That experience turned me into a more carefree, spontaneous person.
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Summer suits can feel more carefree when paired with graphic tees.
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For more carefree kids, make sure you check out the subreddit appropriately named r/FuckYouImAToddler.
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People had begun to live life more in the moment, spending money in a more carefree way.
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But he remains an intense competitor, even if the atmosphere around the team is a little more carefree.
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You are often in places or situations where you feel more carefree, less tied down to commitment or responsibilities.
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What's more carefree than getting trashed with your mates and snapping a bunch of nonsense selfies to giggle at later?
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Think of Free Rein as horse girl Elite, another Netflix hidden gem, or Legally Blonde, for a younger, more carefree set.
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The overall idea was that you could shoot first and in a more carefree fashion, then compose your scene after the fact.
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But, something about summer just brings out an air of carefree jubilance — and what is more carefree and jubilant than jello shots?
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I'm assuming it's because he came into my life at a much more carefree time then what I have going on now.
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In a recent article for Huffington Post, affected users said they appreciated the less pressurized, more carefree version of Instagram without likes.
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Sara Pennypacker's Clementine — the observant narrator of a seven-book series illustrated by Marla Frazee— is a more carefree version of Ramona.
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Beck and her friends are always trying to pretend to be cooler, happier, more carefree, and more interesting than they actually are.
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Their differing styles of leadership – Trump's more carefree and Kelly's more strict – was said to be a major source of contention during the latter's tenure.
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While the average Chinese shopper is becoming more carefree when it's time to buy a new phone, China's teens are counting their pennies a lot more carefully.
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Another friend fondly remembers the one she kept in her more carefree 20s, a gift from her parents' neighbor, who'd started it years earlier in another city.
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Sedej recalls the more carefree high school days of the late 1980s, when the pair would hang around in Melania's apartment in Ljubljana after their design classes finished.
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It opens in more carefree times, with Escobar and his crew speeding customized racecars around his own private track and yukking it up over beers like overgrown children.
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As a result, kids are finding out about themselves that they wouldn't learn in school because they're able to be a little bit more carefree than they are otherwise.
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The Shift Seven years ago, a younger and more carefree Mark Zuckerberg went onstage at Facebook's annual developer conference and announced a major change to the social network's design.
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Ann Deren-Lewis, an entrepreneur who hasn't been on vacation in nine years, breaks down in tears when she watches the mini-movie starring a much more carefree version of herself.
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But there's a part of me wishing for few more carefree years in which I can protect my little girl from all of the challenges the world will inevitably throw her way.
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Victim loved pandas, 'American Idol,' mom says Outside the ground-floor apartment where Nicole lived, there is evidence of more carefree times: a bicycle, a yellow Tonka truck, a few plastic chairs.
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The night — usually one reserved for more carefree partying — served as Hollywood's fullest response yet to the sexual harassment scandals that have roiled the film industry and laid bare its gender inequalities.
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Without a big number on friends' posts that could make users feel insignificant, or a low number on their own posts announcing their poor reception, users might feel more carefree on Facebook.
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Dear Kyla, You know the way you're starting to feel about the end of summer — excited to begin a new school year, but also wishing for a few more carefree beach days on the Cape?
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But if you kept your ear to the ground — or just looked at things from a slightly different angle — things weren't all that different from the more carefree blockbusters of just a few years prior.
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George F. Koob, PhD, director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), says that because alcohol dulls the sense of restraint, it might cause you to be more carefree than you normally are.
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With a shift toward more carefree styles that show off your natural texture, 2018 was the year many of us finally found the cut that works for us — and we don't plan on retiring it anytime soon.
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But he saved two match points with aces in the fourth set, and then recuperated quickly enough to fend off Federer on the same court where he beat him in more carefree days in the 2009 final.
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The book pulls from popular psychology, positing that generosity towards the self and an intentional clearing out of extraneous thoughts can lead to greater happiness, providing a practical guide for how to live a more carefree life.
