Who doesn't like the charming, fairy tale images of overelaborate gizmos that make funny noises?
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Many of the party's ideas, which were not cogently communicated to the electorate in the party's overelaborate 2019 manifesto, remained abstract promises.
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They ask puzzling questions and produce overelaborate answers, not so much like machines but like people doing their best to fail a Turing test.
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Every app benefits from it, and I was first blown away by the difference it makes while listening to a YouTube stream of The Knife's "Silent Shout," hardly an audio snob's overelaborate high-res system.
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In 1971, Dennis O'Neil and Julius Schwartz set out to ground Superman's overelaborate framework. They streamlined the Superman mythos, by downsizing his abilities and reducing his normal powerful prowess. This version only lasted a few issues.McAvennie, Michael; Dolan, Hannah, ed. (2010). "1970s".
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The novel received moderately positive reviews from critics. Kirkus Reviews called the book "vastly overelaborate" but "relentlessly gripping", stating that fans of the first novel would enjoy it. Publishers Weekly called the novel "dense" and "suspenseful", predicting that it would be enjoyed by fans of epic fantasy. A reviewer for Barnes & Noble praised the emotional weight of Caeden's journey, as well as the quick pacing.
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Critics found the sequence of fast- changing scenes confusing, much of the Shakespearean text unintelligible, and director Franco Zeffirelli's production overelaborate, burying an essentially intimate score under heavy costumes and giant scenery, with innumerable supernumeraries, and two camels. Bing had overreached, too, by scheduling nine new productions that season, three in the first week. This heavy burden fell on tech crews who had not yet mastered the new stage equipment and lighting. An expensive turntable (on which Zeffirelli intended to move armies) broke down, and, at the dress rehearsal, Price was trapped inside a pyramid.
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By the end of the 18th century, from the mid-1770s on, French clockmakers contributed to a new art movement: Neoclassicism. This style in architecture, painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts, that had come into its own during the last years of Louis XV's life, chiefly as a reaction to the excesses of the Rococo movement but also partly through the popularity of the excavations at ancient Herculaneum and Pompeii, in Italy. Clocks of this style did without the excessive ornamentation and overelaborate designs of the preceding Rococo style so typical of the Louis XV reign. The timekeepers manufacturing during the Louis XVI and the French First Republic historical periods incorporated this new artistic language with classical designs, allegories, and motifs.
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