Speaking for the corporations mistrusted by the environmentalists, Jerry J . Jasinowski, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, grants that some government regulation is needed but expresses confidence in his clients to behave responsibly, make money, make jobs and make life pleasanter for all without ravaging the land or polluting the air and the water.
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During a trip to the United States, in contrast with the earlier views of Charles Dickens and others, he found " the well-bred American is generally pleasanter than a well-bred Englishman . . . . I agree in an observation made to me by an Englishman that the American's great advantage over the Englishman is his greater modesty ".
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He also connected anarchy with democracy when he saw " democratic " features in tyrannies, namely " license among slaves ( ?????? ??????, " anarkhia doulMn " ) " as well as among women and children . A constitution of this sort , he concludes, will have a large number of supporters, as disorderly living ( ??? ??????, " zn ataktMs " ) is pleasanter to the masses than sober living .
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Franklin left King's College London in mid-March 1953 for Birkbeck College, in a move that had been planned for some time and that she described ( in a letter to Adrienne Weill in Paris ) as " moving from a palace to the slums . . . but pleasanter all the same . " She was recruited by physics department chair J . D . Bernal, a brilliant crystallographer who happened to be an Irish communist, known for promoting women crystallographers.
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It gave me an idea of what Oliver Cromwell would have made of the character . " Another member of the cast recalled that Gilbert was tirelessly enthusiastic about the piece and often invited the cast to his home for dinner extra rehearsals . " A pleasanter, more genial, or agreeable companion than he was it would have been difficult, if not impossible, to find . " In 1882, Gilbert had a telephone installed in his home and at the prompt desk at the Savoy Theatre, so that he could monitor performances and rehearsals from his home study.
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We have no pleasanter memory than that of the weavers playing quoits, of which they were very fond, on the summer evenings on the " Alley ", a long strip of ground on the banks of the stream behind the Village, while their wives, with their clean " mutches " sat about or sauntered up and down chatting and gossiping, and the bairns were either scrambling along the wooded banks of the Crawick or " paidling " in its clear water, the pleasant babble of the stream as it rushed over the dam-head mingling with the voices of the men at their game and the joyous shouts and laughter of the children .
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:" Every letter has its own peculiar air, which air is very much hurt if the tune is not rightly pitched; for instance, if a tune is set on A natural, and in pitching the tune, you set it a tone too low, you transpose the key into G, which is perhaps quite different from the intention of the author, and often very destructive to the harmony, for there is a certain pitch for every tune where it will go smoother and pleasanter than it would on any other letter whatsoever . . . . The best general rule I know of, is, to set the tune on the letter the author has set it, unless he has given directions to the contrary ."
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We've never had a pleasanter experience on our show with a big name than we've had with you . . . . You're thoroughly all right " a remark that could either be interpreted as a " ringing endorsement " that " legitimized the singer with an adult audience " or as " a somewhat hypocritical statement considering what the CBS censors had just done to his performance on that show . " Eyewitness Jerry Schilling writes, " The way Elvis looked out at us at that moment, I thought I could see a mix of hurt over the attacks he d been subjected to in the press, and a deep pride in who he was and what he was doing . " ( According to historian Tim Parrish, Presley's manager, Colonel Parker, " had threatened to remove Elvis from the show if Sullivan did not apologize for telling the press that Elvis's'gyrations'were immoral . " ) Reflecting on the event in 1969, Presley claimed that Sullivan had expressed a very different opinion off-camera : " So they arranged to put me on television.
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Bristol City Council Leader Barbara Janke said : " When the economy is suffering generally, it is important for councils to take steps like these to stimulate the city's economy . . . This daring and entrepreneurial project has acted as a catalyst for change in this once unloved part of the city centre . . . . " Bristol is leading the way by promoting one aspect of the city's own unique character to a much wider audience to generate wider economic benefits . " 2012, Nelson Street business woman, Lynne Tonks, said it was " the best thing that they ever did in this street . . . They've increased the foot flow, " with more tourists were attracted to the area, less crime and vandalism . " It's a pleasanter environment to work in and for people to come to, " Ms Tonks said . " Graffiti is something that Bristol should be proud of, Banksy's put it on the map and other people are following-and it looks great . " See No Evil 2011 not only successfully rejuvenated a very run down area of Bristol but generated enough publicity to turn it into one of Bristol s biggest tourist attractions.
