She lays it out in a table indicating in one column the story a reader might find in a first reading. |
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He was a lay reader at St Barnabas Church, Shore, and St James Church, Calderbrook and had done voluntary work at Buckley Hall Prison. |
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After retirement they moved to upper Wharfedale, where she was a lay reader and her husband was ordained to the non-stipendiary ministry. |
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But I can't sit here and say to you that a person who's a good reader might make it as an anchorperson someplace else. |
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When Dunia returns to her father's grave and breaks down in tears, the reader can surmise that she is ashamed and repentant. |
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The book allows the reader to participate in his search and offers a vision of lastingness and perseverance. |
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For a reader from another ethnic group, texts often encourage cross-cultural amity and understanding as a means to dispel prejudice. |
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How is a reader supposed to understand what an article is actually about if everything is all coded and coy? |
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Of course, a reader doesn't have to accept the essays' religiose atmospherics or fabulist presumption to be affected by Berger's tone. |
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Probably the best the reader can do is to consult both volumes alongside each other. |
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Even at the end, the reader is not told what their relationship is or why Sophie should be relating this story to the narrator at all. |
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Procedures relating to topics within the chapter are boxed in and numbered so that the reader can quickly recognize them. |
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The reader is teased by what this allegedly all-knowing narrator would seem not to know, will not acquaint himself with, or declines to impart. |
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Likewise, the reader draws ethical consequences from the process of allegorization and emotive investment. |
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It is a gifted novelist, indeed, who can make ordinary events come alive, and who can interest the reader in ordinary, even dull, characters. |
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An earlier chapter provides the reader with background on the Norman ascendancy through the regency of Adelaide. |
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Most impressive of all, Armantrout retains, nine books into her career, the ability to wrong-foot her reader entirely. |
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The reader wants to know what factual material was wrong and what the true fact is. |
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The reader is frequently referred to more comprehensive texts for expanded discussion of the pathophysiology of the disorders. |
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One reader says that when she feels well enough, she'll do feverish workouts at the gym. |
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Certainly, a reader who knows who's who in this story will appreciate the humor and ingenuity considerably more. |
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But, one is never really sure how a single word or sentence out of a whole post can affect the way in which a reader is going to comment. |
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The theme of life lessons recurs throughout these eleven poems, as the reader follows a young girl and boy through childhood. |
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This is inevitable, and a reader may be ill at ease at the scarcity of evidence that underlies many of these reconstructions. |
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For the most part the reader is in a world of adventure, wisecracking, silly and imaginative. |
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Ken, a reader and walker, has written a kind letter to me and has requested more routes south of York. |
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Electronic measures, kill switches, can remove the eBook from your reader at the copyright holder's discretion. |
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She's a master of surprise, able in the wink of an eye to transport the reader from tranquil normality to stark terror. |
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When a keen reader writes about their reading, they are opening a window into their soul, and inviting you to step inside and share a holy thing. |
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For the reader who is not familiar with Soviet map symbols, there is a key in the back of the book. |
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I reserve the right to refuse readings that go against my ethics as a reader and my morals as a human being. |
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Harsh reality is created with striking clarity throughout the collection, leaving the reader both awed and dismayed. |
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This language is so personal that the reader cannot be drawn to the reality of the experience. |
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I think it's the duty of any serious reader to read as widely and as disparately as they can. |
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Our most agile reader suggests the proper method of consuming Middle Eastern fruits. |
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The project comprises a reader containing sizable portions of all identifiable texts of Haggadic Midrash. |
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The poor reader must be as confused as Media Watch about who has done what to whom. |
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I am a regular reader and would like to share my views with fellow readers. |
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The advantage of each technique and the results reported are summarized, highlighting the potential applicably to other reader domains. |
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She is also a reader for an authors' advisory service and enjoys helping unpublished writers to hone their skills. |
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This reader and her husband are among the many who feel badly let down, and I greatly sympathise with them. |
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A dentist told a reader with bad breath that a stomach infection could be the cause. |
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It didn't recognize my digital camera's memory card when I plugged a reader in to a USB port. |
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A system consists of an input or reader device, stored biometric data on known users and software that performs matches. |
