The panting pack sociably trots together, the shelter's guides breaking up the occasional disagreement.
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Nude models pose in interior scenes, while clothed figures stand casually in landscapes or gather sociably at a table.
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The mood in the van got a little closer, and the women quieter, as the men spoke louder and more sociably.
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They will talk about the elephants' confined isolation on the road — chained misery for sensitive creatures that, in the wild, roam widely and live sociably in family herds.
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When she was 17, Lindsey Kildow sociably giggled, raced with her hair flapping behind her in a long ponytail tied with sparkling ribbons, and passionately talked about her racing future as if it would be endless.
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" Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign worked to tar Mr. Sanders with news that he'd attended vacation retreats sponsored by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee — which, like most such committees, accepts corporate contributions — and "was even once spotted chatting sociably for close to an hour with a financial services lobbyist who was in a hot tub while the senator sat nearby.
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Richard is more sociable than Mary has ever seen him during the sea voyage home, and he does not appear to be as aloof and arrogant as he often was, but treating his fellow passengers sociably, many whose memories of England were dim if any, much like Mary's.
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Randall Park portrays Jimmy Woo in Ant-Man and the Wasp. This version is an agent for the FBI who monitors Scott Lang's house arrest. He is noticeably more comical than his comic book incarnation and despite showing some animosity towards Lang, does appear to want to be sociably friendly with him.
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The three men, Parsons, Millet and Abbey, lived together and entertained sociably at 54, Bedford Gardens, London.Parsons gave it up in 1914 (Mako 2006:59). William Robinson asked him to provide illustrations for The Wild Garden: Or, Our Groves and Shrubberies Made Beautiful by the Naturalisation of Hardy Exotic Plants (1881, the 1903-5th edition being the best one) led to Robinson's invitation for Parsons to lend advice at his Gravetye Manor. Several artists engraved Parsons' illustrations.
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The building then elongates itself behind the facade following a generally triangular shape, hidden by other buildings around. The theatre is "surmounted by the opaque cube of the stage building and wrapped in gridded walls of glass… the Opera stands sociably open to the world outside, whereas the foyers, with their broad overview of the city, have the slick, impersonal look of an airport lounge."Beauvert, p. 236. These foyers run around the theatre's auditorium on several levels and give the external glass facade its round shape.
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Martin Cassini is a TV programme-maker and campaigner for traffic system reform. He advocates replacing priority (an engineering model) with equality (a social model) to provide a level playing-field on which all road-users can act sociably. This, he says, would remove the "need" for most traffic controls, and solve many of our road safety and congestion problems, which stem from those very controls. Cassini has contributed to Economic Affairs (journal of the Institute of Economic Affairs), The Times, Guardian, Daily Telegraph, BBC Newsnight and Traffic Technology International.
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Mr M. I. Ismail who took charge of the school next moved sociably with his staff, parents and students and did many services to the school that was within his capacity. The period from 14 October 1996 to 4 May 1997 when M. R. M. Zackariya was the Principal of the school is also an unforgettable period in the history of the school. Being active and young he took many steps to remedy the shortcomings that prevailed at that time. An additional fifth class was given to the primary classes where there were only four earlier.
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'And when I > shall call out to you and say "Eu nimet saxas" (Hey, draw your swords!), > then draw your knives (cultellos) from the soles of your shoes, and fall > upon them, and stand strongly against them. And do not kill their king, but > seize him for the sake of my daughter whom I gave to him in matrimony, > because it is better for us that he should be ransomed from our hands.' And > they brought together the conference, and the Saxons, speaking in a friendly > way, meanwhile were thinking in a wolvish way, and sociably they sat down > man beside man (i.e. Saxon beside Briton).
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Kelseys' parent company Recipe Unlimited has been going through an era of rebranding and renovations including its location at 1011 The Queensway Etobicoke, Ontario where the company is piloting a new restaurant design that features an emphasis on a newer style of Kelseys dining experience. Many under-performing Kelseys restaurants have been closing down over the past couple of years and the new design is going to try to change the customer's eating experience to become more lively and exciting. The restaurant's old slogan "Neighbourhood Bar and Grill" has been upgraded to "Ambitiously Hardworking and Sociably Unpredictable". Bright neon colours are found throughout the restaurant along with an upgraded menu that features a smaller and more limited selection of the most popular items found at other Kelseys locations.
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Just under Śiva sits a group of bearded wise men and ascetics, under whom the second tier is occupied by the mythological beings with the heads of animals and the bodies of humans; the lowest tier belongs the common people, who mingle sociably with tame deer and a large gentle bull. According to the legend, Kāma fired an arrow at Śiva in order to cause Śiva to take an interest in Umā. Śiva, however, was greatly angered by this provocation, and punished Kāma by gazing upon him with his third eye, frying Kāma to cinders. The east-facing pediment on the northern library shows the god of the sky Indra creating rain to put out a forest fire started by the god of fire Agni for purposes of killing the nāga king Takshaka who lived in Khandava Forest.
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