In a statement announcing the award, the jury praised the 70-year-old Sontag and 63-year-old Mernissi for " having developed a literary work in several genres that, with a profoundness of thought and aesthetic qualities, tackles essential issues of our time ."
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The following month he was asked to represent the Roman College in a debate with the Greek College . " John opened the discussion with great clarity and profoundness, but after returning to his own quarters, was seized with the Roman Fever, " a particularly virulent form of malaria, that led to his death at the age of 22.
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But if you look at it more closely, this is an everyday phenomenon each and every mere mortal is encountering : parents can describe, praise or curse the relation between them and their children & mdash; but they realize at the same time that the depth and the profoundness of their feelings for their offspring are atopical, or ineffable.
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Most of them are recognized as great masters by younger generations of French artists, especially Ferr?( for the richness of his lyrics, his melodic genius, his critical density on social issues and his body of work's profoundness ) and Gainsbourg ( for the bright and tasteful adaptation of pop or rock music with French language-driven rhythms ).
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But Strabo rejects this theory as insufficient to account for all the phenomena, and he proposes one of his own, the profoundness of which modern geologists are only beginning to appreciate .'It is not,'he says,'because the lands covered by seas were originally at different altitudes, that the waters have risen, or subsided, or receded from some parts and inundated others.
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Thus, in her work in fashion photography, she tried to avoid a " stereotypical ideal " and glamour : " It wasn't the perfectly beautiful girl who made me want to take photos, but the girl with an intrigue in her face, with a profoundness below the surface . " Accordingly, the models themselves take precedence over the " innocuous, powder-hued separates of the seventies and eighties, " despite their averted gazes.
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On the one hand the Jaimanglagarh mound, the sculptures, the set of Herson stupa across the lake and the other smaller mounds surrounding it reflect its archaeological prominence, the vast lake, its Bio-diversity and its profoundness to be the shelter of thousands of migrant birds in winters proclaim it to be developed as an eco-tourist centre . . Having such important sites in a periphery of only four square kilometers this site should be developed as a tourist complex.