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An implicit appeal to eugenics persuades the reader that the innate badness of the suicidal killer can be known just by looking. |
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You would have had to have been a devoted reader of the back ends of the newspaper to keep up with what was going on. |
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Any reader who doesn't itch to pick up a pencil at this point is perhaps backing the wrong horse. |
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The best way to involve a reader is to start at the beginning of a story and go on to the end, and not whizz back and forth. |
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It has been an interesting experience and I have a few observations to make after years of reader feedback. |
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Cardholders will simply swipe their card through a reader to gain access to the relevant forms of transport. |
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He conveys these moral tastes to the reader less by means of argument than by ironic indirection or aesthetic intimation. |
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When he gets to his desk he inserts the same card into the reader in his computer and enters his personal password. |
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Through reduction, the satirist aims at to make the reader laugh at his subject. |
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A mobile phone or PDA with a bar-code reader would simply scan the object's code to download any relevant information. |
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The absorbance was measured with a microtiter plate reader at a test wavelength of 405 nm. |
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The Home Office pitch is that the presence of your card in a reader is, effectively, your permission that your ID be checked. |
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He has rarely been interviewed and though he is an avid reader of newspapers, he has no wish to read about himself. |
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He was also an avid reader of the newspapers and a great man for television and radio programmes. |
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I am an avid reader of your magazine and look forward to picking up my issue every Thursday. |
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The reader generates an image of the inserted finger and compares it against a pre-programmed memory of authorized prints. |
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She was a keen letter writer, an avid reader and biblical student, and was active in church and community. |
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Pat had a lifelong interest in model railways and was an avid reader on the topic. |
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You can, however, fit a few dozen large textbooks into a book reader the size of one paperback-a boon for medical students, for instance. |
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I am not an avid reader of other newspapers because they are too focused on just real news stories. |
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He had a great love for his country and was an avid reader of Irish and local history. |
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Luksa eventually became a mess supervisor and later successfully applied for the job of meter reader in Adelaide. |
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I wouldn't exactly say that I am an avid reader of poetry, but I do read it, irregularly. |
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Betty was also an avid reader and became an authority on Irish and local history, and family genealogy. |
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Book authors write longer paragraphs without having to give the reader a rest. |
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Both reader and character are united in unease at Kindersley's plot machinations. |
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Born in Melbourne to socialist parents, he dropped out of education, despite being an avid reader and gifted writer. |
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Truthfully, the translation aspect is a McGuffin, a way for Kelman to ease the reader into his language lab without realising it. |
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The book, with compelling lucidity, draws the reader into a rare mix of erudite scholarship and sheer readability. |
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Thanks to reader GDV, who pointed out the misattributed quote, and also to thread hound Mork, who noticed the same thing and laid out the facts. |
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Gaiman is a fantastic reader and I recommend you rush right out and get the unabridged audiobook of Coraline. |
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I'm always trying to find a first line that attracts attention, that pulls the reader in. |
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Anyone claiming to be a mind reader has definitely not read my mind correctly on this one. |
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I'm not saying every reader of the paper is identical, but it helps to ensure your sample is attitudinally representative. |
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Moreover, the attention span of the average reader too has grown shorter over the years, Daruwalla said. |
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Using an attention-grabbing headline ensures the reader will continue to read the rest of the ad. |
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His observations of the highs and lows of her marriage and motherhood, the divorce and her romantic attachments, keep the reader turning pages. |
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When they finally meet it's love at first sight, and neither they nor the reader can quite believe how sudden and idyllic it all is. |
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After this admirable book, the reader can return to listening to Strauss with added enjoyment. |
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But all of it is jumbled together in a way that at the end the reader is left empty, if amused. |
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This ecstatic last chapter where love and death are necessary ingredients of this epiphany, so Joycean in style, leaves the reader in abeyance. |
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The reader will be relieved to know that I am not going to run on about the Norsemen, the Anglo-Normans and the Anglo-Saxons. |
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Another reader experienced a severe skin reaction after rubbing catnip on her arms. |
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Then he should have prepared his reader for the journey they were embarking upon. |
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If a reader really hates the ads, she can install an ad blocker or simply ignore them. |