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In the fantasy realm that was the Metallica show in Quebec, Kerry Bishé's singer was like a guardian angel, encouraging Bobby to see Orson Welles's classic film while teasing him with the possibility of a more carefree lifestyle.
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The ritual may seem surprising, especially when contrasted with the more carefree parts of the video, but that's the point — it's an initiation into a new girl group, and a new life, Miranda recently told Refinery29 in an interview.
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Paired with her hazy, almost spaced-out vocal, that rat-a-tatting jungle beat and a smooth breakdown that takes the song on another direction about halfway through, the "There Was a Time" visuals read as less sincere and more carefree.
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As you might expect, the purposeful look made each of these women look that much more carefree and cool, and copying it (if you lighten your hair, that is) is as easy as pushing your next hair appointment a few extra weeks.
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Even in the teeth of a legal battle similar to the late-80s acid-house panic, the tweaked smiley used as the mascot for the #savefabric movement felt less like a middle finger to the authorities than nostalgia for a more carefree time.
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The episode, which details the relationship between two women (Yorkie and Kelly) who meet in a virtual reality afterlife, imagines a future in which the consciousnesses of the dead can be uploaded to a cloud—offering people the chance to exist forever in a simulation as their younger, more carefree selves.
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The biggest news out of Apple's event yesterday was the debut of its wild iPhone X. Apple saved the device for last and took its time expounding the phone's technical feats, yet the highlight of the presentation was far more carefree: an overview of animated emoji, a selfie portrait mode, and Snapchat filters.
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In an era of gourmet dining and obsession with healthy ingredients, Mr. Trump is a throwback to an earlier, more carefree time in American eating, when nobody bothered to ask whether the tomatoes were locally grown, and the first lady certainly didn't have a vegetable garden, complete with a bee hive, on the South Lawn of the White House.
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Cari Stover, FNP-C and certified aesthetic injector, echoed Dr. Dubrow's statements, telling VICE that the lack of complications—especially the kind that could result in a visit to an already overtaxed hospital—make Botox or fillers a much better option for anyone who wants to come out of their post-pandemic bunker looking younger and suspiciously more carefree.
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Standefer, who was raised in Manhattan, spent summers in Montauk as a child (her parents had a house here), and Alesch, who grew up in what he calls "the hippie hills" of Malibou Lake in California, is a surfer: The enclave appeals to them because it invites a more carefree lifestyle than its buttoned-up neighbors.
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I think that's why so many people look at athletes and wonder if they know how lucky they are, if they feel the gratitude that they should for the fact that they are allowed to play a game that leaves most of us behind in those long-ago childhoods that they remember as far more carefree and far more oblivious than they really are.
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She has an extremely poor tolerance of alcohol and will get drunk quickly after drinking only a little. When working with Gintoki's group, Tsukuyo becomes more carefree and develops feelings for Gintoki, though she is reluctant to admit it.
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Unlike his teammates, Ali is much more carefree as he is less concerned about his rank and instead focuses his attention on girls. In spite of his young age, he considers himself a ladies' man and boasts about how he has many girlfriends.
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After her mother lands a movie role in France, Lulu bids farewell to Amu. :; :: Nana is an anime-original character in Shugo Chara!! Doki—. She represents Lulu's desire to be more carefree and less reserved about herself despite her extravagant upbringing. During Character Change, Lulu's hair clip becomes a purple flower.
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With Long leaving Cheers, producers planned to revamp the show without losing its initial premise, and credited Long's departure for saving the series from cancellation. As Les Charles observed, Sam was a "straight man" to Diane; after Long's departure, he became more "carefree" and a "goof-off" in later seasons.
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His daughter, the artist Helena Pereira da Silva (1895-1966), observed that Da Silva's work became more carefree in this period; he used a lighter palette than his earlier works. However, the importance of drawing as a basic and fundamental structure of his compositions never ceased to exist in the execution of his paintings.
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Dolly (voiced by Michaela Dietz) is the eldest female dalmatian puppy. She is 12 years old (in human years). She's a rebellious tomboy who has a lot of crazy ideas that end up causing trouble. Dolly is more carefree and adventurous but also irresponsible; yet still tries to be a good helper to her stepbrother Dylan.
