Quentin B . Huff of PopMatters called it a " little gem " and compared it to Vibe "'s Shanel Odum, while reviewing " Good Girl Gone Bad ", noted that the album predominantly consists of up-tempo songs, while the ballads are its weak part, eventually being " saved " by " Rehab ".
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Ibn Jinni boasts that he has discerned " the strong and weak parts of al-Mutanabbi's art . " Khulusi says that this claim receives a caustic response from one of his contemporaries, Sa'd al-Azdi : to Ibn Jinni when the construction of al-Mutanabbi is unintelligible, it is a sign of the strength of the art !
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The first one is the growth dynamics which means that every horizontal block of two functions ( see below ) is filling in the certain age, from bottom to top, with the roughly 7-year interval, so that the lowest block is done before 7, the next is complete before 14, the weak part of the mental track is done before 21, and the top block finally leads after that.
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In his journal, Governor Winthrop described the 1639 disagreement in Portsmouth, writing, " the people grew very tumultuous and put out Mr . Coddington and the other three magistrates, and chose Mr . William Hutchinson only, a man of very mild temper and weak parts, and wholly guided by his wife, who had been the beginner of all the former troubles in the country and still continued to breed disturbance ."
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It is the " name actors " that provide the unwelcome distraction and are the only weak parts in Branagh's masterpiece : Billy Crystal's gravedigger, Jack Lemmon's Marcellus, Richard Attenborough's English Ambassador and Robin Williams'Osric . In contributing little substance to the small parts, they only end up eliciting curiosity which can jar audience concentration ( " Hey, it's Robin Williams.
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In which soldiers stood motionless in their bows when the same did not hit weak parts, which was covered here and there with shatters and banners and torn away parasols, while fallen elephants with dead and half dead soldiers who had done their duty, whose strong arms raised the weapons, whose lips were bitten and eyes deep red with fury and in which multitude of chamaras, in which tiaras, armlets, necklaces, bracelets and earrings, were broken, crushed and pulverized, in which kushmandas, rakshasas, and pisachas were singing, intoxicated with drinking liquor of blood, in which hundreds of headless trunks, that were vehemently dancing together ina fearful manner according to beaten time, he unaided made vikramaditya whose army ran into several lakhs, run away for life covered only with a rag.