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They then ask the reader to take a closer look, reflecting the in-depth analysis in the articles. |
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There is a lack of balance that prevents the reader gaining a more rounded sense of Richter's achievement. |
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The purpose is to allow the reader to follow the steps the committee made in arriving at its conclusion. |
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I have been a Methodist local preacher for 45 years and an Anglican reader for six. |
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Her valuable book offers the reader an acute insight into the origins of our present-day consumer culture. |
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I must apologize to a reader who wrote me concerning last month's column a week or two ago. |
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In case you're not hip to the industry jive, the usual angle is that the described band is the hottest thing the reader of the bio will ever see. |
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Whether the reader chooses to look at ratios of mean absolute errors or root mean square errors depends on his or her loss function. |
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The author uses extensive quotations from memoirs and minutes so that the reader can see the decision-making process in the raw. |
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Our readership as a whole is extremely important, and once in a great while a reader reaches out and touches me right where I live. |
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John takes this opportunity to provide his reader with something equally important to Eucharistic liturgy. |
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The roll-call makes it hard for the reader to get a grip on the big picture. |
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In order to give the reader confidence that they understand the system we list four statements to check. |
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She instead gives the reader quick snapshots as fast as the events she describes. |
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He defended the role of his reader's editor, who acts as an independent arbitrator of reader complaints. |
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A reader of this blog sent me an account of his experience of the campaign, and of its effect on voters. |
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That's anyone under the age of 25 who decrees celebs, gushy reader advice and horoscopes to be past it. |
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The account reminds the reader that even a smirking, jaded loafer can be profoundly affected by tragedy. |
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Both Harriet and William strike the reader as somewhat eccentric, the sort of neighbors or colleagues one tolerates but befriends only warily. |
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The academic reader will find the book a scholarly and intellectual tour de force. |
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In fact he is an excellent reader of poetry and has a fine eye for selecting apt and surprising examples. |
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A reader wrote in explaining that this was actually an April Fool's Joke and that there's an explanation in the source code. |
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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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The preface to the reader made it abundantly clear that it was aimed not at erudite ecclesiastical theologians but at ordinary people. |
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Each page of The Finishing School is alive with her customary ironic, dry wit, and yet she somehow leaves the reader thirsty for more. |
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So the reader must resort to the apparatus and notes to figure out what interpretation is driving a given modernization choice. |
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By way of apology and, indeed, justification, let me then remind the reader of the early career of one Albert Einstein. |
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Any of the above-named books will give the interested reader much more information about ancient gods along this same line. |
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The new cards only have to be held near a special reader in order to function and cardholders don't have to remove the card from their wallets. |
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The famous ending invites the reader to 'take the morality' of the Tale in spite of its apparent lightness of substance. |
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It's a light-hearted gift set for the complete Tarot beginner, or a novelty deck for the more experienced reader or collector. |
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The antithesis creates balance but also invites the reader to weigh the scales. |
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It's in keeping with the rest of this discursive, stimulating book that Kermode leaves the reader with such a provocative, rhetorical question. |
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The reader can almost see the characters' distinct features, smell the trailer-park they live in and hear their voices. |
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The end comes anticlimactically and the reader is left with no feeling of tenderness either. |
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No reader will fail to discover unfamiliar poems and poets, old favorites that have never before been anthologized, and new enthusiasms. |
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Whether as a bedtime story, or as a novel to read at leisure, its pages will enthral any reader with a taste for adventure. |
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In the case of the miniature mosaic icons, these details allow the reader to scrutinize the production technique of this exacting art form. |
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The reticence of our style, chosen, we thought, as appropriate to the forum, requires each reader to substantiate our claims on their own. |
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His book convinces the reader that an hour of actual experience is worth more than a lifetime of annotation. |
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The reader is compelled to include the Devil himself who conventionally appears with animalized features such as horns. |
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With careful, thoughtful technique he leaves it to his reader to find the purpose of the essay. |
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The reader can learn a lot from discussion about phrase marks and rests as they were used around 1800, as well as about legato versus staccato. |
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In the letters section of the September issue, a reader asked which city had the most native-born major leaguers who won MVP Awards. |
