Some people believe in an afterlife, or in reincarnation, or some other form of continuity of energy and spirit. |
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For many, the only effective defence appeared to be the absolutization of continuity. |
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The half finished with the Dragons exerting the greater pressure but failing to maintain continuity. |
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To maintain the continuity of the record it is necessary that the cycled radiometers have the same spectral responsivities. |
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A total of ten ramps connect the three levels, creating spatial continuity and flow. |
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In these artists, many fans find some continuity with the fun-loving and community-oriented origins of rap. |
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Most Indian systems of thought teach that gaining such insight brings about the liberation of the individual from karmic continuity. |
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I see the belief in the power of love as being a continuity through the ages. |
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The occasion emphasized continuity with an admired past, but these composers' operas embraced a new style of realism. |
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The extraordinary airiness and weightlessness of traditional sculpture owes itself to the continuity and the smoothness of their surfaces. |
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Some institutions contract the work out to casual labour with little continuity and stability for the student. |
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If we had a business continuity strategy, then allowing a bank to fail would be a credible and viable option for regulators. |
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We have been in contact with every Land in Germany to ensure continuity of teacher recruitment and to foster exchanges and school links. |
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In West African culture, ancestral continuity is something to be celebrated rather than avoided. |
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The answer lies at least in part in a quest for anchorage, for attachment to others and a sense of continuity. |
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It was filmed in sequence on digital video rather than film, and von Trier resisted the urge to reshoot scenes if it would break the continuity. |
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On television channels today, in-vision continuity announcers are few and far between. |
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In fact, the American landscape occasionally yields surprising revelations of continuity. |
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Some proper editing and you could do away with the fades to black entirely, giving a much better continuity to the picture. |
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But when parents fail to provide continuity of care, the state revokes or curtails their parental prerogatives. |
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This is a rough draft of a story and therefore the continuity is messed up. |
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That continuity is rooted in apostolic succession, by which the whole mystery of Christ is handed on through the bishops. |
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The reader finds himself deprived of linking elements providing continuity of thought in a smooth development from one question to the next. |
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Despite the apparent visual continuity of the rock face, it quickly becomes clear that the climbers occupy different spatial realities. |
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I suppose there's a case for continuity, but surely not at the expense of progress. |
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Allen finds continuity, however, in an enduring Augustinian counterposing of church and culture. |
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Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs. |
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The continuity of my teaching is broken each time these mandatory lessons are required. |
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He has lost confidence in the narrative thread, in the continuity of temporal sequence. |
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There are lines of continuity, but there are also significant ruptures, scissions and re-orientations. |
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The connection between the Testaments is best seen from the point of view of continuity of ideas, especially those we experience daily. |
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The exuberance and sheer theatricality of the entire production certainly helped to sustain continuity and clarity. |
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Hubert's management is also staying put, ensuring continuity and probably pretty good fat salaries into the bargain for those at the top. |
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The regression of the senior lawyer into second childhood was able to mesh the two visual themes and return a sense of continuity to the play. |
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Ian is talking in a professional way about forward planning, organisation and continuity before breaking off. |
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The fuel tanks are self-sealing, with a fuel crossfeed system that provides continuity of supply if one of the fuel circuits fails. |
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The continuity of floor and wall tiles visually integrates a rimless shower with the rest of the bathroom. |
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The separation and division of the works into three spaces in some ways disturbed the continuity of the curatorial exercise. |
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There was no topographical relationship between AAH and VMGH, nor was there any direct continuity between these 2 lesions. |
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A varied composition provides continuity of food supply for birds and small mammals, with seeds, fruits and berries ripening at different times. |
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Quality of clinical care varied substantially, and access to care, continuity of care, and interpersonal care varied moderately. |
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By tying to reach a level of Western-oriented modernization, we are destroying the continuity of our own tradition. |
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Efficiency and continuity probably do require that the train be shunted into a well-prepared and easily accessible Belgian siding. |
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These days, business continuity is morphing into information availability, explains McAnally. |
