He became a relentless traveller, sparing no continent and few countries in quest of subjects and themes. |
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A goal by Robert Power in the 55th minute set up a grandstand finish as Clonea pressed forward in quest of a winning goal. |
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He never saw liberation in his home country, in quest of which he had based much of his life's work. |
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For those in quest of Warholian thrills, hanging on the wall opposite the Lawsons were two of Richard Prince's recent Nurse paintings. |
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But we hadn't come here in quest of glitter and razzmatazz and we had looked forward to seeing an older Bastar. |
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Many young people leave school and university this year as potential trail blazers, eagerly in quest of a trail to blaze. |
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The moments sped, the ripples died away, the face of the pool grew placid and untroubled, and neither black nor golden head broke surface in quest of air. |
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Some came in quest of physical health, and Augustine was never slighting about those who did so, though the catechists should teach them that religion had higher ends. |
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Perusing its pricey nutrients last week in quest of some vitalizing herb or… Good morning. |
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Still, both productions were examples of a dramaturgy in quest of a new orientation in visual theatre. |
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They seemed to be the very culture of the feelings, which I was in quest of. |
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Our message of hope and our music, always in quest of new sounds, spread a desire. |
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The answer for some venture capital outfits has been to go in quest of a new generation of unicorns. |
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Each agreement tends to be based on an artificial breakdown of the causal difficulties in quest of a practical means of management. |
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Moreover, financial market players went in quest of higher returns without taking proper account of the risks, which a lengthy period of low macroeconomic volatility had concealed. |
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But we are in quest of what it is that means to be human. |
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This is to discourage moving activities abroad in quest of lower taxes. |
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Erasmus lived and worked in several parts of Europe, in quest of the knowledge, experience and insights which only such contacts with other countries could bring. |
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Often those in quest of recognition of cultural diversity are seeking to redesign the content of rights, the way access works, and most often the definition of belonging within citizen regimes. |
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He wasn't in quest of a speed record this time. |
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He set out in quest of truth and happiness, he went in search of God and in order to hear God's voice decided to detach himself from the world and live as a hermit. |
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This brand appeals to people in quest of modernity, meaning and harmony. |
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The UNESCO Associated Schools Network plays an instrumental role in bringing together students and teachers from many parts of any given country in quest of improving quality education. |
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In many societies, gender roles have undergone significant changes in recent years, especially in quest of greater equity and mutuality between women and men. |
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It is certainly perceived as one of the scourges of humanity, and every civilisation and religion has strived constantly for peace, in quest of a paradise lost or long-lost golden age. |
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After surviving a serious water accident, the main character in this thriller journeys to three continents in quest of his own truth and identity. |
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