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| d programs to supplement its music schedule, | reflecting a trend in most of the U.S. |
| creasing some effects but decreasing others, | reflecting a role for the 5-HT2C receptor in regulation |
| Emperor Leo VI's Sylloge Taktikon, probably | reflecting a revival that paralleled the transformation |
| in the spirit of Schelling, the last of them | reflecting a change in Schelling himself from theosophy |
| ng "distinct cultural and historical factors | reflecting a Celtic background" , thus allowing it to b |
| er My Skin received an average rating of 65, | reflecting a generally positive reception from critics. |
| The rooms also have ample work spaces, | reflecting a change at the hotel, which long catered mo |
| ed a visual collection of compelling imagery | reflecting a sensitive and in-depth diary of his explor |
| its character is predominantly 19th-century, | reflecting a later period of growth in the area's histo |
| ng "distinct cultural and historical factors | reflecting a Celtic background" , thus allowing it to b |
| The Turks use even longer neys | reflecting a preference for graver sounds, an imprint o |
| He is one of the founders of Veracode, | reflecting a long-standing interest in software securit |
| panded, and by 1999 so was the portion size, | reflecting a trend seen in the industry where customers |
| howed much lower affinity at both receptors, | reflecting a generally reduced affinity for the 8-subst |
| ngle "I Need You" being a notable exception, | reflecting a trend toward more direct and simplistic "w |
| a or Los Angeles premieres in 20 years, each | reflecting a unique cultural voice and serving a distin |
| hesive collection of architectural resources | reflecting a wide variety of vernacular types and popul |
| res a collection of more than 1,200 objects, | reflecting a variety of authentic artifacts and histori |
| Current enrollment exceeds 74,000 students, | reflecting a diverse spectrum of backgrounds. |
| der the brand name "Hamilton Beach Scovill", | reflecting a merger that occurred in the 1940s. |
| nclude pew boxes that still retain hat pegs, | reflecting a time when congregants wore hats to church. |
| ongs (usually parodies of popular music, all | reflecting a common theme) between the graduating class |
| el that was criticized by peace activists as | reflecting a one-sided perspective on the Israeli-Pales |
| Master's Program in Real Estate Development, | reflecting a vision for addressing the broad range of s |
| ent continued, the name was changed to DDML, | reflecting a shift away from the goal of replicating al |
| development of different written traditions | reflecting a range of influences from the orthographic |
| on the significance of earliest memories as | reflecting a microcosm of an individual's worldview. |
| ing (and winning) a game of eight-ball pool, | reflecting a lifelong hobby of hers and also playing on |
| ry, a collection of Psalm texts in hymn form | reflecting a Gnostic theology. |
| ol became Wheaton Warrenville Middle School, | reflecting a shrinking high school population and an in |
| Sarah Jane is able to recover K-9 full-time ( | reflecting a real-world deal struck with the creators o |
| far afield as Ukraine and the Baltic states, | reflecting a growing trend in rural Ireland where multi |
| In most of his comic strips, he is | reflecting about existence, or similar subjects. |
| age image contains embedded searchable text, | reflecting advances in PDF technology. |
| By | reflecting after the fact, man will avoid the seemingly |
| the plural of the Norwegian word for "saw", | reflecting all the old industrial mechanical saws power |
| tuency was subject to minor boundary changes | reflecting alterations to the Municipal Borough of Wans |
| rts, and criticized it as being outdated and | reflecting American upper class paradigms rather than a |
| ury was a period of rapid growth for London, | reflecting an increasing national population, the early |
| iedis' vocals are subdued during the verses, | reflecting an approach towards melodic balladry, whilst |
| In a move | reflecting an active era of independent record labels, |
| fact defined in a more deviant manner (i.e., | reflecting an excessively talkative, slick, and insince |
| sonata form, is the weightiest of the three, | reflecting an experiment of Beethoven's (also carried o |
| ofessional and relevant student publication, | reflecting and challenging the TWU community, while als |
| tradition of Chardin, their realist solidity | reflecting Anker's vision of a harmonic and stable worl |
| hing white light was substituted for the old | reflecting apparatus, and the tower was raised to 150 f |
| constructed with a steel and glass frontage | reflecting architecture of the 1960s that is seen in th |