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By doing this, it suggests continuity with the old regime, rather than complicity in an ugly coup of a popular mayor. |
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How much he strong to do as much as possible to stop the continuity of bloodshed. |
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The print is clean and the overall motion picture has a fabulous continuity. |
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Instead, the melodic phrases owe their unity and continuity to the juxtaposition of short segments with obvious motivic connections. |
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The main conditions in controlling the systems include high stability, continuity, speed and undetectability. |
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Perhaps of even greater significance, he had an unerring sense of rhythmic flow and continuity. |
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Sleep hygiene maximizes sleep habits that facilitate normal sleep, particularly sleep initiation, sleep continuity and length of sleep. |
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Contained within the footprint of the original neo-Gothic chapel, the flowing, guitar-shaped plan emphasizes the continuity of life. |
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Ballet had created continuity in my life, but now that the left side of my body did not serve me, the continuity was broken. |
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Then came metal hulls and steam power, and the historical line of continuity was broken. |
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Generally, if a week is not one of employment, continuity is broken, so that the employee has to start again to pick up continuity. |
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Orissa is one place in India where Sun worship has been practiced continuously since Vedic times without a break in continuity. |
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Such relations, contributing to a sense of continuity bridge the gap between the listener and the brute physicality of the musical language. |
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We literally had to control all the sound and vision as the continuity announcer would do. |
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Early vocalizers displayed more advanced language development at later ages, and this continuity applied to both groups. |
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The organization said the most sustained change in demand is for business continuity services. |
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This is a great blend. Miller and Dallaglio can run with the ball, while Back is a nuggety scavenger who can ensure continuity and turnovers. |
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Indeed, it seems as though the melody and continuity suffered slightly at the hand of all these exclamation marks that Maestra Hewitt procured. |
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In the interests of continuity, the selectors would seem likely to stay with what they have got for at least one more match. |
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Was there a core of people organized and prepared to stay with a sustained campaign so as to provide continuity? |
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He has a strong personality, continuity of purpose, a mind well stored and a happy knack of communicating it. |
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I use my ohmmeter frequently to check the continuity of circuits and to measure resistance in spark plug wires. |
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Alex Lichtenstein sees an essential continuity between the convict lease system and the chain gang in Georgia. |
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There is a continuity from the Carolingians to the later Middle Ages that not even the disruptions of the tenth century could erase. |
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But society uses both carrots and sticks to encourage parents to provide continuity of care. |
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We were trying to build into the game, to develop continuity, but it was a very stop-start affair. |
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Additional control on the subsurface continuity of the strata is provided by seismic data. |
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On a day of strong winds and heavy rain, a more controlled game was required with continuity of possession being the key. |
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The essence of existence is not unity, sameness and continuity, not homogenousness, but diversity and difference, heterogeneousness. |
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And yet for those five days in May cricket offered a vision of continuity and changelessness. |
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Using watercolours or charcoal and pencil, she uses textured surfaces to suggest the organic natural continuity of her subject matter. |
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Our actual nature, then, provides no inherent consistency, substantiality or continuity of identity. |
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These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions. |
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There's little continuity to team rosters, and the quality of play suffers greatly. |
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Depriving us of the end of the story renders it difficult for him to drive home the central theme of continuity. |
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In Singapore, analysts said Japan's economic continuity is crucial to sustain economic recovery in the region. |
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It is very nicely laid out and color coded with little house-like images and labels dated to preserve a sense of chronological continuity. |
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There was a remarkable continuity of both craft techniques and classicizing style. |
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One aspect of hypertext and hypermedia, for example, is its capacity to link sources in ways that disrupt the continuity of a narrative. |
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That is, what about people who deliberately disrupt the continuity that ordinarily characterizes our identity? |
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In turn, tradition was transformed into a modern idiom creating continuity between old and new. |
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Some investors come with hidden agendas of cleansing their ill-gotten funds and continuity of their criminal activities. |
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All of this is characterized by redundant aspects of stability, permanence and continuity. |
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This gave her strength and a feeling of permanence, continuity and contentment with her home. |
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The advantages of permanent representation abroad included practicality and continuity. |