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Google Books. Web. January 31, 2011. Les Charles said that Sam was a "straight man" to Diane; after Shelley Long's departure, he became more "carefree" and a "goof-off." Ted Danson wore a hairpiece to conceal his baldness for the role of Sam Malone during filming of Cheers. His baldness was revealed at the 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards (1990).
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In contrast to her Tenchi Muyo! character, she is not connected or related to Sasami, and she is far more carefree, relaxed, and air-headed. ; : : Passed over by the council of Juraihelm to be the candidate for Queen, Ramia attempts to undermine Tsunami's bid by having her brother Rumiya transform someone on Earth to be a magical girl villain. She has long red hair.
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Popjustice said that the song was "one of the more carefree numbers" on the album, describing it as: "A song in which Alexandra explains that she can dance as well as a man, and she can do it even better if her shoes are broken." The website went on to deem "Broken Heels" as RedOne's take on Alesha Dixon's "The Boy Does Nothing" (2008).
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While on the farm, Sam found himself teaming up again with Cable and reformed X-Force against the threat of the Skornn. Sam has once more joined the active roster of the X-Men, whose team is co-led by Nightcrawler and Bishop. For a while, he watches over the younger, more carefree students at the X-Mansion. He also functions as a member of the X-Treme Sanctions Executive (XSE).
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Personalitywise, Tsunami is somewhat more like Mihoshi, a more carefree, relaxed, even slightly ditzy. For example, when she and Sasami first met, she had mistaken the music of Mozart for Beethoven. When Ramia used a cheesy-looking doll to stand-in for her during the episode involving Bif Standard, Tsunami actually thought it was the genuine article. Tsunami is also clueless about Ramia's efforts to derail her chances to be queen of Juraihelm.
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Ibuki is a teenage girl from the , a secret village hidden in the mountains of Japan that is home to an ancient ninja clan. Although trained in ninjutsu since infancy, with continuous rigorous training and special missions, Ibuki is otherwise an ordinary high school girl with an attraction to pop idols.Official Sega Saturn Magazine 16, page 9. She yearns to be more carefree, and prefers ordinary schoolgirl attire over her traditional ninja outfit, which she considers ugly.
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As Maus explained, "It was really more that I made an album, but then I realized I had two albums worth of stuff." According to him, the songs on Addendum were made in a more "carefree" manner than Screen Memories and are most resemblant of his usual style. The tour associated with Screen Memories and Addendum came to an abrupt end on July 28, 2018, when Joseph died of an undiagnosed heart condition while with the band.
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Lucille died at New York City in 1960. Some of Benefield's books, such as Valiant Is the Word for Carrie (1935), are written from the point of view of a Southerner who feels an exile living in the North, and who longs for the more carefree life of a small Southern town. This may have reflected the writer's own feeling. In retirement, Benefield returned to Jefferson and lived in his old family home until his death at the age of 94.
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Addendum is the fifth studio album by American musician John Maus, released on April 20, 2018. It is a twelve-track collection that serves as an "addendum" to his previous album Screen Memories (2017). As Maus explained, "It was really more that I made an album, but then I realized I had two albums worth of stuff." Accordingly, the songs on Addendum were made in a more "carefree" manner than Screen Memories and are most resemblant of his usual style.
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The sisters ran Revson, a major Parisian perfume company (which may perhaps explain the origin of their pheromone powers). In order to make their heroic actions easier, they faked Constance's death, so that one of them could operate as Crimson Fox while the other attended business functions. Readers of her/their comic book appearances could easily tell the difference between the two due to Vivian's more pronounced French accent. She was also always portrayed as a more carefree and outgoing woman than her sister.
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Pennington argues that American Beauty defines its characters through their sexuality. Lester's attempts to relive his youth are a direct result of his lust for Angela, and the state of his relationship with Carolyn is in part shown through their lack of sexual contact. Also sexually frustrated, Carolyn has an affair that takes her from "cold perfectionist" to a more carefree soul who "[sings] happily along with" the music in her car. Jane and Angela constantly reference sex, through Angela's descriptions of her supposed sexual encounters and the way the girls address each other.
