The bare bones instrumentation is a perfect vehicle for her, and her timing and feel are just right. |
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The bill sets out only the very bare bones of the framework on which the criteria for the process will be hung. |
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It cuts the story back to the bare bones but is visually interesting, even for those not very familiar with Shakespeare's text. |
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But maybe I'm just a bit old-school, and think it's better just to show the bare bones. |
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As laws are laid down, the principles of justice on which they were founded crystallise and one is left with the bare bones of legal rules. |
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I had lunch, wrote the bare bones of the piece, e-mailed it to the office, drove to HQ, and rewrote the piece. |
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In these circumstances a biographer might be wise to say as little as possible beyond the bare bones of recorded fact. |
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Their reply second time around amounted to no more than 100 words, recounting the bare bones of the Ms deVere's employment history. |
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I wrote a story in early 2001 outlining the bare bones of what was known about the Bank, which was very little. |
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There was a graphic style and a story, or at least the bare bones of one, that were very gripping. |
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What do you imagine will happen when Jesus raises us all from the dead, putting muscle and flesh on dry bare bones? |
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The cropped timespan, 22 minutes in a half hour television broadcast, means that everything must be to the bare bones. |
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Your business plan need only be simple, or the bare bones to start off with. |
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Systems thinkers strip away the content to reveal the bare bones of the underlying structure. |
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The cockpit has been stripped to the bare bones and restoration will begin soon. |
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He is the sententious writer of resolutions butchering her beautifies of song to expose the bare bones of an idea. |
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The letter of engagement set out only the bare bones of her contract of employment. |
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It is just the bare bones of a novel, but matchless all the same, much as a sketch by Rembrandt can outclass the competition. |
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She delves deep into their psyches, exposing the bare bones of their thoughts. |
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Finally, with nary an extra to be found, not even a trailer, this disc is the very definition of bare bones. |
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But this powerful novel forces the reader on board, putting flesh on the bare bones of that well-known story. |
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Robert moved from slide to slide, elaborating on the bare bones ideas on the video screen. |
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Makeup tips, loads of photographs of cheap fashion ideas, a woman's magazine reduced to the bare bones. |
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As TechCrunch pointed out, the brilliance in its bare bones appeal could reach a worth of one billion dollars. |
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Thus, our Phase III interviews will put interpretative flesh and symbolic meaning on the bare bones of our questionnaire findings. |
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All the while they remove their clothes and eventually strip down to their bare bones, literally! |
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This story, to give just the bare bones of it, is told by the sole survivor of a Pacific Ocean shipwreck, who drifts for 7 months in a lifeboat along with a Bengal tiger. |
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It was a condemnation of a parliamentary committee trying to get to the bare bones of things and investigate things. |
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Stripped to its bare bones, the auditing comm cycle consists of asking a question, getting it answered, and acknowledging the answer. |
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But subject to that feature, a great deal of progress has been made since the bare bones of the July 2004 Framework. |
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Attaining such enhancements will surely require serious increases in funding to Inuit broadcast organizations, most of which presently subsist on bare bones budgets. |
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Maybe, just maybe he'd be able to get the message across if he stripped it down to its bare bones. |
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The bare bones of an already-anemic effort to fight the epidemic in West Africa that is threatening to destroy the entire region. |
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And so we move with the times, stripping Twin Peaks down to the bare bones in an attempt to understand why our sense of fondness for it still lingers. |
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Drawing inspiration from strip-cartoon versions of Shakespeare's plays, the two groups began by stripping the stories to the bare bones and building their plays from there. |
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In general, service was warm and largely efficient throughout our stay, and more than a few members of staff went beyond the bare bones of what was necessary to be helpful. |
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It describes the bare bones of the plot, if you can call it that. |
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He knows audiences expect it, crave it, and gives them the bare bones, in a sometimes naturalistic, sometimes stylised mixture of English, French, Chinese and Japanese. |
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By now, most readers should know the bare bones of the story. |
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Paring form and materiality down to its monastically rigorous bare bones, this new apartment in Milan is a sensuous synthesis of big spaces and ethereal light. |
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The bare bones of the model appear as diagrams in the next two subsections, so that you can see the more detailed advice on various elements in context. |
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Schools should be at the service of students and only a bare bones curriculum is required in order to achieve community flexibility and learner centredness. |
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The Green Paper sketched out the bare bones of a long-term energy strategy to balance the Union's energy supply by clear action in favour of controlling energy demand and increased support for renewable energy sources. |
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But even its bare bones contain all the components of a good story, with a beginning, middle and end that follow a thread and reach a satisfying conclusion. |
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Moreover, action on safety at sea had only been taken in a number of individual cases until, in March 1993, the Commission issued a Communication describing the bare bones of a common maritime safety policy. |
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It was a station that was run on a bare bones staff anyway. |
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Prime Minister Ahern is probably right in saying that it is better to improve the Constitution by adding bits to it rather than by reducing it to its bare bones. |
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What the railways have to do now is ensure that they recruit a new generation of staff, so that they aren't running a bare bones operation in the future. |
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Government really only funds the bare bones. |
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He had only been taught the bare bones of the system, but carried on regardless. |
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The Commission has already made it known that publishing a Communication and action plan on the Danube Strategy is just the first step, the bare bones of a project into which we must now breathe life. |
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No longer will you have to take a bare bones approach to your work. |
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