balamany who is the defense lawyer tries to convince Meenakshi and her son Sharath Chandran to withdraw the case on various occasions. Sharath tells her that his father was very abusive and harsh towards him and his mother.
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The community of Dominican nuns was split into factions, and the Dominican friars were behaving like characters from the Decameron. The resulting depositions survive, to form the basis of a highly readable history by Peter Linehan (1997) that lays open more than just the social history of Dominican friars and nuns in 13th-century Castile. Following Munio, his friends and his enemies, from Zamora to the papal court over a twenty-year period, Linehan shows how events in a Castilian monastery could influence high politics in the medieval Church. Despite the shaky foundations of the rumors, in 1289 Pope Nicholas chose to believe them, and made a personal appeal to Munio that he resign his office.
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" Gary Arnold of The Washington Post wrote, "Stanley Kubrick's production of 'The Shining', a ponderous, lackluster distillation of Stephen King's best-selling novel, looms as the Big Letdown of the new film season. I can't recall a more elaborately ineffective scare movie." It was the only one of Kubrick's last nine films to receive no nominations at all from either the Oscars or Golden Globes, but was nominated for a pair of Razzie Awards, including Worst Director and Worst Actress (Duvall), in the first year that award was given. Vincent Misiano's review in Ares Magazine concluded with, "The Shining lays open to view all the devices of horror and suspense – endless eerie music, odd camera angles, a soundtrack of interminably pounding heart, hatchets and hunts.
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