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ioned; during this period, his work frequently	evoked a melancholic nostalgia for life in imperial C
A pair of Japanese tabi, suggested to have	evoked a comparison with pigs' feet
In May 2009 he	evoked a clause in his contract which allowed him to
His multi-talented gifts once again	evoked a very positive response.
This decision	evoked a mixed reaction throughout Wales; welcomed by
mcha Pani" (Our courtyard's water is ours) and	evoked a massive response.
Like Bowie's 1971 song "Life on Mars?", it	evoked a world where film and reality become merged a
During the campaign, Palin	evoked a more strongly divided response than Joe Bide
The band's early work	evoked a feel somewhere between beat and psychedelic
Pitchfork said the album	evoked a "recipe of fairground waltzes, ghosted lulla
The symbol was also	evoked after World War II to have a commemorative eff
aised Suzhou River, which several critics felt	evoked Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo, particularly in ho
The Village Voice wrote that U2 in concert	evoked an "undeniable righteousness" about which "U2
ous state, advertisements in support of Reagan	evoked an emotional bond between the country and its
pathy which these attempted assassinations had	evoked, and with the skill which the lord treasurer p
Several genres and bands are skillfully	evoked... and helpfully listed in the liner notes in o
ion of Savoy dynastic law years before scandal	evoked any clamor for Amedeo to replace him.
ery was Minor's finding that the eye movements	evoked by sound and pressure stimuli in patients with
ctedness, embodiment and worldliness which are	evoked by the term "Being-in-the-World".
nd its apparent faith that a revolution can be	evoked by Will or Force is in direct opposition to ou
oys of the old days (similar to the sentiments	evoked by the more famous Minstrel Boy by Thomas Moor
by very few mother-tongue speakers and is not	evoked by the vast bulk of Yiddish literature.
ry short time frame (40-80 ms) The response is	evoked by brief ultrasonic pulses in the 20 to 100 kH
This notion was probably	evoked by John Madden's Shakespeare in Love wherein s
The bittersweet feeling	evoked by the song has made it a popular farewell son
A, a typical current through TRPL channels was	evoked by a 4-s pulse of bright light (horizontal bar
John Collis says, "A hero (of Van), is	evoked by the piano-led blues "I Will Be There" -the
ypothesis claims that the prosocial motivation	evoked by empathy is directed toward the ultimate goa
though it does block the release of histamine	evoked by allergens, and it does not bind to β-adrene
A spectral color is a color that is	evoked by a single wavelength of light in the visible
, and the lady's sympathy is said to have been	evoked by an assault committed upon him by bailiffs o
Labour spat and the fears of socialism that it	evoked by painting Minto as being supported by extrem
His dismissal on the third day	evoked cheers all round the ground.
The girls' style	evoked classical 1970s pin-up girls, along with Weste
The programme was	evoked during BBC Radio 3's "Light Fantastic" 2011 se
els, resulting in a dose-dependent decrease in	evoked extracellular Ca+ ions in striatal nerve endin
To bear out further the diversity of sentiment	evoked from the notion of intentionality, Husserl fol
il Morrissey) and starred in Merseybeat, which	evoked further ridicule from the media about her appe
an old man of nearly ninety, and his eviction	evoked great sympathy.
nd the utter simplicity of Mahatma's life also	evoked his unbounded admiration.
One is that the area	evoked images of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one
c fate, a sympathy which was also dramatically	evoked in his ballet Swan Lake and the Romeo and Juli
"Old Florida" is a phrase often	evoked in describing Gulfport's waterfront district,
lapses of faith in its own promise have always	evoked in the finest of our storytellers, among whom
the Iberian peninsula, and his adventures are	evoked in classical works of Spanish literature, like
ous and based on "the old, old story"; this is	evoked in a number of works, from the use of popular
Many creatures are	evoked in mosaic vignettes that punctuate the stretch
The guitar design was inspired by the imagery	evoked in the song's lyrics.
