The rivalry became the most enthralling in women's college basketball.
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This has been the most enthralling edition in some time.
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For a few seasons there, The Vampire Diaries was one of TV's most enthralling shows.
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There is no question that this election has been the most enthralling one of my lifetime.
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Laced with both horror and humor, "Green Room" is the most enthralling adrenaline rush of 2016.
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Without a doubt, the most enthralling transportation story in 2018 was the turbulent journey of Elon Musk.
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It wasn't the most enthralling fight, though the action we had seen prior probably adds to that sentiment.
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In the process, the studio has ended up with one of the most enthralling entries in its entire universe.
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It showed consumers that technology could be beautiful and that the most enthralling possessions could fit in the palm of a hand.
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Miuccia Prada, alongside some of the most enthralling female voices in 21st-century design, proved that women — nay, all of us — are stronger together.
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Enter Italy's brightest star and Terraforma resident Donato Dozzy, who embarks on three-hours of some of the most enthralling ambient we've ever heard.
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But if you turn it to the preface, you might be shocked to find one of the most enthralling stories this side of Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger.
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The most enthralling—and often most frustrating—aspect of being a fan of Prince was this: No matter what, you were never going to figure him out.
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The most enthralling video in the series, "Our Story" shows a coastal landscape at dawn in Hualien, a fault line and the epicenter of last week's deadly earthquake.
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A final with six goals — France beat Croatia 4-2 on Sunday — was a fitting climax to a month that produced some of the most enthralling matches in World Cup history.
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From there, the last craftswoman still occupied making jewelry on the bridge where goldsmiths have plied their trade for five centuries has maybe the most enthralling of Florentine vistas all to herself.
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" IT WAS MR. BEATTY'S LIFE with Ms. Bening and their children that prompted his long break from the limelight, a period of time he characterizes as "the most enthralling experience of my life.
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The back and forths between accused and lawyer are among the movie's most enthralling scenes, largely because the soft-featured Mr. Yakusho — lips lightly curling — can make a nice smile seem positively terrifyingly.
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"I became a devoted husband and father 25 years ago, and I have to say they have been the most enthralling years of my life, with our four fantastic kids," Beatty said in 2016.
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I feel a slightly nervous around Simon having watched him the night before on The Horn, in which he performs a rescue that's among the most enthralling and terrifying pieces of TV I've seen.
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The idea of a dancer being in his or her prime is meaningless; sometimes the oldest dancer in the room is the most enthralling of them all — the lightest, the most precise and the least mannered.
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With 21968 works by more than 20193 artists spread over two museums, it's a hemispheric treasure chest, a redrafting of known narratives, and piece for piece one of the most enthralling shows I've seen in years, with one visual detonation after another.
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Bolstered by the most eye-catching signing by an Italian team since Inter Milan signed the Brazilian Ronaldo in 1998, Juventus should cement its grip on Serie A. After the most enthralling title race in years last season, it is hard to envisage a sustained challenge over the coming months.
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In what's perhaps the most enthralling episode of the hacker drama Mr. Robot, one of F-Society's hackers drops a bunch of USB sticks in the parking lot of a prison in the hopes somebody will pick one up and plug it into their work computer, giving the hackers a foothold in the network.
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While the win which earned him his TUF winner's glass, it wasn't exactly the most enthralling of contests we've ever seen with a dominant Hall doing his utmost to nullify Lobov's striking-heavy attack, that was Hall's fifth win in a row and had finished his previous four bouts by either submission or TKO.
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One of Powys's major novels, it was praised on publication by J. D. Beresford as "one of the greatest novels in the world"."Hotch-Potch Genius: John Cowper Powys". The Sydney Morning Herald, 19 January 1935, p.6. A Glastonbury Romance is described by Glen Cavaliero "as Powys's most enthralling novel" despite "all its many and glaring faults".
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Historian Chandak Sengoopta commented that "The Bloodless Revolution is a wonderful book, crammed with original research and written with verve, wit and passion. The most enthralling work of cultural history I have read in years, it brings out the political, ethical and environmental implications of our dietary choices without any preachiness." Philosopher A. C. Grayling praised the historical research of the book.Grayling, A. C. (2006).
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Writing for ViaOmega, Uta Arnold agreed with Medina on what she thought was an "outstanding vocal performance". Commending Kolstad's drum work, she especially liked his "soft and cautious" demeanor in the slower songs. Arnold found that the downhearted parts were flawlessly expressed by the cello sounds of Weinroth-Browne. "I Lose Hope" was her favourite song, deeming it "the most enthralling", while also describing "At the Bottom" and "Foreigner" as "electrifying".
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According to Butterworth, the voice acting was brilliant and layered with emotional nuance, as he had evolved a strong attachment to the characters. GamesRadar's Justin Towell described Firewatch as "one of the most enthralling slices of entertainment I've ever experienced". He commended the voice acting for having successfully defined each character's personality traits. Towell added that the music, alongside the sound design, worked well in service of the atmosphere.
