Nothing like that happens in the other museum, the one in New York, where the life of the past is palpitating more energetically than ever.
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Gesticulating as he spoke, Benigni called the people of Israel " the most voluptuous human beings, the most palpitating creatures in the earth ."
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These geographical voyages have enabled her to experience the broad horizons and quiet strength of country living, the power of nature, and the palpitating rhythm of cities.
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Seven games of palpitating playoff basketball was nearing its climax, and the Lakers'nascent dynasty was in jeopardy because of a diminutive point guard who could not miss.
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She translated them into small gouache, watercolor and ink paintings of biomorphic forms that resemble mutating cells, psychedelically palpitating flowers and extraterrestrial orbs set against dark and empty space.
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But am I alone in failing to palpitate with excitement at grainy photos of rocks and sundry other indeterminate blobs, purporting to be proof there was once water on Mars?
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By the end of this reflective, wise and often hilarious movie, you feel as if he has slapped a huge chunk of raw, palpitating life onto the screen.
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His poems speak of the desert, a space swarming with life, palpitating like the heart of planet, the richness of its silence and the force of its people.
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It's not usually life-threatening when it first strikes, but the palpitating, irregular dance of the heart in atrial fibrillation is disconcerting _ to say the least.
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Bradley properly sought ways to gain access to the palpitating political pulse of the people themselves, and in turn to translate their concerns and aspirations into prudent responses to common national purpose.
