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Like most films of its day, Little Caesar reflects the awkward transition from the era of silents to the new age of talkies.
Thoreau's collection of essays reflects the philosophy of American Transcendentalism in practice.
The ionosphere reflects neither FM radio nor broadcast television, itself a part of the radio spectrum.
This later work reflects a literary shift, a turn to more personal, autobiographic poetry.
Formulated as much from myth as from historical occurrences, mythic history both produces and reflects collective historical imagination.
Chinglish reflects the strong influence of Western culture on the Chinese culture.
His approach reflects a nostalgia for the gloriously learned mind and limber memory of a retrospectively constructed Renaissance reader.
The total number of items including uncatalogued material, is estimated to be about 150,000 and reflects all aspects of life in Camden.
The choice of elm, gorse and mimosa reflects these extremes and reinforces the vegetation already present.
The ceiling is covered in mirrors which reflects the light and makes the room seem twice as high.
The New York Times reflects on the silver leaf lettering and the significance of the granite block, a herald for what is to come.
I owe it to myself to go out on a limb and do something that reflects a little bit of character.
Sometimes it's not clear whether popular culture reflects reality or distorts it.
That a major prime-time show reflects this viewpoint is honestly quite disturbing to me.
This vanishing reflects both the culture's increasing intolerance of sentimentalism and mainstream comics' marginalizing of women readers.
This kind of code reflects a structural implementation at the level of registers that have various logics inserted between them.
The quality of the fit-out reflects the prices, with features included such as tiled en suite bathrooms, solid oak doors and range cookers.
The play's stand-off reflects the loneliness of both the writing and reading process.
What happens on muck up day often reflects what's happened in the school throughout the students' time there.
Much of the architecture in Titograd reflects the Turkish influence of the Ottoman Empire.
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The fact that a rise in rail users reflects increasing frustration with the roads is neatly sidestepped.
The criminal law normally reflects culpability and blameworthiness for moral wrong in a general sense.
My nurses are beginning to comment that my countenance reflects a certain lack of sangfroid normally found neatly stacked within.
The glass reflects the warmth emanating from the cleaned up yellow scagliola wall panels.
His first album since 1996 reflects his new-found sobriety, its country-rock sound revealing that his melodic sense is happily undimmed.
Although built in 1953 she reflects the design of horse drawn barges used when the canal first opened more than 200 years ago.
The organization of the chapters, sections and subsections is exemplary and clearly reflects her mastery of the topics.
Her neighbors are equally charmed by the handsome garden that reflects the area's easygoing lifestyle.
When an object reflects light with little diffusion it is said to have a glossy or optically smooth surface.
The English voice dub reflects this quality, with a superhuman effort put in by all the voice actors to make the roles hyper, authentic, and fun.
Chapman reflects the highest credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
As the characters struggle to be human against all the odds the play reflects the struggle that all humans face in life.
Each model assigns consumers a numeric credit score that reflects their predicted performance.
The wavelength dependence reflects the degree and orientation of the optical anisotropy changes beyond 600 nm.
We presume this reduction reflects dead cells in the mutant cultures, as noted above.
Mostly I just find him intermittently annoying because I doubt that his studiously developed online contrarianism reflects who he really is.
The caste system reflects Indian historical occupation and religiously defined hierarchies.
The smooth slate floor of the bottom level reflects the rough basalt on the pathway through a preserved grove of evergreens.
The persistently high burden of diphtheria and whooping cough in the region reflects the poor ability of health systems to deliver vaccines.
The percentage involvement reflects a hierarchy, so the director of photography has more points than the clapper loader.
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Feeling thirsty is the initial symptom of heatstroke, which reflects that the body is short of fluids.
They are asking for a fair day's pay for a fair day's work that reflects their expertise and skill.
This option reflects changes in the nation's diversity as a result of immigration and intermarriage among different racial groups.
The Irish Post reflects the lives of and is the voice of the Irish in Britain.
His attitude to school pretty much reflects his attitude to authority in general.
In their preferred upland habitat, taeniodonts could have been much more common than the fossil record reflects.
That decision reflects a reasonable economy of force, especially as the necessary points are clearly illustrated in the battle narratives.
Halifax says that the rise reflects the fact that detached houses are increasingly the aspiration of homeowners.
This reflects the excellent detective work from the CID officers at Darwen.
Their selection by the mass-circulation magazine reflects the readiness of society to see corporate malefactors punished.