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This meant that the hosts regained the Ashes for the first time in two decades with a 1–0 triumph, and Morris thus tasted a series defeat for the first time in his career. It was a low-scoring series, and Morris placed third in the Australian Test averages and aggregates, behind Hassett with 365 at 36.50. Morris' batting was regarded by commentators as being more carefree than during the Invincibles tour. He took his second and final wicket in Test cricket, that of Alec Bedser, in the Third Test at Old Trafford.
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Started in the 1980s, the Parade of Champions is an event during which the top 5 schools of the Special Group and the winner of Group A repeat their parades in the Sambadrome. It takes place on the Saturday following Ash Wednesday. This parade has no competitive character; it is a celebratory festival to crown the year's best schools that gives the parade participants (AKA foliões) a chance to be more carefree and enjoy themselves. In São Paulo, the parade of champions is the night between Friday night and after the carnival on Saturday.
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Henry Pomeroy Davison, William Cox Wright and Randolph Churchill. In 1967, Elwes was made a full member of the Royal Academy. One observer, who witnessed him there in his later years, recalls him as being: "Handsome, fresh of complexion, finely dressed, with a scarlet flower in his buttonhole, he enriched the proceedings with his smile, no less than with his air of being a visitor from a world more carefree and elegant than the one in which deficits and disappointments were certain to be discussed." Many of Elwes' paintings can be found in museums, palaces and academies around the world.
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I don't want to say it (sounds) younger, but maybe a little more carefree, musically, to where we don't over-think what we're doing. We're leaving mistakes in and going, 'Oh, that sounds great, leave that in.' That's sort of the thinking instead of polishing too much or trying to stay within the parameters of a formula." He also said that producer Ross Robinson (who previously produced the band's debut album and The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1)) has worked on "a little bit" of the album, along with the label's producer Detail, although it was primarily "a do-it- yourself affair.
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Noting that Anders had evolved from the previous installment where he was more carefree and easygoing, Howden explained that he went his own way with the character, as he "is written quite differently. He maintains a sense of humor but you learn so much more about him in DA2 and you see a much darker side to him." Matt Rhodes, who is employed at Bioware as Art Director, uploaded unused concept art he completed during the development cycle of Dragon Age: Inquisition on his personal website, which depicts a disheveled Anders living in a cave as a hermit.
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Despite the lack of commercial success for Sill's two albums Judee Sill and Heart Food, which led to the end of her contract to Asylum Records and the end of her association with David Geffen, Sill's music was critically acclaimed and she continued to write songs. Sill recorded early versions for a planned third album, Dreams Come True, in 1974 at Mike Nesmith's studios. Songs like "That's the Spirit" and "Things are Lookin' Up" show a more carefree approach in comparison to Sill's earlier songs, especially considering her frustration at her lack of commercial success. The songs remained unfinished, but Jim O'Rourke undertook the task of mixing the material.
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Unlike her sister, Grace is more soft-spoken and sarcastic, usually likes to make mocking remarks to her opponents to shatter their concentration. She is also a more carefree woman than her sister as she doesn't mind losing as long as she has fun in the Duel. After being defeated by Yuya's Dueltaining, Grace takes interest in Yuya's Dueltaining to the point she got excited when watching him Duel even though they are supposed to be enemies and even willing to neglect her mission. This interest eventually sprouted her desire to try Dueltaining, convincing her sister to betray Duel Academy and join forces with Yuya and his friends.
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Theodosia Trollope made one of the most well-known salons in Italy, which could be found in the "Villino Trollope". The Trollopes' daughter played with Pen, the son of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, after they also took residence at Casa Guidi and became part of the Anglophone society of Florence in 1847. Comparisons of the two households concluded that the atmosphere of the Browning household was more intense whilst the Trollopes' was a more carefree environment. Theodosia was considered similar in character to Elizabeth Barrett Browning and all of her guests were in danger of appearing in some disguised way in Fanny's novels.
