In the third single, " Nobody Knows " ( with images of angels but not flight, and speechlessness but not blindness ), the Tony Rich Project also hopes to win back a love that has fled.
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Grandmasters at the match, at the Equitable Center in midtown Manhattan, were stunned into near-speechlessness, a feat in itself, amazed not just by the resignation but by Kasparov's poor play in the game.
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The album was another predominantly acoustic recording, but with " moments of high distorted drama " The themes included " death, speechlessness, paternity disputes, underwater sex, and the films of Akira Kurosawa with Swan commenting " these are surely more legitimate themes for the modern troubadour than the love of boys & girls or disdain for the military-industrial complex ."
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They might be quoting Simone Weil who wrote : " There is a natural alliance between truth and affliction, because both of them are mute supplicants, eternally condemned to stand speechless in our presence . " And they are exemplary because, in face of such inevitable speechlessness, they remind us of the need to speak out in protest, the protests of the dead and the living.
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Orsanes, seeing a way to further his own ambitions, suggests that " Ermin " should pretend to be Atis, and can then declare himself via Halimacus unfit to rule because of his speechlessness, and cede the throne to Orsanes . " Ermin " agrees to this, but points out that the real Atis should be returning that night, which could cause a problem.
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The world's astonishment at Wolf all strikes the same note of gabby speechlessness, and the authors have put far too much of it in . ( Like many pop-music biographers they are full-blooded believers; it's as if skepticism would melt their hero . ) But by debriefing nearly 150 musicians who knew him and drawing on secondary sources as well, and by the subtle imposition of a few overriding themes, they have done important work in bringing Wolf down a little closer to life size.
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Poverty, speechlessness, and physical handicaps ( a poignant reminder of the hundreds of thousands of soldiers and millions of displaced persons left physically ruined and financially destitute after the First World War ) were hereby interpreted, providing us with evocative symbols of the abuse of the human work ethic, a metaphor for the meaninglessness of modern life and existence, in this instance, under the emerging capitalist system, where the individual was obliterated by the greater forces of industry and nation-building that captured the Zeitgeist of inter war period in Europe.
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Barton sees Friday as caught on the edge of birth by his speechlessness, though she believes that his desire for liberation is explicit, if unspoken; Foe though wondering if those who are not speechless " are secretly grateful " for the opportunity to project their thoughts onto Friday believes that Friday could overcome his speechlessness by learning to write . is " the voice of the poetic imagination, its sympathies expanding beyond all systems to reach the defeated, the silenced & " Friday is afforded a final opportunity to tell his story, but can only communicate through the release of bubbles from his waterlogged corpse, a communication which neither the narrator nor the reader can interpret.
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Barton sees Friday as caught on the edge of birth by his speechlessness, though she believes that his desire for liberation is explicit, if unspoken; Foe though wondering if those who are not speechless " are secretly grateful " for the opportunity to project their thoughts onto Friday believes that Friday could overcome his speechlessness by learning to write . is " the voice of the poetic imagination, its sympathies expanding beyond all systems to reach the defeated, the silenced & " Friday is afforded a final opportunity to tell his story, but can only communicate through the release of bubbles from his waterlogged corpse, a communication which neither the narrator nor the reader can interpret.