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The lead should tell the reader the most important information in the story. |
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He had been a lay reader in the Church of England for more than 40 years, working in recent years in the Coxwold and Husthwaite area. |
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As to the marriage itself, Rushdie again presents the reader with an acerbic gloss on the fairytale ideal of the white wedding and the beautiful bride. |
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And, what is more, she points out to the reader that it is pure chance. |
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A reader senses both storyteller and critic fighting for full expression on the page, one facet overlaying the other. |
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Each section is indexed with subject listings so the reader can follow up his summaries and selective quotations in the full bibliography of over 1600 items. |
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All novels after the first in a series have to tread a line between standing alone and catering for the faithful reader who will be irritated by constant recapitulations. |
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I want to make the reader feel that these two people really care about each other deeply rather than just, you know, wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am kind of thing. |
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Yet Lohse is confident that the reader will take his actions as the fruits of selfless moral courage. |
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The second pitfall is that Tendulkar has given the reader little of what should be a gripping, meaningful story of his life. |
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In the first pair of lines, Wagner uses alliteration so deftly that the reader can notice and appreciate it without flinching from a barrage of like sounds. |
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Unlike Paul Theroux in his travelogue, The Great Railway Bazaar, the reader does not have to board a train and look at endless stretches of secluded rustic regions. |
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The reader is kept in an anticipatory state of excitement which is gratified only in the release afforded by the final solution in the last pages. |
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In older Glossaries there were listings following both columbite and tantalite that referred the reader to ferrocolumbite, magnocolumbite, manganocolumbite, and so on. |
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Thanks to that shy reader who furnished me with the above information. |
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One reader wrote asking why lemon juice makes tea go lighter in colour. |
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In fact, as will be obvious to any reader who has ever used an index, the symbols in the key refer to the chapters in which the characters appear. |
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Although this reader is offered under the rubric of book history, in fact it encompasses the many forms of American print culture, including newspapers and magazines. |
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He gives the reader a good sense of the tenor of the moment. |
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If the review just gives the reviewer's reaction to a cd, a reader is left with a bad taste in their mouth and wondering what angle the reviewer is coming from. |
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Thanks to the anonymous reader who tipped me off to the food trend piece. |
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It can make fascinating reading, especially as it makes extensive use of hypertext and reader annotation to allow discussion about Pepys' diary entries. |
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The attentive and sapient reader will no doubt see what's coming here. |
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Where further information is available, a number in square or round brackets is used to direct the reader to an article in the list of references. |
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You gotta hook your reader with the lede to keep him reading. |
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But Sermons for Special Occasions, despite its title, is also directed at the general reader as it is in effect a series of reflections on key moments in life. |
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Like many autobiographers, her honesty leans towards self-indulgence in her refusal to attempt to give the reader anything more than a blandly introspective narrative. |
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The reader is referred to a recent article in this journal on the subject. |
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In response to reader demand, we've also added a comments section. |
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By now, the reader may have guessed that he's becoming a bit of a lush. |
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I think there has to be an empathic strike between the reader and the protagonist. |
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Clausewitz waxes almost poetic on the subject of friction, showering the reader with metaphors for the reality of war, something the reader may well never have experienced. |
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So what transformed this solitary reader into the frothing demagogue of Pilibhit? |
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With Mercury in Aries and the Sun in the 3rd house ruled by Mars, he was quick-witted, intellectually motivated, an avid reader and a passionate speaker. |
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Well, I would hate to disillusion anyone, but magazines have a long lead time, so what hopefully is springtime for the reader is still the chili of winter for the writer. |
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Beyond Human Nature succeeds by delivering serious arguments that challenge the reader without seeming dense or highfalutin. |
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The sort of reader who believes that typing Do you have a citation for that? |
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A lay reader in the Episcopal Church, Wilbur has said that most of what he knows of scripture comes through exposure to the Book of Common Prayer. |
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When I get the paper copies of the Sundays I'm tempted to try and calculate the average wordage thrown at the assiduous reader on a typical Sunday. |
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A woman who was a lay reader in the Church of England thanked him for showing her that there was something she could do to protect her colleagues. |
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Suddenly the reader is treated to a history of ties involving Roman orators and Croat mercenaries. |