| as in Horace); the country rat then departs, | reflecting, as in Aesop, that peace is preferable to fe |
| trial; their brief relationship taking, and | reflecting aspects of, the novel's own narrative and th |
| ered seating area and sculpted stone plinths | reflecting aspects of his life and work. |
| d his statements are of interest at least as | reflecting attitudes in the 5th century. |
| on's core have an extensive range, sometimes | reflecting Bach's influence, but more often presenting |
| When | reflecting back on his racing career, White considered |
| who is in hospital recovering from a stroke, | reflecting Bardon's real-life stroke, which saw him wri |
| nstructive/destructive interference of light | reflecting between surfaces), but the implementation is |
| er the death of each pope, and, so, although | reflecting biases of the authors, they are at least rea |
| Artifacts and documents | reflecting black history and culture in Florida are on |
| The nature of the dust particles, | reflecting blue light better than red, is a factor in g |
| ace, mixed creed and mixed social background | reflecting both the nature of Bedford and the position |
| lations with the United Kingdom are limited, | reflecting both the smallness of the country's economy |
| urce of population increase in the province, | reflecting both increased levels of immigration, declin |
| is set into the pavement outside the museum, | reflecting both local history (specifically Eleanor Coa |
| superimposed on a black square was adopted, | reflecting both the Red Hand used by the 36th (Ulster) |
| sors increasingly started to collect objects | reflecting bourgeois and urban lifestyles as well. |
| "Joe the Lion" has also been seen as | reflecting Bowie's struggle to overcome the emotional n |
| e 2009 logo of the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, | reflecting Budvar's title sponsorship. |
| were tinged with humorous irony and pathos, | reflecting Bukowski's prosaic style. |
| Every | reflecting cardinal is a greatly Mahlo cardinal, and is |
| Every weakly compact cardinal is a | reflecting cardinal, and is also a limit of reflecting |
| ily Bronte's famous novel Wuthering Heights, | reflecting Catherine Earnshaw and her torment over marr |
| significant role in the improvements to the | reflecting circle and later used this experience in inv |
| 11. On an improved | reflecting circle. |
| ' extent, and Areas of Town Centre Activity, | reflecting cities Central Business Districts. |
| It features exterior architectural detailing | reflecting Colonial Revival, Craftsman, and Mission sty |
| Other surveys include the APEAL survey, | reflecting consumer's attitudes towards a vehicle's att |
| ilitating modern architectural functions and | reflecting contemporary spirits. |
| bleware and decorative pieces were produced, | reflecting contemporary designs, the 1950s hand-decorat |
| olds over 20,000 rare and distinctive pieces | reflecting continuing tradition of Indian Craftsmen thr |
| ntent reference the traditions of pantomime, | reflecting Cornell's interest in traditional conception |
| alternate names, provides updated spellings | reflecting current geopolitical naming conventions. |
| ble aspects of 19th-century Spanish life and | reflecting customs which liberals (of whom Goya was the |
| ate Black Women artists group called 'Mirror | Reflecting Darkly' had formed in 1984 and had their fir |
| Reflecting demographic changes in the African-American | |
| There are many Schools of History, each | reflecting different historiographical approaches to th |
| source) to that of an idealized flat, fully | reflecting, diffusively scattering (Lambertian) disk wi |
| It contains a lot of detail | reflecting discreditably on his name and comparing him |
| mated 100 m (330 ft) diameter) umbrella-like | reflecting dishes to collect RF signals from Earth. |
| the jury returned a majority verdict of 10:2 | reflecting doubts that two jurors had. |
| Reflecting Earl Warren's tenure as Chief Justice of the | |
| e forest green and gold and throwback colors | reflecting early years are yellow and green. |
| ered population increased from 2153 to 4533, | reflecting economic growth in the Strasbourg area. |
| and expression would take on characteristics | reflecting ecstasy (which was witnessed many times by d |
| ecessors, WWF Attitude and War Zone, and not | reflecting ECW's unique style, just covering over every |
| Reflecting elements such as light shelves, lighter wall | |
| ting style tended towards wry humor, perhaps | reflecting Evanier's other work in television, cartoon, |
| nt is generally considered the most archaic, | reflecting fairly faithfully the position of the origin |
| Small industries still operate, | reflecting Fareham's maritime past. |
