Pseudo-cutting edge, deceiving itself about its courageousness, it's a movie made by people who make low-budget movies for people who make low-budget movies.
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But, officials at Harvard and at his father's library said, he was no figurehead when it came to discussing modern politics at Harvard or rewarding political courageousness in Dorchester.
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He said Hoyte showed " courageousness and passion for equality, " and said Guyana " has lost a valuable son, whose space cannot be easily filled ."
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His courageousness could easily turn to waspish indignation; it is thus no surprise that a common catchphrase of his was, " Now " "'listen " "'to me !"
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The main purpose is to use the bunker as a museum to maintain alive the memory of the war, its victims and to render homage to the courageousness of all the partisans of Valle Olona, who in April 1945 attacked the bunker and took it from the Nazis.
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Plus, the bridge was the place of the " massacre of tanks " since the Lebanese Forces were able to destroy more than 20 Syrian tanks in 2 days . The tenacity and courageousness and effectiveness of the fighters of the Lebanese Forces made the Syrians assume that Israeli soldiers were fighting alongside them!
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Furthermore, in the Palace Museum copy, Lady Fu is on the other side of the inscription for the following scene, thereby making her an unexplained appendix to the story of Lady Ban, and at the same time destroying the intended contrast between the courageousness of Lady Feng and the cowardice of Lady Fu.
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Consequently, since he came out in 1990, McKellen has emerged as one of the most eloquent, outspoken gay-rights activists in the West, demonstrating a courageousness and honesty rare among his Hollywood peers . ( All proceeds from this show will benefit local groups serving gay and low-income youth clienteles .)
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She has come to none of the predicted ` bad ends,'but has gone at last, where all good flappers go _ into the young married set, into boredom and gathering conventions and the pleasure of having children, having lent a while a splendor and courageousness and brightness to life, as all good flappers should ."
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She's a damsel in distress, but also the novel's heroine; " bearing the conventional attributes of a Gothic hero : honesty, beauty, and courageousness . She falls in love with the Count De Bouville, befriends the Countess of Wolfenbach and the Marchioness de Melfort, and strives to find her ancestral background throughout the novel.