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He was also a lay reader in the Church of England and preached regularly. |
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And as any reader of Paul Krugman knows, these efforts have been chronically slow, late, and ineffective. |
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Quiet and serious, he was an avid reader whose choice of reading material revealed fundamentalist tendencies which made him easily fall prey to a terrorist cell. |
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For the first time, J.K. Rowling's novel proceeds in a manner that assumes that the reader is more or less familiar with her magical world of wizards and witchcraft. |
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Work that alienates one reader to the point of antagonism can feel like a perfect fit to another. |
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This sort of stuff must be great fun for rocket scientists, cosmic physicists and nerds in white coats, but it's likely to leave the average reader bewildered. |
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With urgency and empathy, Above the East China Sea draws the reader into these two competing and vastly different worlds. |
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Therefore, neat and concise hyphenated compound terms will be used throughout to help disentangle his various roles and avoid needless repetition and reader boredom. |
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Thurschwell writes with an academic audience in mind, but this book can be enjoyed by any serious reader interested in the cultural history of the late nineteenth century. |
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The reader with an eye for colourful detail and elegant prose, not to mention for racy scandal and rumour, will no doubt forgive the book's shortcomings. |
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This can be done with one set of instruments and one instrument reader or, as suggested above, with two instrument readers using two sets of instruments. |
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His entry takes the reader through a day of mischief with bast, the somewhat mysterious creature from the Chronicles series. |
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The ID reader and magnetic lock had yet to be installed there. |
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There are many moments like this, where Barry drops the reader little clues, images, dates and details. |
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Every chapter offers similar moments of illumination, moments that send the reader back to the text under discussion with a fresh appreciation for the whole. |
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The sketches take the reader into our lurid political past, the author tossing out the appositely tongue-in-cheek quote, the well-informed political parallel abroad. |
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Is the reader of this text assumed to be put off by difficult, abstruse, theory-driven contemporary art and hungry for work that claims to be more directly understood? |
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Current LCD displays on a wide range of applications can be difficult to read if the ambient light is too strong or the reader is not positioned in front of the screen. |
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Holmes' own manipulation of language allows the reader to enter into his private universe, offsetting tight lineation and formal structure with inventive wordplay. |
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My partner John has always been a first reader and co-conspirator on my projects, this one especially. |
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Geoff Dyer takes the reader on a map-based tour of his hometown, Cheltenham, in Southwest England. |
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Still anything that engages the average reader with our remote past, even if in the form of a romantic time-condensing allegory, has got to be a good thing. |
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When he gets his hands on a canon copier, the reader gets a glimpse into the unique fashion in which his mind works. |
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Wrongs are committed, and flagrantly, but Nutting commits to her premise without wavering and demands the reader do so, too. |
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This essay attempts to make the reader recognize that human rights is such an interested crossing, a containment of the aporia in binary oppositions. |
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There was a strange lack of activity at the Astoria when Astor looked in at the end of the afternoon after wiping a swipe card through a reader to gain access to the lobby. |
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We are still wading through the piles of responses with reader feedback. |
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The pieces are intelligently chosen, quirky and satiric extracts sharing space with atmospheric and journalistic ones, encouraging the reader to reconsider stereotypes. |
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The reader isn't expected to take anything on faith or invest belief in any seemingly mad ideas, which is probably just the right tone for this sort of introductory book. |
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It's not too keen on some of my hardware, refusing to speak to my camera and refusing to even boot half the time when my card reader is plugged in. |
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The reader leaves with a better sense of the firmament and frontline fights occurring in the current independent movement. |
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You, dear reader and refusenik, will likely be called a cynic or a sad sack by friends. |
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Please also keep in mind that my beta reader hasn't proofed this yet. |
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The authors use a set of icons to alert the reader to clinical implications, interpretations, or topics that might be naturopathic or allopathic in origin. |
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If it's dull, boring and lifeless, your reader will surely move on. |
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The antinovel usually fragments and distorts the experience of its characters, forcing the reader to construct the reality of the story from a disordered narrative. |
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But I challenge any reader of this interview to get an invitation to a factory farm. |
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I never as a reader have been particularly interested in dystopian literature or science fiction or, in fact, fantasy. |
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I AGREE with reader R Smith's observation that 'the technology for weather forecasting has never been better. |
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The book gives the reader plenty of clues to solve the mystery. |