The best writing reflects deeply located and centred lives, voices embedded in accent, in history, in place.
This reflects the best a locomotive can do based on the quality and quantity of steam delivered from the boiler.
The stark, unembellished style reflects perfectly the silence and sense of infinite time and space.
We are rapidly becoming a tawdry, mean, opportunistic and expedient culture, which I suppose reflects our political leadership on both sides.
The Italian-inspired architecture of the baroque period reflects a combination of religious piety and worldly opulence.
It reflects the great strides the school has made under the new head teacher.
The villages slowly slip into a mood that reflects a superb blend of spirituality and worldliness.
The double-skinned glass curtain wall reflects the trees and changing light to become a subtly mutable external membrane.
More significantly it reflects the influence of the popular front politics and national outlook of Stalinism.
Her later work, both poetry and visual art, reflects her growing interest in mysticism, especially Sufism.
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To be sure, much global finance reflects growing investment portfolios, some doubtless with a speculative component.
The new sign also reflects the industrial history of the area, showing mills, looms and cotton reels.
After obduction, there was a slow rate of subsidence, which reflects the continuing cooling of the underlying Indian lithosphere after rifting.
Sadly, this probably reflects the culture of family therapy generally, which has heretofore not valued research.
Its content, however, reflects both the handicaps mentioned and the limitations of the judicial process.
It also reflects their failure to accept that devolved and decentralised government is here to stay.
They think it reflects well on them that the wine they choose to be their house wine is a posh one.
It is a style that is rooted in tradition and the exotic, yet reflects the dynamism of modern urbanity.
One of the nicest seasons of the year is autumn and it reflects itself in many shapes, colours and forms.
The campaign for animal rights reflects a growing pessimism about the human condition.
As for esthetic value, I would bet on the architect whose project reflects enduring human values in architecture.
Amid the discomforts of his passage the author reflects on or trawls his past, his sorrows and betrayals, his experience as a wartime evacuee.
Offering critics a helping hand by planting for their use a ready-made descriptive vocabulary reflects his shrewdness of strategy.
Many authorities on Russian politics have said that the dispute reflects the president's attitude toward the oilman, not the oil business.
Whether this story is apocryphal or not, it accurately reflects the band's philosophy and perhaps predicts the directions their music would take.
A specular reflection, or glint, occurs when a smooth, mirror-like surface is oriented so that it reflects sunlight directly at an observer.
Holding her face, he reflects poetically that he has finally found the woman he has been waiting for.
This probably reflects the presence of stem cells in the nail bud rather than cell dedifferentiation.
But this confusion simply this reflects the sclerotic nature of the online discussions about copyright.
The garbage situation reflects the never-ending mess that buffets the country's two-and-a-half year administration.
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To a degree, this reflects the fact that many of those scientists are the selfsame religious individuals described above.
This revision reflects changes and developments over the last year and builds on input from key operational partners.
More importantly, it reflects the lowering of all our aspirations and expectations.
This exhibition reflects scenes and inspiration from his travels at home and abroad.
The drop-off reflects deep disappointment that clerical establishment rulers have been able to largely thwart Khatami's efforts.
The ability of leptospires to persist in mammalian renal tubules reflects a highly evolved form of parasitism.
Her music reflects youthful buoyancy and her rich repertoire keeps the audience spellbound.
The program reflects the diversity of bicycling, from urban bikers to road racing to BMXers to the Critical Mass bike ride.
It is, in other words, a text that reflects the preoccupations and worldview of its subject.
The turn most likely reflects rising import prices, a result of the dollar's drop.
Inevitably, a selection of subjects from Augustine's voluminous writings reflects the particular interests and views of the author.
Our attitude to animals too often reflects our attitudes to our fellow citizens.
The book has been the number one selling book this Christmas, over sixty thousand copies, and reflects his enduring popularity.
In reality, such identity typically reflects the control mechanism that cements the corporate body into a virtual monolith.
Select a quality cookbook that complements your tastes and reflects your culinary goals and skills.
An object with a smooth shiny surface reflects more light than an object with a rough grainy surface.
Religion in the lives of tropical forest foragers increasingly reflects borrowings from neighboring African groups.
In that sense, Daniel Cohen's intricate study simply reflects that reality.
The Conservatives' relegation of women to the sidelines reflects where they viewed women in the ideal society.
The gate's position at one end of the main street running through the town reflects its importance.
