Jake Coyle of The Associated Press called it " an irresistibly entertaining documentary that captures Stritch during what she unsentimentally calls'almost post-time .'After seven decades performing in Broadway, in countless cabaret nights at the Cafe Carlyle Stritch's enormous energy has been knocked by the increasing years, diabetes, and surgeries on her hip and eyes.
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It must be admitted, unsentimentally, that one of the fiercest debates in Purcell performance today surrounds the issue of whether countertenors, or male altos, like Deller have any place at all in the composer's output, or whether the demanding parts were actually taken by high tenors of the timbre that can be heard in Andrew Parrott's recordings of this repertory.
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He was focused on the single goal of reaching the pole, whereas Scott had to reconcile the competing claims of geographical exploration and scientific knowledge . " A practical and experienced professional, [ Amundsen ] planned carefully and applied all the lessons he had learned in the Arctic . . . [ H ] e relied exclusively on the well-tried means of transport and unsentimentally exploited their food potential.
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Literary critic Michael Bell proposes an alternative understanding for Garc�a M�rquez's style, as the category magic realism is criticized for being dichotomizing and exoticizing, " what is really at stake is a psychological suppleness which is able to inhabit unsentimentally the daytime world while remaining open to the promptings of those domains which modern culture has, by its own inner logic, necessarily marginalised or repressed . " Garc�a M�rquez and his friend Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza discuss his work in a similar way, " The way you treat reality in your books . . . has been called magical realism.