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It is essential for the reader to appreciate how important this argument is. |
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The author provides the cultural and historical background to enable the reader to comprehend the magnitude of this auto-ethnocide. |
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So sketch with broad strokes, dial up the imagery on a few main points, and leave room for a reader to play a part in your novel. |
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The reader has seen, that my mother, notwithstanding her charitableness to the poor maid-servant, was a woman of strict morals. |
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All the enchantment of fancy, and all the cogency of argument, are employed to recommend to the reader his real interest. |
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A colon tells the reader that what follows is closely related to the preceding clause. |
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The support of Mr. Albert Igoin, a Spinoza reader and connaisseur of long date, is particularly appreciated. |
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The convinceable young man stands in the same relationship to the vicar as the convinceable reader of the Emile to Rousseau. |
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As the reader will probably never be called upon to eat couscousou, he may be told how it is made. |
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To the typical genre reader a diddy would be, to borrow a term from John Dickson Carr, below suspicion. |
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Many a reader whose appetite rejoices in hearty fare tucked in his napkin, smacked his lips and fell to with a will. |
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A proper fisking leaves the reader with a clear understanding that the text so fisked was appallingly wrong in every important respect! |
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Fourthly, I have made an effort to call the attention of the reader to the pertinent literature. |
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Adams' knowledge of the area offers the reader a precise view of the natural beauty of the Lake District. |
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A battle sung by the muse in the Homerican style, and which none but the classical reader can taste. |
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Naomi is something of an infoholic, an avid reader of newspapers and magazines and, increasingly, a user of the Internet. |
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A reader has shared with us a Facebook post by jambu ICA officer Adilla Ramli. She gives her view on the recent ICA jams. |
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Hawking returned to Cambridge in 1975 to a more academically senior post, as reader in gravitational physics. |
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This is a Macbethian Gothic, a subtype of the shilling shocker designed to thrill the reader with gory supernatural spectacle. |
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In the miniature portraits of Matthew, Mark, and Luke they are shown writing, while John looks straight ahead at the reader holding his scroll. |
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It requires, however, the reader to have some insight of the Latin sacred words. |
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It is unclear whether Chaucer would intend for the reader to link his characters with actual persons. |
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Gontar suggests that if the reader assumes that Hamlet is not who he seems to be, the objective correlative becomes apparent. |
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Common Sense is oriented to the future in a way that compels the reader to make an immediate choice. |
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The reader is forced to reconsider the conventions set up by society for the relationships between women and men. |
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Once a pass to the library had been issued, the reader was taken on a tour of the library. |
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It should be pointed out to the prospective reader that he will not find here the systematic presentation of a metaphysic. |
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I missed off the thing too about being a pretty good reader of human body language. |
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In it the author not only addresses the reader in his preface but speaks directly to him or her in his fictional narrative. |
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The reader should not assume that the author agreed with the opinions expressed by his fictional characters. |
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He also posts reader emails and answers questions, which gives him unusually direct and immediate interaction with fans. |
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However, the narrator reveals to the reader that these disputed verses were actually from the mouth of the Archangel Gabriel. |
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Next, Hume uses the Constructive Phase to resolve any doubts the reader may have while observing the Critical Phase. |
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More can and should be said about this fascinating argument, but we leave it to the reader to search out more of the argument. |
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In his free time, Rogge is known to admire modern art and is an avid reader of historical and scientific literature. |
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As every romance writer and reader knows, there are virile names and there are nonvirile names. |
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Ford, cartoonist Gren Jones, journalist Sue Lawley and news reader Michael Buerk, have spent part of their careers with the Echo. |
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A properly labeled contour map helps the reader to quickly interpret the shape of the terrain. |
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Contour labels can be oriented so a reader is facing uphill when reading the label. |
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Novels, by which the reader is misled into another sort of pieasure opposite to that which is designed in an epic poem. |
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As a result, it is difficult for the reader to understand why the battles he describes had the outcome they did. |
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Smaller details, however, may have been altered, and the word choice makes the reader more sympathetic to Caesar's cause. |
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Drawings were also added or modified in order for the reader to effectively identify the herb. |
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The only topography on it is the River Thames, letting the reader know whether a station is north or south of the river. |