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Such a structure reflects light in unusual ways similar to mother-of-pearl or the gemstone opal.
The light that we shine on the opalescent mixture reflects back in every color, at every scale.
As managers or staff employees, our failure to do so reflects a poor professional ethic.
The negative and positive ions from the sea osmose into a chilled and flowing album that reflects the soothing power of the big outdoors.
It's hard to believe that true art, art that reflects the vivid and energetic motions of life, rested in the gutter unremembered for so long.
Such a distinction reflects the importance of society's expectations about marriage, and, more importantly, about marriageable age.
He still manages to capture the divide between civilised and unrepressed society that reflects the dual and tormented soul of Jekyll and Hyde.
While some of this reflects a suspicion of the motives of foreign firms, there may also be an awareness of the lack of reciprocity.
Chapter two reflects on how Alcott's text connects writing to the injuries of battle.
Elsewhere in his treatise he reflects on the possibility of combining nuclear deterrence with conventional deterrence.
Professor Ruse's interrogatory title probably reflects a vital question for important sectors of American society.
The poll also reflects increasing confidence in the economy's performance over the coming months.
You've graduated from the Famous Five and Roald Dahl, and you are thrashing around for something that reflects your interests.
The decision to include sunflower petals reflects the artist's faith, for the heliotropic nature of this plant made it an emblem of devotion.
His face, almost in profile, shows a high coloring that is close to feverish and no doubt reflects his consumptive state.
Pre-Aptian structure reflects both Palaeozoic rifting and Mesozoic modification.
The abstract element involved also reflects the fact that the test is not whether the actual confession was untruthful or inaccurate.
This decision reflects the fact that all Idahoans benefit when its energy consumers can invest in local, clean solar energy.
Ealing however contend that this simply reflects the position under the old statutory instrument.
The mirror reflects the scene before us and two shadowy figures that have just entered the room.
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This trend reflects the likelihood of increased snowmelt and precipitation during the maximum melt season from May to July.
The theme reflects an attempt to find common cause between differing perspectives on environmental issues.
The colour of a pigment is dictated by the way it absorbs certain parts of the spectrum that make up visible light and reflects others.
This is an over-strict doctrine which neither reflects culpability nor serves the goal of crime prevention.
The manager's upbeat mood reflects that of the people in the queue which is slowly snaking its way towards the ticket office.
The recent tilt towards Russia partly reflects the recovery of a degree of Russian power under Putin, but also growing disillusion with the West.
It's an unsettling time, neither one thing nor the other, and my mood reflects it faithfully.
Television piracy is more rare, which reflects the increased complexity of television over radio.
In the first of this two-part series, he reflects on how much has changed for gay people during his lifetime.
This record reflects the nationwide grades, based on affordability of state colleges and universities in a study just released.
The reflector reflects the light from the lamp toward the condensing lens, which focuses the light onto the slide being projected.
The unexpectedly high algal diversity reflects a low selectivity toward the algal partner in these lichen species.
The book reflects, in fact, Murray's own breadth of experience and the range of her social and spiritual vision.
The concavo-concave shape of the anticlinal cell walls adjacent to the guard cells, reflects the bowed shape of the guard cells.
Mr Dennehy says this reflects a dramatic upward spiral in the number of assaults on prison officers.
The furniture reflects both German ivory inlay and designs on textiles produced locally for the European market.
The former is commonplace and condemnable, while the latter is true charity and reflects character.
This reflects a moral uncertainty and confusion about the war more than it does the reality of danger on the ground.
It shouldn't have come to this but it reflects how we as public reps are being treated by the officials.
I can't see the controversy in producing books and literature that reflects today's society.
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This reflects the hard work of many voluntary organisers and collectors who raised most of this money.
I feel that metallics add the three-dimensional quality which reflects the light.
The amount of light bounced back after interacting with fruit tissue reflects fruit firmness.
It reflects the changing mood of a city where young and old alike love to live.
The upgrade reflects the country's bright economic prospects and prudent fiscal policies.
For the institution of the High Court the appointment of a new Judge reflects a process of continuation and renewal.
I'm slow, but moderately clever and quite strong, and that reflects my childhood experiences, development and training level, not my gender.
She believes this reflects badly not only on the workers but those that use the service.
This bond of sisterhood reflects the bond of brotherhood within US infantry squads where men are broken down into smaller teams.
The average temperature of an underground site reflects the yearly isotherm of the area.
