Women, meanwhile, tell themselves that their wardrobe choices transform the act into something more palatably heterosexual.
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The series shares similarities with "Flowers," another dark British comedy on Netflix that deals with searing adult themes in a way that's palatably quirky.
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He's presented as the sort of humble saint whose success, at least in this palatably packaged version of his life story, suggests a cosmic justice for the downtrodden.
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" The contradictions and ironies of Vietnam became more obvious when an officer declared that henceforth "search and destroy" missions would be described more palatably as "sweep and clear.
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Those who have succeeded at performing that wellness the most palatably for the platform have been rewarded with millions of followers, which in turn can bring brand deals and, with that, money.
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There's almost a great story in here about what it takes for a journalist to make sense of a chaotic situation, and package it palatably and profitably while still serving the truth.
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More palatably priced Dungeness crabs and lobsters are only big enough for one dish apiece, but there are options: they can be hacked up, battered, and deep-fried, for example, so that every chunk wears a beautifully golden, oily, salty coat of armor, finished with red-pepper flakes and shallot and protecting the sweet flesh within; or hacked up and stir-fried, Guangdong style, with scrambled egg, black beans, celery, and ground pork.
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The raw berries, while palatably sweet, are suitable for human consumption only in small amounts, because they are astringent. Some people have reported mild stomach cramps after consumption. The berries are also used in jellies and wine. The roots are used to make herbal tea.
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At least two approaches to the war against war may be distinguished, the frontal opposition to war or Anti-war movement on the one side and the transcendent, post-war conception of William James' 'Moral Equivalent of war' positing, in the way of the UNESCO, that the only way to end conflicts is to make Humanity busy with more fascinating endeavors than wars. In his Nobel acceptance speech Martin Luther King Jr. further underlined that idea which would become the basis of the transcendentist school (e.g. Aberkane): Official picture of Martin Luther King Jr. at the Nobel Foundation, 1964 Various scholars (Suter 1986, Aberkane 2012, Roberts 2009) and politicians (Seiberling 1972) have thus advocated that peace profiteering should simply be made palatably larger than any possible war profiteering, thus transcending the war against war. However, the first generations of Peace-Industrial scholars have advocated frontal opposition to the military–industrial complex rather than its transcendent, voluntary metamorphosis into a globally benevolent yet very profitable peace-industrial complex.
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