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Using the same evolutionist principles of cognateness and continuity, he attempted to reconstruct a common Ur-Germanic mythology. |
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One might add other properties he accepted, such as homogeneity, immutability, and continuity, and probably impenetrability. |
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The human desire for novelty is twinned with an equally imperative desire for continuity. |
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Penile deformity or incurvation was not seen, and no continuity defects were palpated. |
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By involving the five feeder schools, it is hoped that pupils would receive continuity of support and tuition. |
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The theory relies on what James takes to be the experienced relations of sensible compresence and sensible continuity. |
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The ideas of tradition and continuity are prominent in the third quotation, and they are used to defend institutional religion. |
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The integral power supply may be backed up by an external 24-volt DC supply, ensuring continuity of programming and easy mobile use. |
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Your own continuity planning process should have considered the implications of problems arising with the supplier. |
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There is a strong commonsense notion of intergenerational continuity in behavior. |
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He now has it written into his club contract that he plays at No 10, and since he has enjoyed that continuity he has played very well indeed. |
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His interpolation used Kepler's concept of continuity, and with it he discovered methods to evaluate integrals. |
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The architects even specified that plastered surfaces were to have no joint markings that would visually interrupt their continuity. |
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The key element of Business Continuity is the contingency plan, commonly known as a business continuity plan. |
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Several mechanisms are implemented by most businesses to ensure business continuity. |
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Emphasizing the unchanging aspects of the topography, he made the case for the unbroken continuity of scriptural history with the living present. |
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With these, corporations can resolve security issues, protect critical assets, and ensure business continuity. |
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We maintain continuity of care assessing them at regular intervals throughout their illness, till the very end. |
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In the inertia and unbroken continuity of their daily lives, they come to believe that a tomorrow is guaranteed for them. |
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Cases abound in natural history studies of ants, chimps, baboons, etc., who, in extremis, give their existence for continuity of their kin. |
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Studied carefully, they also demonstrate a remarkable continuity in terms of his practice. |
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But in each case, it is continuity of policy that is the essential ingredient. |
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A copy of critical company data at a secondary site is also a prerequisite for continuity in business operations. |
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In addition, many organizations have come to realize the importance of data as an asset for business operations and continuity. |
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The study is designed to provide accurate, consistent data and ensure continuity of collection methods. |
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The result is an efficient and flexible solution for the business continuity of global operations. |
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Our goal was to ensure continuity of operations while we developed new and more aggressive policies. |
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Overall, there is a reasonably strong and consistent association between continuity and patient and doctor satisfaction. |
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Getting value for money in the first place, not to mention some continuity and stability, would have been more impressive still. |
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James said the present executive consists of four persons who had served previously, and this allows for a measure of continuity. |
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The emergent event is an unexpected disruption of continuity, an inhibition of passage. |
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The queen, however, is as constant as the polar star, and it is that continuity, stability and dignity which Britons are now celebrating. |
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Children need continuity, consistency and predictability from their caregiver. |
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This strain of conservatism prefers stability to change, continuity to experiment, and the tried to the untried. |
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Instead, he emphasizes the continuity in British industrial relations and gradual historical change. |
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This allows for continuity, stability, and reliability, without the uncertainty of state or city budget constraints. |
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Rather, we are changing the conception of continuity in almost every respect. |
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I think it's the stability and continuity of our church life that is attracting many Americans to come to us. |
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Bulgarian foreign policy was one of continuity and predictability, for which it was appreciated both at home and abroad, said Stoyanov. |
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Traditionally inspired music is predominant in the arts and represents cultural continuity with the past. |
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To emphasize this continuity, the design needed to create a sense of movement. |
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No such spatial and generational continuity existed for the immigrant European Americans. |
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The important point is, it descends from the past and represents a continuity with the past. |
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For Burke, historical continuity was central to his understanding of society. |
