| Then there was the problem of how to dramatise something as simple as a girl in a new frock. |
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| I'm presuming that no-one in Birmingham is planning to dramatise this story in the near future. |
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| With these they are able to dramatise plains, prairies, steppes and meadows. |
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| The Communist Party decided to dramatise its rather unique willingness to challenge taboos. |
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| It is the first time a British television station has attempted to dramatise the story of a living royal and is certain to be controversial. |
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| Staff from York Dungeon will be joining forces with students from York College to dramatise the dangers of slips, trips, burns, cuts and stabbings in the kitchen. |
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| Is it fair to those who loved her to dramatise Joanna Yeates herself in an early scene? |
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| Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively. |
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| That means the Opposition Leader has deliberately misrepresented the situation in order to dramatise the situation for the sake of wedge politics. |
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| If you do not make the most of this opportunity, do not play the victim or dramatise the rejection of the Commission. |
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| So it's about the attempt to dramatise, if you like, the tendency to overblow played against the tendency to undercut. |
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| Nor should the symbolic value of referendums be forgotten: they dramatise the collective existence. |
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| She became absorbed in the spiritual connection between mind and hand, internal and external, and sought to dramatise it in her remade Cornish fire logs. |
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| In the current campaign, two commercials use analogy and humour to dramatise situations where irresponsibility causes risk to oneself as well as to others. |
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| Yet after a fluffily enjoyable first half, the attempt to dramatise and process Japan's recent run of natural disasters feels perilously jejune: as the spectacle expands, the film becomes less engaging and affecting. |
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| Various attempts were made to dramatise Lorna Doone but, Blackmore only authorised one and that was from the pen of Horace Newte. |
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| This is perhaps the real contrast between Mr Cameron and David Davis, who left the shadow cabinet last month to dramatise his disgust with Labour's erosion of civil liberties. |
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| The Iranians believe that they could have seized the opportunity to dramatise relations between the West and the Sunni world somewhat more to their advantage by targeted actions and by using these refugees from the violence. |
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| Children can assist in producing materials other than reports, for example plays, videos or posters, which dramatise the issues explored in the research and bring them to a wider audience. |
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| This effect is reinforced by the mirror cladding on the inner sides of the outlet which reflect the play of the water and dramatise it in a very positive sense. |
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| Let the group know that they can give the actors directions, replace an actor and dramatise the solution, or join the play as an additional character. |
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