| placed an American flag prominently in front | reflecting Father Divine's patriotism. |
| The concept of the telephoto lens, in | reflecting form, was first described by Johannes Kepler |
| d with a carpet of short grass, placid lakes | reflecting from their smooth surface the mountains arou |
| One day, he saw the sunlight | reflecting from his coffee and jeered about its bringin |
| ing the phase of light waves transmitting or | reflecting from a two-dimensional surface by means of a |
| ver, a few commentators do see the leaven as | reflecting future corrupting influences in the Church. |
| gardens enhance the museum's collections by | reflecting gardening styles and techniques from four ti |
| In addition to incorporating materials | reflecting gay sensibility in film, theater, dance, per |
| finite variety of American orchestral music, | reflecting geographic, stylistic, and temporal diversit |
| Reflecting God Study Bible | |
| e McCown served as the General Editor of the | Reflecting God Study Bible with assistance from Robert |
| The | Reflecting God Study Bible is a study Bible published b |
| e heard playing the acoustic guitar on '"The | Reflecting God" and lead guitar on "Angel With the Scab |
| mness and order to an overwrought community, | reflecting great credit on its editors and its manageme |
| for pedestrians and public transport users, | reflecting Grimsby's relatively cheap central commercia |
| he enrollment of FVHS has more than doubled, | reflecting growth in southern Wake County. |
| lbum's songs are mostly religious in nature, | reflecting Guerra's fervent Christianity. |
| Reflecting her dual identity as both a ship and a build | |
| er of articles in political science journals | reflecting her disillusionment with the Democratic Part |
| been described as a "neo-romantic" composer, | reflecting his own affinity for music of the last part |
| Reflecting his own previous success and the Daimler com | |
| reflecting his scientific background. | |
| enormous and eclectic collection of objects | reflecting his interest in craftsmanship. |
| commentators referred to him as "The Flea", | reflecting his small size and ability to avoid defender |
| rd adopted the stage name Shurik'n Chang-Ti, | reflecting his interest in Oriental culture and his bac |
| one is Sai and the other is Baba naming them | reflecting his devout to Sri Sathya Sai Baba. |
| Reflecting his architectural background, his writing, p | |
| Reflecting his popularity in Japan, Doheny's next album | |
| Modern Painters, launched in February 1988, | reflecting his admiration for the aesthetic principles |
| ising his deep passion for Portsmouth FC and | reflecting his inner self. |
| It consisted of archive material | reflecting his take on the dark ambient genre of music. |
| Principality of Wales (1866, and again 1884) | reflecting his love of Wales; |
| t (Venn Yash Is Gekumen, 1940), another work | reflecting his 1934 trip to Lublin; |
| e curriculum, the course in European Studies | reflecting his conviction that students should learn no |
| Reflecting his studies of Husserl, Blumenberg's work co | |
| My Mother?, about adolescent homosexuality, | reflecting his own experiences at Lancing. |
| th in 1868: Lord Almoner's Reader in Arabic ( | reflecting his interest in oriental studies) and Princi |
| asite denomination was known as Sandemanian, | reflecting his importance. |
| Chairman of All-Party British-Swedish Group, | reflecting his Swedish roots. |
| the complex representative of a huge canyon, | reflecting his utilisation of inspirations by the sun, |
| hompson, the English-born explorer, probably | reflecting his reputation as a scout. |
| extensive renovations to create a residence | reflecting his personal taste. |
| s he described a yard thick egg-shaped layer | reflecting hormonal state that he linked to the emotion |
| for portraying Jesus' Sermon on the Mount as | reflecting ideals that are impossible to live up to in |
| uthor of "Reflections on Socialism," a paper | reflecting ideas that Webb first presented at the 2005 |
| thon for his father Eugein, an error perhaps | reflecting importance attached to descent from Neithon. |
| is mirrored here by a moonrise, a pale light | reflecting in the ruin-choked river while the standing |
| !), written at his brother's instigation and | reflecting in part his own life experiences, has been t |
| The music has been interpreted as | reflecting in part the rootlessness of the Turkish immi |
| re various styles of imperial guardian lions | reflecting influences from different time periods, impe |
| of the early triads found in Peniarth MS 54 | reflecting information recorded before Geoffrey of Monm |
| Representative drawing of Hooke's | reflecting instrument. |