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I premise these particulars that the reader may know that I enter upon it as a very ungrateful task. |
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This is generally the largest type of vocabulary simply because a reader tends to be exposed to more words by reading than by listening. |
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It is so easy to fool the reader with the pseudo realistic and the pseudo analytical. |
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Even a regular reader of the most dreadful pseudogothic periodicals must have felt a frisson of horror. |
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For a real secret he substitutes a pseudosecret, though in doing so he cannot help telling the attentive reader that there is a secret there. |
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Comparable to the flat character option, the reader could also view the character as a symbol. |
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The reader will perhaps be curious to know the quantum of this present, but we cannot satisfy his curiosity. |
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Suggestions for certain personages... came from various sources which... some reader may have recognized. They are not very recondite. |
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Mumford was an avid reader of Alfred North Whitehead's philosophy of the organism. |
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Ironically, it commented on its own formal structure while forcing the reader to confront the problem of where 'truth' is to be found. |
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Matthew Arnold has been characterised as a sage writer, a type of writer who chastises and instructs the reader on contemporary social issues. |
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A projection type reader makes use of any convenient reflective surface, a blank wall, for example, as its screen. |
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The reader could too easily see the heavy-handed large-vocabularied author pulling at the strings. The emotion of the story rang false. |
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Zarfian surrealism without Zarfian skill or subtlety. Beats reader over the head a bit with emotions. |
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A trained postal worker can sort eight hundred letters an hour, but a machine reader can sort five hundred zipcoded letters a minute. |
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I am sure reader Kenny Solley is not aware of the long history of the non-resident waterfowling in South Dakota. |
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Award-winning reader Whitener receives three mighty huzzahs for his stirring performance. |
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Translated from Afrikaans, this post-Apartheid novel carries the reader through four generations of Afrikaners and the value of memory. |
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In shahnameh, the old people's faces of Wisse and Agrirath are so attractive that the reader Feels sympathy about them. |
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A unique honor for a first-time author, Alef takes the reader on a journey back in time to California's tumultuous beginnings. |
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Thus, what is observable is that women prefer SV order or give both word orders equal frequency, except when the intended reader is a man. |
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Stepto's range as an Americanist, including his belief in theory as a dynamic force, makes him an excellent reader of my poetry in process. |
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The reader must make an effort to follow this exposition and is sometimes frustrated to find only a modest amount of substance at the end. |
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Firstly, to an informed reader chapters appear as anachronous, while a non-connoisseur of the Balkans tangle could be misled. |
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GoodReader is the super-robust PDF reader and annotator for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. |
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Burson seems to assume that the reader is already familiar with the main, rather rigorist, views of Jansenism. |
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On the pages of this colorful book, Serafini presents the reader with partial photographs of a rain forest habitat. |
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Aposiopesis is the particular rhetorical device employed by the poet to tell the reader that about which he could speak but will not. |
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Each reader will find something appliable to his or her own world of transformation at work. |
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Dry humor and shades of grey distinguish this sharp-witted novel of razor's edge suspense, crafted to keep the reader guessing to the very end. |
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By the time we read of decapitated heads and mass death the reader is reacquainted with the terror of war. |
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Was this chapter necessary, since it serves to reify these misperceptions, whether or not the reader had them to begin with? |
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We've teamed up with BBC Audiobooks to offer one lucky reader the chance to win an iPod. |
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For a knowledgeable reader, the appraiser doesn't have to reinvent the wheel and dwell on subjects the reader knows intimately. |
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He never presents his argument in a clear and accessible form but forces the reader to tease it out labouriously. |
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Although this results in the splendid photographs being reproduced at a grand scale, it does mean that the reader needs a lecturn. |
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It is a property of networks to rigidity and of the critical reader to become the reluctant agent of rigidification. |
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This honest, beautifully written story has risen in the best-seller ranks purely by the recommendations of one reader to another to another. |
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The cutest little bigheaded, golden-yellow duck sits on the cover, and next the endpapers of green bull-rushes entice the reader inside. |
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From The Clubhouse and T-Rex to the Sand Trap and Hedge Maze, it's a cleverly designed challenge for the young reader and golfer. |
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He concludes each chapter with a number of scholia that assist the reader in contextualizing the chapter's major subject. |
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She spends far more time disarming her reader than Nabokov or Forster. |
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