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As a child, Ran was often hurt or got into trouble because of the antics of the more carefree and irresponsible Lum. Also, she is in love with Rei who unfortunately still loves Lum. For these reasons, she came to Earth in order to get revenge against Lum. To do this, she pretends to like Ataru, flirting with him consistently (Ran is the only other character than Lum who calls Ataru "darling"), just so she can kiss him and drain his youth away; however, after she finally does manage to do so, it failed (due to a youth potion made by Cherry that Ataru mistook for medicine).
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For instance, the music of Final Fantasy VIII is dark and gloomy, while the soundtrack to Final Fantasy IX is more carefree and upbeat. His Final Fantasy music has been described as being able to convey the true emotion of a scene; an example is "Aerith's Theme" from Final Fantasy VII. In an interview with the Nichi Bei Times, Uematsu said "I don't really self-consciously compose music for Japan or for the world, but I do think there is something in my more melancholy pieces that has a distinctly Japanese quality." He has been named one of the "Innovators" in Time "Time 100: The Next Wave — Music" feature.
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Chicago Tribune journalist Greg Kot found the song to be the one excelling in the first half of MDNA. Bernard Zuel of The Sydney Morning Herald called it a "compelling piece of hands-in-the-air dance" song, but wished Madonna would have included more of such tracks in MDNA. Michael Cragg from The Guardian appreciated the opening composition of the song, describing it as "a timely breather from the throbbing bass and feels more carefree and instinctive than what has gone before". Keith Caulfield from Billboard called it one of the best tracks of the album, and said that "while the lyrics aren't provocative or necessarily new, it's still a peppy little tune that would sound great "on the radio.
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She also said that Sayaka's tragic arc was "disturbing for its apparent inevitability". THEM Anime Reviewer Jacob Churosh commended her Japanese voice actress, stating that Eri Kitamura "provide[s] worthy support as the dangerously brash Sayaka Miki." Dan Barnett of UK Anime Network enjoyed Sayaka's interaction with Kyoko in Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion due to their relatively more carefree relationship, calling it "one of the truly joyous moments in the film". In his review of the Magia Record anime adaptation, James Beckett of Anime News Network disliked Sayaka's appearance as she "just shows up out of nowhere" and "her presence here could only possibly matter as fanservice" despite calling her one of his favorite Madoka Magica characters.
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Kyoko's Japanese voice actress, Ai Nonaka, has also been praised. Jones called her the "biggest surprise" for portraying the character's range of emotion and providing "some of the best performances" in the series, and Jacob Churosh of the same website also commended her "wide range of emotions" acting. Dan Barnett of UK Anime Network enjoyed Kyoko's interaction with Sayaka in Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion due to their relatively more carefree relationship, calling it "one of the truly joyous moments in the film". Kyoko's portrayal in the spin-off manga The Different Story was praised by Rebecca Silverman, who called Kyoko's story "much more compelling" than Mami's; as the manga explains how Kyoko became the person she is in the anime, and said her story is "pretty heartbreaking".
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Dott's first quarter-final appearance of the season came at the Shanghai Masters after he defeated Yan Bingtao 5–2 and Shaun Murphy 5–3, but he lost 2–5 to Ding Junhui. He suffered a 1–6 first round loss to Craig Steadman at the International Championship, before whitewashing Robert Milkins 6–0 to face Neil Robertson in the fourth round of the 2014 UK Championship. He went 5–0 up, only for Robertson to level at 5–5, before Dott won the decider to reach the quarter-finals of the event for the first time since 2006. Dott said that he had reverted to the way he played in 2010, with a more carefree approach to the game which he felt had helped his good form in the tournament.
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In 1994, The New York Times listed the album as among 10 of the "high points" of music produced by Norman Granz, who founded the Verve label, describing it as "a magnificent set of standards". While Yanow recommends the comprehensive box set The Complete Lester Young Studio Sessions on Verve for all of Young's later work, he recommends this album along with The Jazz Giants '56 and Lester Young with the Oscar Peterson Trio for more casual listeners seeking Young's best later work. In his profile of the album for Allmusic, Yanow notes that, "[W]hen he was healthy, Young played at his very best during the '50s, adding an emotional intensity to his sound that had not been present during the more carefree days of the '30s," concluding that on Pres and Teddy Young was in "particularly expressive form".