To some extent, therefore, retribution reflects society's desire for vengeance.
Our planet is to be honoured because it reflects something of our Maker and also because we are commanded to be responsible stewards.
Even their presentation, in imposing folio volumes, reflects the gravity of their intent.
Actually, The paoer's attitude to celebrities reflects the country as a whole.
Unfortunately, the behavior of a few scumbags reflects on their country and countrymen.
The book reflects the structure of the conference in both form and content in an attempt to capture the dynamism of the event.
That reflects their psychological neediness, rather than a criminogenic behavioural pattern.
It is vitally important that the membership reflects the views of as wide a cross section of the diverse elements of the borough as possible.
The depiction in 1648 still reflects the medieval cruciform plan of the church, with a prominent tower at the centre.
According to Joanne Wade of the registrar's office, information systems and technology, that the statement simply reflects the current practice.
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This collection reflects the full gamut of its dedicatee's research interests in cryptogamic physiology and ecology at the extremes.
This frivolous attitude towards love reflects an immature response to abrupt freedom and independence.
Unlike other diagnostic criteria, the pulse is very reactive and reflects the most current state of the individual.
In this sense, she reflects the same concerns as another emblematic mother-daughter short story cycle, Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club.
At dusk the fading sun shines through yellowing leaves on the cypress trees and reflects off ice-cold lakes.
The architecture of Eritrean towns reflects the nation's colonial past and the shifting influence of foreign powers.
It is a custom practised by thousands of people from various parts of South Africa and reflects their heritage and their pride in who they are.
The asking price reflects its location in a particularly sought-after part of the inner city.
The problems with society are increasing seen as cultural ones, which music such as gangsta rap not only reflects, but creates.
The outcome is not predetermined but reflects a political contest over the exercise of power and meanings.
The satisfaction of having had a wonderful darshan of the Lord reflects on their smiling faces.
The success of the Croydon Tramlink reflects its sensible conception as a light railway system running mainly on pre-existing rail routes.
The new prehypertension category reflects this risk and, we hope, will prompt people to take preventive action early.
The annual ritual cycle of the Dayak reflects the mythological sense of the progress of the universe from beginning to end.
The book reflects the author's many years of work in microscopy and photomicrography in the field of gemology.
The speciality of these pieces is that the gemstones are powdered and used as base colours, which reflects the imagination of the artist.
The detention and trial of some presidium leaders, and the rapprochement with other members of the elite also reflects some of the proposals.
It reflects faithfully the promises in the official letter of reply, as distinct from the press release.
One can argue that, given equal exposure to words, the size of an individual's vocabulary reflects the individual's cognitive skills.
The decision means that the teenagers of Greenock have been debarred from seeing a film that reflects their own lives.
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This reflects, in part, the prevailingly local character of the interdiction, pronounced by a mullah or self-imposed by a body of listeners.
The challenging nature of this scenario reflects the unpredictable and volatile world we live in, as well as the nature of our job.
Its name reflects the fact that its back bears numerous prickles and thorns sticking up from button-like bases known as bucklers.
This placement reflects the impartiality of the jurors who must decide guilt or innocence.
The four-decked boat reflects the growing national importance of steamboat travel for commerce and pleasure.
The costume also reflects how those who commit horrific acts of destruction are nameless, faceless people.
The issue of decommunization reflects most seriously the dilemma of defining and introducing new rules of post-communist politics.
He has been seen in everything from platinum blonde wigs to furry pant get-ups and says that each look truly reflects who he is.
The researchers argue that increasing concern about young girls reflects a change in social behaviour.
The look of your sign and posters reflects the professionalism of your business.
There is some truth to this image, which reflects a popular sense that wealth is vulgar.
A matched projector screen is covered with material that reflects only these wavelengths.
The spotlight brightens his yellow bandanna and reflects a gleam off his black sunglasses.
Paula's distinctive art is everywhere, adding colour and a light-hearted atmosphere that reflects her effervescent personality.
Muller believes each bronze sculpture reflects the dualities people find in themselves.
Usually, government policy reflects distributive considerations as well as efficiency consequences.
The gold zari fabric of the cape reflects the encompassing warmth of the sun's rays.
The growing use of instant pudding, instant drinks, snack foods, and canned soups reflects growing time constraints.
The lady's portable vanity or dressing case in Plate IV reflects Starkey's best work.
