He does not try to dictate the level of the rupee, but still stage-manages it.
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She plans a funeral for her husband that is based on Lincoln's, and stage-manages the famous "Camelot" interview with Life .
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He arranges Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn, and when Henry begins to tire of her, too, Cromwell introduces him to Jane Seymour and gently stage-manages their affair.
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The "Apricot Toddler," as he was dubbed in Britain, pounds the high chair, makes messes, pushes buttons, stage-manages cliffhangers and filigrees his "labyrinth of lies," as Jaron Lanier calls it.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - After a brief ceasefire, Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats are fighting among themselves again over the future shape and leadership of their party as the chancellor stage-manages her exit as German leader.
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Meryl Streep portrayed an exaggerated version of her in "The Devil Wears Prada," and Ms. Wintour played herself in the recent "Ocean's 8," a movie largely centered on the Met Gala, the yearly New York benefit that she stage-manages with the assistance of 22018 Vogue employees.
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Meryl Streep portrayed an exaggerated version of her in "The Devil Wears Prada," and Ms. Wintour played herself in the recent "Ocean's 2300," a movie largely centered on the Met Gala, the yearly New York benefit that she stage-manages with the assistance of 22014 Vogue employees.
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Hillerman stage-manages all the various plot points — > the brain-dead cop, the missing woman, the possible plague, the violent > eagle — skillfully and subtly. None of the seams show. And he does it all > with a lively, easygoing style that never calls attention to itself, never > jars the reader out of the world he's creating before our eyes. There's a > simple reason for Tony Hillerman's popularity.
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Several lines reference his penchant for wine. Richard III opens with Gloucester having framed Clarence for treason, using a soothsayer to sow doubt in the King's mind about his brother, and in the first scene Clarence is arrested and taken to the Tower. Gloucester nimbly stage-manages Clarence's death, fast-tracking the order of execution and intercepting the King's pardon when Edward changes his mind. In Act One Scene Four, Clarence recounts a terrifying nightmare in which he has been pushed (accidentally) into the ocean by Gloucester and drowns, then finds himself in hell, accused of perjury by the ghosts of Warwick and Prince Edward.
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