Meanwhile, psychiatrists and social workers offered the familiar argument that popular images of carnage inevitably affect susceptible youths, while editorial page writers wondered how two young men with such floridly grisly tastes could proceed unnoticed by parents or peers.
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In one of the production's sharpest, funniest interludes, a maid played by the terrific Elizabeth Pierotti floridly and brazenly re-enacts for a co-worker both sides of her employers'teary argument over another woman.
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Most of the music represented the Eastern European influence that has been dominant in American Jewish music, although to an extent, the two styles are united by the modal scale and the floridly elaborated melodies that give cantorial music its distinctiveness.
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Al-Zawahri has written floridly and extensivUnder the Prophet's Banner : Meditations on the Jihadist Movement, " said to have been completed while he was hiding after the U . S .-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.
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Her autobiography, " Such Sweet Compulsion ", published in 1938, was written in alternating chapters purporting to be her own words and those of her mother, with Mrs . Farrar rather floridly recounting her daughter's many accomplishments.
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"People do not have to become dramatically, floridly more psychotic in order to be ready to go into the study, " said Nina Schooler, director of psychiatry research at Hillside Hospital, a division of Long Island Jewish Health System in Queens.
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Also, for a proponent of the aesthetics of shorthand and heat, " October " disclosed a distinctly baroque sensibility that was to be more floridly expressed in the imagery of " Alexander Nevsky " and especially " Ivan the Terrible ."
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Based on the figure of the African-American poet Langston Hughes ( 1902-1967 ), this was no plodding Hollywood bio-pic but a floridly seductive reverie on what it meant _ what it means _ to be black, beautiful and homosexual in America.
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From an 18-minute version of " Dazed and Confused " to the debut of " Stairway to Heaven, " this collection floridly enacts the drama once at rock's core : the transformation of ordinary mortals into supermen through the magic of virtuoso interplay.
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Al-Zawahri has written floridly and extensively about his philosophy, including a memoir, " Knights Under the Prophet's Banner : Meditations on the Jihadist Movement, " said to have been completed while he was hiding after the U . S .-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.
