"We're the newest early state, I think the most demonstrative of where the country is at," Nevada State Sen.
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For most of the 20th Century, Southern literature was American literature, both the country's most demonstrative export and its most exclusive sub-genre.
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Not Leavy, who is at his most demonstrative when turning his visor to one side or another, in coded response to someone who may have messaged him online.
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Patrick Reed and Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy, the hottest players and most demonstrative competitors on their respective teams, staged an outrageous contest of can-you-top-this in their opening nine.
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Yet in the show's most demonstrative emotional moment, shortly afterward, Ms. Rice and Mr. Morpurgo are heavy-handed just when they should be restrained, using a character to make points about civil rights and dignity in dialogue that sounds forced.
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In one of Jane the Virgin's most demonstrative displays of finding nuance where other shows might not have, Petra (Yael Grobglas) quickly went from being simply Rafael's ice queen ex-wife (and Jane's most obvious rival) to a flawed, surprisingly goofy woman all her own.
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Querrey, hardly the most demonstrative of men, celebrated with a leaping scissor kick and a fist pump and then hustled to the net to shake the hand of Djokovic, the champion who had beaten him in eight of their nine previous matches and had blown past him, 6-21969, 254.3-22008, 265-234, in the third round of the 231 United States Open.
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He bursts into the room, crying, and kneels before his father to beg forgiveness. In the most demonstrative gesture of affection to date, the father places a hand on his son's head. After this reconciliation, all is well between the Emperor, the son, and his fiancée. But soon afterward, the Emperor falls ill, and calls his son into his bedroom.
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These mosques were distinguished by their central location, large dimensions, monumental architecture, symbolic furnishings indicative of its exalted stature, and, the most demonstrative of all, the minbar (ritual pulpit). In contemporary times, Friday congregational prayers with sermons are common in mosques of all sizes and conditions, and not just restricted to a few central locations. sermons are also dispensed through newspapers and broadcast on radio and television.
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The six pages of comparative analysis presented here are only a small, yet nevertheless the most demonstrative example of the documents that constitute this unique collection. They are the concise guide to the methods of propaganda – the recipe for the poisonous potion commonly known as Propaganda. You will find here all the necessary ingredients: the need for order and stability, democracy and demonstration of the “will of the people”, power and greatness, history (the older the better, and it must always be legendary), most definitely a book (though of course, there is only one book- The Book!), and let us not forget the heroes, the martyrs and the spiteful enemies. Unfortunately, the majority of the documents and facts presented in this collection are not so easy to identify.
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