Interestingly, in his 1998 article, Coyne reflects on why there was such general and unquestioned acceptance of the original research.
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For example, the points on the halluces connect with the head, and the middle of the foot reflects the bowels.
The recreated brush strokes are silk-screened one color at a time until the graphic reflects the painting to the artist's satisfaction.
Thus, parental support, though narrower in scope, reflects attachment bonds.
The use of Joy as a narrator on the soundtrack reflects the first-person narration of the original novel.
The harshness of his punishment reflects the degree of the family's economic loss.
The low numbers of these graduates in academia reflects the worldwide unpopularity of academic medicine.
They have been appointed on a basis that reflects political correctness or affirmative action.
This reflects a history of white flight to the suburbs and a system in which schools are funded through local property taxes.
The human animal monster, as the traditional signifier of sin and inhumanity, reflects the internalisation of the myth of the Fall of Man.
It reflects even more on their achievement of reaching the final that they have done so without two of their most influential players.
In my own garden I have an old stone wall with remnants of whitewash that reflects the sunlight and heat in summer.
It is not a perception which reflects well on Scotland as a whole and Glasgow in particular.
Mail should always have a subject header that reflects the content of the message.
This reflects the crucial role of high quality family planning and obstetric services in enabling women to realise their potential for health.
They're the third group out, and their place in the running order reflects their chances.
The first setup reflects the situation in which a real data set is under scrutiny.
The above point reflects a deep tendency in Western societies to deny the reality of life as a biological reality.
Such a swing of opinion reflects the people's tendency to change tack depending on which way the wind is blowing.
Our democratic government becomes a force for good because it reflects those values.
Their martial glory reflects a greater glory that they both serve and exemplify at its highest.
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The primal power of many of these songs reflects the key role of the church in the slaves' spiritual rebirth.
But perhaps more significantly, the move reflects the growing ability of discount airlines to dictate airfares.
It reflects the fact that it is a December 22 extemporary judgment, perhaps.
Their house reflects care and attention, as does their large, beautiful garden.
The background was left empty and the smudginess of the portrait reflects the haste of the commission.
The tradition of using portraits in ancestor worship reflects the faiths, customs, costumes, furniture and the art of painting.
The impact of disasters reflects the way societies choose their priorities and allocate their resources.
The fractional ejection reflects a balance of forces between the inside and outside of the capsid.
Surrounded by packing cases and making himself endless cups of tea, he reflects wryly on his life and work.
In general, these two closed chains are linked catenanes, and the type of linkage reflects a topological property of the original substrate.
Tied into wellness, of course, is weight management, and the yogurt case reflects American's ongoing clamor for lighter fare.
Tagmemic theory reflects the type of literary inquiry that composition teachers require of their students.
In part, this reflects the fact that such groups are benefiting from welfare privatisation.
The transceiver sends out a radar beam into the environment that reflects off whatever it hits.
A moral panic over inflated claims of 'no-platforming' reflects a persistent, deep resistance to diversity in intellectual and public life.
This month Anthony de Jasay reflects upon the implications of admitting Turkey to the European Union.
The size of the cemetery itself also reflects the commercial exploitation of death in the Middle Ages.
Ambonese Malay is truly a mixed language of central Maluku and reflects the social history of the region.
An award reflects, in right earnest, recognises the services rendered by an individual for a specific purpose in a chosen field.
Cognitive inconsistency reflects the extent to which one's cognitions and overall attitude are dissimilar.
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She reflects an awakening need in Seon-woo that he doesn't know how to deal with.
Powered by infrared lasers, the shiny surface reflects and focuses this laser beam into a ring.
Using oils, acrylics, resin and tar on both wood and canvas support, the work reflects industrial, urban, suburban and natural views.
In contrast, African intellectuals generally believe that this usage reflects the usual European or colonially derived stereotypes about Africa.
The greater generosity of Conservatives reflects the value they place on individual philanthropy above publicly-funded welfare services.
However, the cost of infrastructure is amortised over a longer period that reflects the long lives of social infrastructure.
Star Trek, on the other hand, always reflects the zeitgeist, for better or worse.
I wrote the essay over the past few hours without reading anything on the blogosphere, so it reflects my wholly unvarnished opinion.
The split reflects a division of opinion among courts generally on the issue of affirmative action.
For greater convenience a mirror is usually installed, which reflects the image the right way up onto a suitably placed drawing surface.
The play reflects that, intercutting scenes of one girl's pregnancy with the research of two 10-year-olds.