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When you're watching a seemingly coherent film, you do expect attention to detail and continuity, you also expect the use of logic and reason. |
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There are also massive continuity errors and shoddy production values that aid a lazy script by writers with no interest in doing research. |
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It's a fascinating track that goes into extensive detail about the film's lack of continuity. |
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There are some gross continuity errors in the version of the film currently available. |
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I am, however, interested in knowing about any continuity errors, since it's possible that a few escaped my notice. |
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The viewer is left to create a large amount of continuity out of the dialogue and scenes that wander aimlessly. |
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These, of course, are the kind of continuity errors that are always present in action films, but they are pretty hard to ignore in this case. |
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If you look for continuity errors, you will find a few, and they might make you laugh. |
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If you're keeping notes about continuity errors, check out the crew commentary. |
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The continuity in this film is a bit off, in terms of coffee cups with too much or too little coffee to match the previous shot. |
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There's very little sense of time and continuity throughout the film, making for one that's a little confusing chronologically. |
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The BBC Television Service continuity announcers such as Valerie Pitts used these studios to anchor the single channel's programmes. |
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Did they think we would pay more attention to her than the regular continuity announcer? |
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Graham Roberts was a continuity announcer on Yorkshire Television for 22 years and was a presenter of news and features programmes. |
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A highly successful model, Pamela went on to become a continuity announcer. |
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John Benson was regarded by many in the trade, as the definitive continuity announcer of the sixties. |
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Rather worryingly, one of the drivers I heard this afternoon sounded uncannily like a BBC continuity announcer I know. |
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Baker's stint, which begins at 7pm and ends at 9.30 pm, is thought to be the first time the BBC has used a celebrity as a continuity announcer. |
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With the reshuffle in 1968, Colin took his chance to apply for continuity jobs around the network, including at the new Yorkshire Television. |
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Increasingly desperate methods are being used to make this shoddy solution of minimised continuity announcements seem effective. |
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This was seen on the BBC, as Ulster Television would use their continuity announcers to do the same. |
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From his furtive and imperfect glimpses, he projects a continuity, itself irrevocably impossible. |
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Christie knows that the continuity in playing personnel is a major strength and it's not one he plans to undermine with a cut-price garage sale. |
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Far from representing a Damascene conversion, his statements reveal the underlying continuity of his plans. |
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However a lapse of almost two years since the last scheme has left a gap in continuity. |
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These results are important in that they show clear evidence of continuity from prelinguistic language skills to later language skills. |
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From daywear to eveningwear, Jarick covered all the bases, though being a bit scattered as far as theme or continuity are concerned. |
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Properly written prescriptions will help ensure continuity of care in the patient's local community. |
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Such exercises end up presupposing a continuity when it is almost certainly more productive to look for breaks. |
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Just like a coil, you can check the continuity of any primary or secondary transformer winding. |
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The problem of deconflicting so many complex documents and ensuring continuity between them is obvious. |
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In principle, continuity is eminently desirable but the principle shrivels if what is being continued doesn't have demonstrable worth. |
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If you like to pick apart technical flaws and continuity goofs, then you should have a field day with Twister. |
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The musical instruments include hollowed-out gourds and reveal the continuity of African heritage. |
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And it is strictly defined by continuity equation in both classical electrodynamics, and relativistic electrodynamics. |
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That is, it is necessary to understand both continuity and discontinuity between closely related species. |
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Although I suppose the above changes are marked more by continuity than by discontinuity. |
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Institutions, like individuals, tend to prefer stability and continuity over instability and discontinuity. |
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One of the key themes to emerge is a debate over continuity or discontinuity. |
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Such fine-scale layering and extensive continuity point to a quiescent environment of deposition for the iron formation. |
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Most Anglicans, however, subscribe to the ongoing continuity of episcopal ordination. |
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On one level, this scarcely believable feat suggests continuity and durability. |
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His doctoral thesis, submitted to the University of Nancy, was on continuity of functions of a complex variable. |
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Along with the similarly too-free-spirited two songs, such unchecked exorbitance damages the album's hard-won continuity. |
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A casual reading of the passage might suggest that Descartes offers a naturalistic solution to the problem, in the form of a continuity test. |