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This fifth part, which is sung a cappella in unison, is a transcription of the Gregorian plain chant Gloria Patri with a different metric structure. # Ideo jure jurando (bars 90–106): second repeat of bars 23–39. The antiphon, which was intended as processional music for the entrance of the bishop into the cathedral, was thus designed to be "majestic" and "ceremonial" in character. The work's "most enthralling feature" is "the antiphonal writing of Gabrielian grandeur" in bars 64–66.
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Produced by Michael Codron and David Hall, the play had its world première at the Arts Theatre, in Cambridge, England, on 28 April 1958, where the play was "warmly received" on its pre-London tour, in Oxford and Wolverhampton, where it also met with a "positive reception" as "the most enthralling experience the Grand Theatre has given us in many months.""The Birthday Party – Premiere" . Cambridge Arts Theatre, Cambridge, England, 28 April 1958, in "Plays", HaroldPinter.org, Harold Pinter, 2000–2003, Web, 15 May 2008.
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In 2009, at the age of 18, Abduraimov won the London International Piano Competition. His performance of Sergei Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 (Op. 26) in the final round with the London Philharmonic Orchestra was described by The Daily Telegraph as “the most enthralling roller-coaster ride of a Prokofiev third concerto imaginable.” Shortly after his victory in London, he substituted for Martha Argerich in a performance of the concerto with Charles Dutoit and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and also toured China, performing as a soloist with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy.
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In early 2014, the site was refurbished and styled by interior designer Dawn Hershko and reopened as the Playhouse Market, a quaint restaurant and gourmet deli. Hayes, who spoke with her good friend Anita Loos almost daily on the phone, told her, "I used to think New York was the most enthralling place in the world. I'll bet it still is and if I were free next summer, I would prove it." With that, she convinced Loos to embark on an exploration of all five boroughs of New York.
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After his death in 1499, father Candido Ranzo and father Francesco da Marignano, continued his work. Helped by Gaudenzio Ferrari from Valduggia (a key figure until 1529 – painter, sculptor and architect), creator of some of the most enthralling of the sacred dramas: The Three Kings and The Crucifixion. The Lanino brothers Giulio Cesare Luini and Fermo Stella da Caravaggio were the executors of his work. From the middle of the sixteenth- century work began on a total renovation of the site. At the height of the Counter-Reformation, all the events of Jesus’s life were to be represented, the passion and his death.
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In his book Approaching the Possible, Jo Storm considered "Small Victories" "one of the most enthralling episodes" that makes the audience forget that it used nearly the same premise that was used in "Nemesis". He thought the episode was "especially big on the Sam/Jack dynamic" as the characters "toe the line between fraternal teasing and downright chemistry". He saluted Amanda Tapping's comedic opportunities and called her character's reaction to Asgard food "priceless". He also noted the character development of Daniel Jackson in a military environment, contrasting it with the character's attitude in the season 1 episode "Thor's Hammer" where his military mind was less developed.
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Even though [it] wasn't the most enthralling episode of Community Season 5, the half hour was a solid piece of Greendale weirdness, which would have succeeded without any guest spots at all." Dave Bunting of Vulture gave the episode 4 stars out of 5, saying > "Community achieved something tonight that I didn’t think would be possible > in the fifth season of any show: It actually felt new, like a new version of > itself. “Analysis” had the same flavor — essence — of the first two seasons, > which I suppose is appropriate, considering the first episode of the season > was literally titled “Repilot.” Sure, there were a lot of guest stars > (Criminal Minds’ Paget Brewster; Robert Patrick; Nathan Fillion [right on > the tail of Chang’s celebrity crush confession, no less]; Brie Larson), a > move typically reserved for struggling shows looking for a bump and/or > renewal consideration, but they weren't too flashy or pointed (I don’t think > a single one of them claimed more than a minute of screen time).
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"It was unfortunate that word was sent broadcast before the first performance of Machinal that its theme and characters grew out of the notorious Snyder-Gray murder case," wrote Perriton Maxwell, editor of Theatre Magazine. "The play bears no likeness to the sordid facts of that cheap tragedy … Machinal transcends the drab drama of the police court; it has a quality one finds it difficult to define, a beauty that cannot be conveyed in words, an aliveness and reality tinctured with poetic pathos which lift it to the realm of great art, greatly conceived and greatly presented." Calling Machinal "the most enthralling play of the year," Maxwell attributed the play's success to "three remarkable persons: Sophie Treadwell, Arthur Hopkins and Zita Johann." "From the sordid mess of a brutal murder the author, actors and producer of Machinal … have with great skill managed to retrieve a frail and sombre beauty of character," wrote theatre critic Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times.
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