| Reflecting instruments are those that use mirrors to en | |
| Reflecting internal divisions among its partners and af | |
| acted as convex mirrors, warding off evil by | reflecting it away. |
| om creating a wave underneath the object and | reflecting it back to its source, to using an acrylic g |
| brane improve the sound of the voice, and by | reflecting it, give it an added charm. |
| ream artists formed the basis of the bequest | reflecting its domestic rationale, a tendency that was |
| a Broadcasting but changed its name in 1999, | reflecting its change from a provider of traditional ca |
| diant temperature of a body can be raised by | reflecting its light from a moving mirror, and therefor |
| with lower, more diffuse branching, largely | reflecting its tendency to grow in the open on poor sit |
| Reflecting its members interests, the original building | |
| n by HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, its new name | reflecting its prominence in ocean and earth sciences w |
| Reflecting its Czech Catholic heritage, Prague is also | |
| Also called the Westermann's snake, | reflecting its scientific name. |
| Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE), | reflecting its mission change to neutron science for ma |
| uid ammonia possesses strong ionising powers | reflecting its high ε of 22. Liquid ammonia has a very |
| rived from "Brum"-a nickname for Birmingham, | reflecting its location-and "umbrella", reflecting its |
| erall organization of the protein structure, | reflecting its 3-dimensional information, and allowing |
| the company changed its name to BAX Global, | reflecting its expansion over all continents. |
| Reflecting its name it started off as a company produci | |
| t blend of Chinese and Tibetan architecture, | reflecting its intercultural influences. |
| n Building and then the O'Sullivan Building, | reflecting its then-current major tenants. |
| s due to its convenient handling properties, | reflecting its considerable stability. |
| e lesser used stations in the subway system, | reflecting its lack of high volume surface route connec |
| Its name is Spanish for "the center", | reflecting its downtown location. |
| has since been renamed S. diplectroglossum, | reflecting its status as a distinct species. |
| the public as the Museum at Eldridge Street, | reflecting its cultural and educational mission. |
| t was formerly known as Bechtel Investments, | reflecting its ownership by the Bechtel family. |
| Reflecting its strong acidity, it dissolves almost all | |
| any officially became BOC International Ltd, | reflecting its success in developing business outside o |
| d is the city symbol of Birmingham, Alabama, | reflecting its roots in the iron and steel industry. |
| is was followed by a call change to WORC-FM, | reflecting its newly-common ownership with WORC, that S |
| t parade in any of Crawley's neighbourhoods, | reflecting its proximity to the town centre. |
| mysterium was classified as "De Eucharistia" | reflecting its original use for the mass. |
| In later years, | reflecting its move towards social democratic views FRE |
| s buildings were of a scale and magnificence | reflecting its status as an important royal foundation |
| ical of Unionism, the rival Fermanagh Times, | reflecting its supporters' views, took an early Unionis |
| Reflecting its charitable mission and broad outreach, t | |
| ver by Neptune himself run through the house | reflecting its first owner Admiral Boscawen. |
| The text is a play on the word Cardiff, | reflecting its history and the present day according to |
| pted the Famously Effective tagline in 2009, | reflecting its record of creating effective award-winni |
| ny changed name to Park Holidays UK in 2007, | reflecting its more national coverage having expanded i |
| Reflecting its molecular character, TiI4 can be distill | |
| ton Rouge, Caddo and Pointe Coupee parishes, | reflecting its statewide authority and full name, the R |
| ence for short, mid-term and extended stays, | reflecting Jumeirah's renowned standards in luxury and |
| er the pot and around the flourishing plant, | reflecting Keats's words that Isabella "hung over her s |
| and maintain the integrity of the perimeter, | reflecting lasting glory upon himself and upholding the |
| father, Richard Hollins Murray, invented the | reflecting lens in 1927. |
| The film opens with a montage of scenes | reflecting life in the 1990s, with heavy traffic, rushi |
| cture: such tiles had the extra advantage of | reflecting light in a visually attractive way. |
| It measures mirror surface dimensions by | reflecting light into a knife edge at or near the cente |
| nd Woodford (renamed Wanstead and Woodford), | reflecting local government boundary changes made in 19 |
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