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What he thought a self was, was just a kind of continuity of impressions but that when we introspect we can't really find anything that we call ourselves. |
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The country has absolutely no continuity except in its sexennial collapse. |
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There is much continuity between the Ubaid culture and the succeeding Uruk period, when many of the earlier traditions were elaborated, particularly in architecture. |
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This is a problem for the law, which does not like surprises and certainly proceeds by analogising new situations to old ones in order to build continuity. |
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Once again at the level of the overkingship, as opposed to the smaller kingdoms, there was no continuity of existence and association with a particular family. |
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Or is it a point at which continuity should be more important than change? |
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In fact, the Foreign Ministry has been a stronghold of fascist continuity. |
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Like continuity, it provides a yardstick against which we can measure ourselves. |
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Unfortunately, you will need a brainpan like a hard drive and a retina as strong as a mule deer to follow the rapid fire editing and overlapping continuity flubs. |
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The look of the film itself is very uneven, with poor continuity and obvious shifts from sharp detail to stock footage of various amounts of grain. |
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In general, synchronic description tends to neutralize principles of continuity, so that elements have only the significance they have in that instance. |
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Yes, the party wants to squelch cultural expressions that threaten its own continuity and survival. |
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The governments are in flux and continuity cannot be guaranteed. |
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He'd be a terrible continuity announcer on Radio 4, that's for certain. |
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This would enable them to be trained to the appropriate standard and provide continuity of service when the department classifiers were withdrawn. |
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Interestingly, both have traditions of almost unbroken continuity. |
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Whatever you do, don't detour to answer every misplaced question as this disturbs continuity, decreases clarity and disorganizes an otherwise structured explanation. |
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So he jazzed up the movie with rapid fire, machinegun edits and one confusing montage after another that completely throw off any sense of continuity. |
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The positive value ascribed to traditional culture has been further reinforced by popular images and representations of Aboriginality as an exemplar of timeless continuity. |
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Other readers might find the discussion a bit confusing about how much continuity and discontinuity exists between this world and the new creation. |
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Develop risk mitigation, incident response and business continuity plans, and test these procedures quarterly to annually, depending on best practices. |
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Typically, patients return to the hospital after approximately three months to have the temporary ileostomy taken down to restore bowel continuity. |
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Perhaps the churning of the twentieth century has quietened and we are returning to a society of strong traditions with a focus on continuity rather than change. |
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It is the same as it ever was, absolutely unbroken continuity. |
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In Gaul, there was considerable continuity between pre-Roman and post-Roman populations, yet French contains only about 120 words with Gallic origins. |
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Team midwifery was meant to ensure better continuity of care for mothers. |
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Other managers attended to their subordinates' agitated feelings so that the employees could maintain continuity in delivering services to the customers. |
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The underlying issue is one of the continuity or discontinuity of patterns that can help information professionals do their work efficiently and effectively. |
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That is the red thread of continuity, which runs from Decline 1.0 with Sputnik to Decline 5.0 with the post-crash. |
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At the same time, referees were encouraged to, and rewarded for, advancing continuity and allowing more latitude for the team in possession of the ball. |
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Granted, a talent for arithmetic is not a CV prerequisite for your average continuity announcer, but the figure seemed a bit excessive, to say the least. |
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This happens when subbases are not fully compacted, so load transfer dowels are used to span across joints to provide continuity that accommodates the rolling loads. |
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The Dutch revolt against Spain in the sixteenth century broke the continuity of beguinages, even though some persisted through the nineteenth century. |
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Once she entered the stage, dressed in red, the rest of the actors and actresses turned into mere appendages or devices to carry on the continuity of the story. |
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The franchise needs continuity to ensure that positive public perception isn't forfeited unnecessarily through the dissipation or reduction of essential experience. |
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Eventually some of them would be used as sites for cathedrals and monasteries, but this seems to be more a matter of readoption than of any genuine continuity. |
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Secondary pyroclastic flow deposits are locally exposed, generally infilling palaeochannels with no lateral continuity, and commonly overlying blast deposits. |
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For example, when a nurse cares for two or more patients and must divide attention between them there is a potential for gaps in the continuity of care. |
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The similarity to the sweat lodge at the nearby and slightly older Vaughn Branch site reflects continuity in social behaviors as well as in structural technology. |
