It was really a perfect storm of nebulousness for Trump.
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The nebulousness and abstraction of being an "ally" has led to growing distrust.
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That nebulousness is the play's most ingenious aspect, and also its most irritating.
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In "Romanesco Suite" (2013), set to the strange whirring of cicadas, the nebulousness of Mr. Tynek's intentions is more intriguing.
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It's precisely this nebulousness of identities that reveals the limitations of our concepts — that makes Shakedown a thrilling and also valuable film.
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Combined with the trickiness of locking down the nebulousness of desire (and lack thereof), it's no wonder that Addyi, a failed antidepressant pursued because of its unexpected effect on serotonin levels in female mice, was a flop.
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She also compared Crowell's voice favorably to Roy Orbison but added that "too many of his songs splinter into nebulousness with the occasional joltingly bad line".
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The climate of Kladas is temperate Mediterranean and this is also a result of the geological factors such us the elevation (240 meters) but also the fact that the village is situated between mountain Parnonas and mountain Taygetos. The average yearly temperature is + 19 °C and the average yearly amount of rain is , the average nebulousness is 4 and the average wind power is 4 Beaufort. In the Fall and in the Winter, fog and ice are common phenomena but the snowstorms aren't that common and they mostly have a duration less than four days.
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Matthew Strauss of Pitchfork gave the mixtape a 6.2 out of 10, writing, "Towkio's nebulousness leaves .Wav Theory as an enjoyable album that asks few questions and gives few answers." Adam Kivel of Consequence of Sound gave the mixtape a C+ grade, commenting that it is full of "energetic, fun tracks with middling verses." It was placed at number 27 on Complexs "Best Albums of 2015" list, number 13 on RedEyes "20 Best Albums of 2015" list, and number 9 on Chicago Tribunes "Top 10 Chicago Indie Albums of 2015" list.
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That collection had been due for publication in 1971, but was held back two years by the death of August Derleth. Demons by Daylight includes The Franklyn Paragraphs, which uses Lovecraft's documentary narrative technique without slipping into parody of his writing style. Other tales, such as The End of a Summer's Day and Concussion, show the emergence of Campbell's highly distinctive mature style, of which S. T. Joshi has written: > Certainly much of the power of his work derives purely from his prose style, > one of the most fluid, dense and evocative in all modern literature [...] > His eye for the details and resonances of even the most mundane objects, and > his ability to express them crisply and almost prose-poetically, give to his > work at once a clarity and a dreamlike nebulousness that is difficult to > describe but easy to sense.
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" Robert Christgau was less enthusiastic in his column for Esquire, recommending the album but with reservations; he approved of Manzarek's organ playing and Morrison's "flexible though sometimes faint" singing while highlighting the presence of a "great hard rock original" in "Break on Through" and clever songs such as "Twentieth Century Fox", but was critical of more "esoteric" material such as the "long, obscure dirge" "The End". He also found Morrison's lyrics often self-indulgent, particularly lines like "our love becomes a funeral pyre", which he said spoiled "Light My Fire", and "the nebulousness that passes for depth among so many lovers of rock poetry" on "The End". The Doors has since been frequently ranked by critics as one of the greatest albums of all time; according to Acclaimed Music, it is the 27th most ranked record on all-time lists. In 2003, Parke Puterbaugh of Rolling Stone called the record "the L.A. foursome's most successful marriage of rock poetics with classically tempered hard rocka stoned, immaculate classic.
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As Duval-Carrié explained his artistic motivations for a Miami art gallery: > I have tried to analyze the historical context of the genesis of that > partial island nation [Haiti], looked at the strife and suffering that > brought the then society of slaves and slave masters to the point of > ebullition. I look closely at the savagery on both parts of the struggle, > understanding and giving my total sympathy to the downtrodden, not realizing > that patterns are easily learned and extremely resilient to alteration... I > have scrutinized the successive generations of pathetic leaders and their > sordid entourages... But that is politics and an artist should be well > cautioned to keep at bay that kind of poetry, which should be resumed as > that of futility. So a step further or a level deeper was reached when the > fabulous world of spirits, old and new, true and false, real and imagined, > made themselves felt at different planes of consciousness. They come under > many names, all quite entrancing. “Loas”, “Espirits”, or “Mysteres” all > conveying a sense of foreboding inspiring the nebulousness from whence they > come.
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