The painting was similarly	evoked in early twentieth-century art photography by
designed a building that was contemporary yet	evoked Irish Roman Catholic church building tradition
The Express Tribune also said the crash	evoked memories of the previous crash, noting that th
subsequent circumnavigation on the same yacht	evoked much interest in the national press.
The old general's cautious pursuit	evoked much criticism, but ultimately only a small re
es and introduced an ecclesiasticl reform that	evoked opposition within the clergy.
The controversial launch	evoked outrage from many UK doctors against a system
(BBC, 1984), the latter of which particularly	evoked Peter Watkins' style and delivery.
devices to record participants' responses, or	Evoked potential and eye tracking recording devices.
The oddball paradigm is a technique used in	evoked potential research in which trains of stimuli
ently increases the amplitude of somatosensory	evoked potentials (in contrast to most anaesthetic ag
ast enough to allow for recording of Olfactory	Evoked Potentials (OEPs).
"Somatosensory	evoked potentials (SSEP) in patients with multiple sc
can also be used for nerve conduction studies,	evoked potentials and other data acquisition studies.
om following the dictum of the Raj, works that	evoked pride in ancient Indian philosophy and heritag
r amount of fame and influence that Abu Madyan	evoked raised serious concern from the political powe
The period is beautifully	evoked, real effort is made to create characters that
It has been found that an	evoked research potential across the parieto-central
of blindsight, which is the voluntary visually	evoked response to a stimulus presented within a scot
Highlighting her Republican credentials, Marin	evoked rhetoric of Ronald Reagan, proclaimed her supp
According to some their name	evoked stereotypes of punk music and rebellion in a w
ersial Christian campaigner Stephen Green, who	evoked strong criticism from callers after giving a c
ing loud, progressive, instrumental music that	evoked the feeling of Mogwai, ISIS and Red Sparowes.
industrial towns and New Towns, but it vividly	evoked the local and regional distinctiveness as it r
oraries, the first movement of K.458 evidently	evoked the 'chasse' topic, the main components of whi
mal sacrifice by means of random slashing that	evoked the god's own rending and suffering at the han
The natives inhabitants	evoked the malediction of Padre Padilla.
The settings, costumes and dances	evoked the lithographs of Currier and Ives.
in Maine along with his six other siblings, he	evoked the pioneer spirit and ambition.
limestone wall on the outside of the building	evoked the rough construction of the original chapel
icially became known as "Barnum's Animals" and	evoked the familiar circus time theme.
The incident	evoked the tone of his previous work on corporate dev
ressers' shop was at number 83; Serge Reggiani	evoked the spirit of this street in an autobiographic
that he selected the name "County" because it	evoked the rural, regional and local aspects of old-t
c limestone elements and reproduction lighting	evoked the drive's original 1926 appearance.
tail end of their parade an empty float which	evoked the riderless horse that follows the caisson c
To his command it viscerally	evoked the image of a brawler stripping for action an
At the PASOK rally, Papandreou	evoked the memory of his father but said that he woul
The foundation	evoked the pervading Olympic spirit of universal brot
n who sought to create a Jewish community that	evoked their Hassidic teacher Josh Lauffer's shabbat
Although the brand name	evoked this storage method, the manufacturer did not
ginning to the middle and the end, is movingly	evoked through what is really just exposition."
The cast is exclusively female, men only being	evoked through the dialogue.
She is also the granter of any blessings	evoked through her.
The film	evoked tremendous hype as it was the sequel of Succes
Her first verses were	evoked two years later by the scenery about Tavistock
l Sufi terms are the aspects of Nature, can be	evoked, understood, felt, and seen through the repeti
nful memories of being brutalized by Cammy are	evoked upon seeing her.
s with separate in-depth interviews that often	evoked wide-ranging conversations with the authors, i
s coverage of the legal battle for custody had	evoked widespread agitations in the Malayan and South
The lavish opera production	evoked widespread admiration.

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