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The Wallabies have attained their status as world-beaters through their ability to keep the ball, their continuity stifling the life out of their opponents. |
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For example, the important distinctions between continuity and differentiability and between uniform and pointwise continuity seem to have no basis in intuition. |
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The Gould and Dickens families organised an unofficial walk to ensure the continuity of the beating the bounds whose origins have been lost in the depths of time. |
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The portraits of Septimius emphasized continuity with the Antonines, yet a new element appears in the corkscrew beard modelled after the god Serapis. |
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We shall take for granted the extension of these ideas to computably convergent complex sequences, and the natural definitions of computable continuity. |
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That is, we discussed character motivation, situation, and story continuity. |
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There would have been continuity between the painted and real world, instead of disjunction. |
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It enables the navigation authority to control, by licences issuable at its discretion, the installation and continuity of any works affecting the public river. |
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The IAS audit showed that the Commission needs to keep up the momentum in its efforts to ensure business continuity in the event of serious disruptions. |
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The art installation suggests the continuity and fragility of Mediterranean civilization, reminding us of the simultaneous remoteness and seamlessness of the past. |
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The Cabinet is a combination of new hands and old ones to give the new administration the necessary continuity from the old hands, and change and new vigour through new ones. |
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He attributed the difficulties of Stephanie and Jesse to entrenched, flawed concept images formed by prior experience with repeating decimals and continuity. |
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The traumatic event is an unapprehended, and therefore unrealized moment in the history of the survivor that creates a rupture in the temporal continuity of the self. |
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It is to be served concurrent to the sentence for manslaughter, in light of the continuity between the offences, and having regard to the totality principle. |
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Whilst not the first face to be seen on the channel, Muriel Young, who died on 24 March 2001, was one of the fledgling network's first female continuity announcers. |
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They nurse the icon of an eternal ethnic Georgia whose cultural and political continuity stretches back unbroken to the Bronze Age and probably beyond. |
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Given the survival of the church, there is the possibility of continuity in Conisbrough from the Anglian period, through the Viking Age, to the Norman conquest and beyond. |
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Those continuity announcers have also died with the stars of yesteryear. |
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The new textures serve the band's sound accordingly, and enable them to explore new compositional directions while retaining a degree of continuity earlier albums missed. |
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They did not need to be funny, they did not need character development, and there was definitely no need for retakes, continuity, or logical plot. |
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Language always helps its people to have a sense of continuity with their own past, the dreams and achievements of a people through history that have been preserved as memory. |
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You can test this part with a continuity tester or an ohmmeter. |
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They are a sign of civilisation, of stability and continuity, of order. |
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The trilobite eye is in continuity with the rest of its shelly armor. |
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Unfortunately, the continuity tester on my multimeter proved me wrong. |
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His remarks on time and space, discontinuity and continuity are revealing. |
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Preferences over probability gambles are rational, that is, satisfy the substitution and continuity conditions, if and only if they have the expected utility property. |
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Fragments are always contrived into a structure of continuity and context. |
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We see these awards as a significant way of sustaining rural community continuity and development and building a small, slow food culture in Western Australia. |
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Paul's voice adopted the exaggerated tones of a TV continuity announcer. |
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In an alien environment, holding on to a meaningful life includes embracing icons, for they mediate power and provide powerful resources for connection and continuity. |
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What happened to the continuity announcers, and their studio? |
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Further, it is not necessary to establish an unbroken chain of continuity. |
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This is the reason for one of the obvious continuity errors in the film. |
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Bilioenteric continuity is then reestablished with a Roux-en-Y jejunal limb. |
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Pentecostalists, Mormons, and Emersonians have little or no continuity with European Protestantisms. |
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The debate about the Second Vatican Council is oversimplified when it contrasts a hermeneutic of discontinuity with one of continuity. |
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A few Neolithic monuments overlie Mesolithic sites but little continuity can be demonstrated. |
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Where consociationalism and federalism overlay one another, moreover, the continuity of the latter depends on the stability of consociationalism. |
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Tilly and Scott have emphasised the continuity in the status of women, finding three stages in English history. |