With songs in Spanish, English, Mayan, and Zapotec, it reflects the babel of voices that is our ever-expanding border region.
The vitality of Mason's society reflects fifties optimism, it tells us about the prosperity of its time, the optimism of the baby boom.
This solution reflects a communitarian bias in favor of local government over national regulatory bodies.
The reliance on the wage base for funding reflects an earlier economy in which wage compensation dominated.
Salt cod, or bacalao, is a speciality across Spain, and reflects earlier times without refrigeration.
The new sign also reflects the industrial history of the area, showing cotton mills, looms and cotton reels.
The glow from the rising sun reflects off the sleek rowing shells as they glide on the Mississippi River.
Cultural neglect, they say, reflects social neglect, and it becomes a vicious circle.
So no matter how different the media or formats you use, all of the work reflects a highly calibrated process of editing and refinement.
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White reflects all wavelengths evenly, but a blue surface reflects only blue and absorbs red and green.
Pavement reflects or absorbs heat, depending on whether it is light or dark in color.
Good art is a kind of emotional funhouse mirror that reflects yourself and your feelings in all kinds of new and exciting ways.
The oval mirror reflects me sitting on the bed, framed by the intricate lace of the curtains.
Well, this is the director's view of the world, and it obviously reflects his thinking accurately.
It reflects well on the whole team from the governors and teachers to the learning assistants and the pupils.
It only reflects the consequence of an empirical fact, the degree of concavity of individual utility functions.
I do not think that that comment reflects well on either that member or her party.
The famine, the statement concluded, reflects badly on how the UN conducts its business.
Unfortunately you are associated with a Prime Minister whose moral code reflects badly on all the members of his government.
If a horse that I own competes successfully, that in part reflects well on all the work that I have put in preparing that horse.
It is another piece of senseless political vandalism, which reflects badly on all concerned and undermines the Scottish parliament.
Anyone who carefully reflects on the merit of this legislation will see that it is hugely flawed.
The reflection symmetry operation, as you might expect, reflects an object with respect to a plane.
The streak of white hair that he sports provides a bizarre touch that reflects the two-sided nature of the character's personality.
This is considered a famous poem, and reflects a graceful attitude towards riches and power.
The dance scenario, particularly Bharatanatyam, they feel, at present reflects a number of healthy trends.
Like other arts in Mexico, Talavera ware reflects the confluence of cultures in form and ornament to create a distinctive Puebla style.
It's troubling to think that this show, despite its silliness, accurately reflects a breeziness in our culture.
The rating reflects the Government's record of prudent economic and fiscal policies in the face of substantial structural challenges.
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It reflects a national security environment that interestingly contrasts with that of the joint visions.
This frustration accurately reflects the feelings of people who live with amnesic patients.
The reserved exterior that reflects caution and orthodoxy masks an inner emotional make-up that hints of mischief and rebellion.
For Lacan, the representation of the gaze in art reflects something specific, something individual about the artist who has portrayed it.
They also have a proprietary coating that reflects radiant interior heat back inside to help you stay warm in winter.
The nature of the conversation and the respect for elders reflects Chinese customs, particularly that of the young coming to the wise for advice.
Like all reflexes, the startle reflects activity of the brain stem, the most primitive, reptilian part of the brain.
The U.S. agreement reflects good relationships between Lutherans and Anglicans in many countries.
Construction throughout reflects first-rate craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail.
The first indigenous woman elected onto a shire council reflects on her years at the helm.
Its stature resides in its quietude and simplicity, yet with an inner energy which reflects a lifetime's contemplation of the harmonies of art.
One could debate whether that statement reflects acceptance or simply resignation.
An uneven number of lipids on both sides of the bilayer reflects a frustrated system.
The general trend is towards currency management against a basket which reflects the trading mix of imports and exports.
This reflects the fact the subjects other than food have tended to preoccupy classical scholars.
I will promise here and now though that anything I write at 3am on a Saturday morning will stay, however badly it reflects on me.
The high price here reflects the use of expensive, ultralight materials such as magnesium and titanium alloys.
Her epilogue instead reflects the critical influence of recent feminist scholarship.
Overall, the Court's peremptory style in addressing the jus ad bellum reflects an unfortunate ipse dixit approach to judicial reasoning.
It's not too difficult to guess that the heron's lack of sure-footedness reflects Denerley's current state of mind.

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