Aside from the film's musical scenes, which would have been much livelier in stereo, the monaural soundtrack is quite adequate. |
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Conversations between therapist and family members, and among multiple families began, slowly at first, and then became livelier. |
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All of his wins have been gained on pretty testing ground and underfoot conditions are likely to livelier tomorrow. |
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A livelier scientific curiosity, one is inclined to think, might lead not to infinite regress but to progress toward the infinite. |
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It helps in cutting fuel expenses at the same time in making your ride livelier. |
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Despite continuing to look the livelier on the restart, Clydebank were unable to create similar chances. |
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They are admittedly livelier than his uncle's sole contribution, a stately architectural rendering of the Grand Canal in Venice on a rainy day. |
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It's a comfortable loungey atmosphere that's even livelier in summer when you can sit outside. |
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People may disagree about the candidates' performances, but many found the face-off to be livelier and less scripted than they expected. |
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For nearly a decade, I've boycotted the world's biggest motor racing event, as even senior ladies' lawn bowling has made for a livelier spectator sport. |
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Also, livelier accelerations will be delivered thanks to the 5-speed manual transmission. |
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A gathering of his gypsy clan for the feast of St Sara: a livelier fandango. |
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The sketch was livelier than a stiff, overdetailed painting. |
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Even very young babies can be sat on a lap and swayed or rocked, or if the music is livelier, they can be hopped up and down. |
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It was a much younger, livelier and more euphoric crowd than literary festivals usually attract. |
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Fishers also report that sardines are livelier in their movement than herring when trapped. |
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So we have to refocus to make this the centre of activity: a livelier Chamber where we really discuss the day-to-day issues. |
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I clearly recall the heavy footedness of the 3.6L and am happy to report the 272-hp feels livelier and more energetic. |
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We do not expect job growth to be much livelier in August, and the gain should come in at around 100,000 jobs. |
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The livelier response of the open string pattern translates to some useful pace on flatter deliveries. |
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New livelier, more engaging collections were bought, and books that appealed specifically to boys were added to the shelves. |
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Ask for suggestions on discussion topics that would interest other members and make meetings livelier. |
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In future, architectural designs using copper will be livelier, more characteristic and more individual. |
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In my opinion, color images are livelier and express more of the feelings and joy of life. |
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In 2010-2011, we'll see a trend toward consumers choosing livelier colours to reflect their optimism in their quest for a brighter future. |
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The new dance steps such as the Turkey Trot and Bunny Hug were faster and livelier than traditional dances. |
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Trade can be livelier with neighbours across a border than with one's own compatriots. |
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The SX is noticeably livelier and has crisper handling while sacrificing a negligible amount of ride quality on the open road. |
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For buildings, this means livelier, more distinctive façades that stand out and make a strong impression. |
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For a somewhat livelier and brighter sound we recommend the W3-315SC with aluminium cone. |
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Starting the livelier, it came as no surprise when the Hamlet drew first blood after just nine minutes with a well-worked goal of the highest order. |
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Although he's a gifted imagemaker — the film is much livelier visually than Cameron's installment — the striking images never quite add up. |
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This colourful and exciting festival will make Vancouver, a place where the mountains and the waters meet to create one of the world's most beautiful cities, an even livelier place. |
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Though our server one night was zombielike, others seemed livelier. |
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Lyon, once the wallflower of France, is becoming much livelier. |
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And, as a crowning touch, a picture of the builder of the house, William Fairbairn, appears in the upstairs window, adding to the new, livelier look of the old house. |
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The prime minister owns Rudaw, the main television channel. Nonetheless, the Kurdish economy is incomparably livelier than that of the area controlled by Baghdad, let alone Mosul. |
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Here politics are more democratic, more heterogenous, things are livelier. Is Dilma more ideological than you? President: I would say we're the same. |
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Information and communication technologies can give greater access to education to sections of the population that previously had no access and can make the learning process easier owing to the use of livelier methods. |
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If a currency were found to be misaligned, the government would be required to impose sanctions. Although Americans are frustrated about its tiny rise against the dollar, on other fronts the yuan has been livelier. |
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Parts of the market are livelier than others, and none is more energetic than buy-to-let lending, in which private landlords buy houses to rent out. |
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On the one hand, Congress may become livelier. |
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It was the same debate that stumped the supercommittee, just livelier. |
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But in my younger days, mud was called clabber or clart – much livelier words – and if you came home wearing the field or with a fondness for new swear words, you'd be called clarty. |
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This somewhat livelier growth is largely due to the increase in its financing in the grain, beef and poultry sectors, which offset the slowdown in loans to the dairy, pork and horticulture sectors. |
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Depending on soil and climate, Chardonnay expresses different qualities: it is livelier and more acidic in the North, and smoother and more full-bodied in the South. |
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But by the standards of the Arab world it was a decent place, tolerantly run, with a freeish press and livelier politics than any Mr Hussein could ever countenance. |
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As promised, it did get a little livelier as time went on. |
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There should have been more solicitude for the peace of Europe, and a livelier perception of the fact that neighbourly conduct and good feeling cannot be inculcated by military measures. |
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In my eyes it bore a livelier image of the spirit, it seemed more express and single, than the imperfect and divided countenance. |
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Some, like the Percheron, are lighter and livelier, developed to pull carriages or to plow large fields in drier climates. |
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Expect life to get livelier, chattier and busier from Tuesday. |
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Later in the century groups became livelier and colours brighter. |
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