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In northern Italy the Golasecca culture developed with continuity from the Canegrate culture. |
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Burial sites included weapons, carts, and both elite and household goods, evoking a strong continuity with an afterlife. |
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What we see in these examples is probably continuity of the estate or territory as a unit of administration rather than one of exploitation. |
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It traces the continuity between God's gift of law to Moses to Alfred's own issuance of law to the West Saxon people. |
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The use of the execution site and cemetery at Walkington Wold in east Yorkshire suggests a continuity of judicial practice. |
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Archeological evidence has demonstrated that the cultural continuity is unbroken from prehistory to the present. |
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There was demonstrable continuity in the south, even though the Danish settlement represented a watershed in England's artistic tradition. |
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In other fields, there is far more continuity through the period such as warfare and science. |
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Moore's sense of England emerging undefeated from siege led to his focus on pieces characterised by endurance and continuity. |
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Locke was the first to define the self through a continuity of consciousness. |
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Not all readers of Blake agree upon how much continuity exists between Blake's earlier and later works. |
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Including continuity from Czechoslovakia, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have also been represented in every edition. |
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The role of the Troika is to ensure continuity in the G20's work and management across host years. |
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Upon it depends our own British life and the long continuity of our institutions and our Empire. |
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This accords with the principle of continuity of the legal system enshrined in Article 8 of the Basic Law. |
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Black argues that SPECTRE provides a measure of continuity to the remaining stories in the series. |
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Likewise, the English system accommodates playing styles that counteract its inherent smoothness and continuity between notes. |
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In fact, people who even used a name or tried to maintain any continuity of identity at all were generally mocked as namefags. |
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Luce, the most eminent Berkeley scholar of the 20th century, constantly stressed the continuity of Berkeley's philosophy. |
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Reid held that continuity of memory was neither necessary nor sufficient to make one numerically the same person at different times. |
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Sociologist Anthony Smith argues that national identity has the feature of continuity that can transmit and persist through generations. |
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This famous phrase signifies the continuity of sovereignty, attached to a personal form of power named Auctoritas. |
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Archaeology has shown some evidence of continuity with Roman education, trade with the Mediterranean and with Celtic art. |
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Names with a Latin element may suggest continuity of settlement, while some places are named for pagan Germanic deities. |
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Of primary significance in these studies is the complex balance of continuity over change in both their design and their decoration. |
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The format then reverted to the BBC continuity announcer Alice Arnold for the reports on coastal areas. |
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Cystovaries characterize most teleosts, where the ovary lumen has continuity with the oviduct. |
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Elections are staggered, with five judges elected every three years to ensure continuity within the court. |
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The unity and continuity of the World Ocean, with relatively free interchange among its parts, is of fundamental importance to oceanography. |
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Much research has focused on the issues of discontinuity versus continuity with the previous Tokugawa Period. |
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Due to mass continuity this drives surface waters down, resulting in the upwelling of cold, nutrient rich water south of the current. |
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By applying the continuity equation we can have the vertical velocity as following. |
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In the early 21st century, mitochondrial DNA research has supported the theory of continuity between the Tuniit and the Sadlermiut peoples. |
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This has reduced the total number of continuity announcers required each day down from four to three. |
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This look was in use until October 2002 when ITV1 in England and Wales abandoned local continuity and idents. |
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The Dacians are generally considered to have been Thracian speakers, representing a cultural continuity from earlier Iron Age communities. |
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For the next six centuries historical references to the Scirii are sporadic, but sufficient to suggest continuity. |
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The Golasecca culture in northern Italy developed with continuity from the Canegrate culture. |
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He argued that the theory of the unity and continuity of history should not remove distinctions between ancient and modern history. |
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After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, urban settlements in Italy generally enjoyed a greater continuity than in the rest of western Europe. |
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Regional government, formed by several provinces or municipalities of geographical continuity within a department. |
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This repetition is not redundant, but adds an air of continuity only befitting the story's scale and grandeur. |
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It involves continuity in that speakers do not need to abandon their own linguistic varieties. |
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