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Shelley Long (pictured in 1996) makes her final appearance as Diane Chambers in this episode. The producers intended Cheers to be a comedy about the bar itself, but, as Burrows claimed, the "Sam and Diane" romance predominated the show for five years and, as he hypothesized, would have made the bar more of a minor role and more irrelevant if Shelley Long had not left the show as Diane Chambers in this episode. With Long leaving the series, the producers made plans to revamp the show with the bar as a central setting, as originally intended, and then they credited Long's departure for saving the series from cancellation. After years of writing Sam as a "straight man", especially to Diane, the writers would transform Sam into becoming more "carefree" and a "goof-off" in season six.
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Robert van Voren of the Global Initiative on Psychiatry says the emergence of individual cases of political abuse of psychiatry in Russia is directly related to the deterioration of the human rights situation and to the fact that on-the-spot authorities feel more carefree than they did before, and deal with undesirable elements at their own discretion. The aura of inviolability is returned to the Russian rulers, the rule of law becomes subject to political machinations. Everything points to the fact that Russia still has the structure to exercise political abuse of psychiatry. Both political and economic nomenklatura is quite powerful and would not stop short at using illegal means especially now, when the political nomenklatura has absorbed economic power from Russian oligarchs, and the country is, in fact, ruled by the circle of people who came directly from the KGB whose capacities to establish control are limitless.
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240px Played by Steven Weber, Brian Michael Hackett is the more carefree of the Hackett brothers. His irresponsibility is often a source of consternation to older brother Joe; he had a "free ride" to Princeton and dropped out, was accepted into the astronaut training program at NASA and was soon expelled because he was too unreliable, saying that he would have become an astronaut if they let him take his dates into the simulator, and has lost other lucrative opportunities due to his chronic irresponsibility. Ironically, when Brian has attempted to act responsibly it has caused problems for Joe. When Brian managed to hold down a job flying charter flights on the Caribbean island of Mustique, this also emboldened him to seduce Carol to run off to Mustique with him, which caused a rift between the brothers to the point that Joe cut Brian out of his life.
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Copy of the diamond necklace, Le Collier de la Reine, at Château de Breteuil Marie Antoinette began to abandon her more carefree activities to become increasingly involved in politics in her role as Queen of France. By publicly showing her attention to the education and care of her children, the queen sought to improve the dissolute image she had acquired in 1785 from the "Diamond Necklace Affair", in which public opinion had falsely accused her of criminal participation in defrauding the jewelers Boehmer and Bassenge of the price of an expensive diamond necklace they had originally created for Madame du Barry. The main actors in the scandal were Cardinal de Rohan, prince de Rohan-Guéméné, Great Almoner of France, and Jeanne de Valois-Saint-Rémy, Comtesse de La Motte, a descendant of an illegitimate child of Henry II of France of the House of Valois. Marie Antoinette had profoundly disliked Rohan since the time he had been the French ambassador to Vienna when she was a child.
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Captain Peacock generally tends to have a hate-hate relationship with whoever is the junior in the menswear department; Mr. Lucas, Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Humphries have all gotten the sharp end of his tongue (as their more carefree, relaxed attitude towards work clashes with his more professional demeanor). He sometimes clashes with the Senior Assistant of the menswear department, whether that be Mr. Grainger, Mr. Tebbs, Mr. Goldberg, Mr. Grossman, or Mr Klein, usually over a matter that involves the menswear department having to share floor or counter space with the ladies' department. He also irritated them whenever anything involving a promotion or the company boardroom was mentioned; they would become jealous as he had been at the store longer, while Peacock seemed to relish the opportunity to reinforce his senior position. Originally, Captain Peacock appeared to be just like the Grace Brothers management: old-fashioned, a sense of station, snobbish, upper-class, posh accent, who did everything by the book.
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