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"When you went from [Gillette's] Atra to Sensor, or Sensor to Mach3, practically everyone changed their razor," says Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj.
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Laughed Viridis thereat, and Atra said: She hath no pity, nor ever shall have; but so hard of heart is she, that she may not deem that we could love thee, a stranger, and unhappy, who can serve us in nowise; so she feareth not the abatement of thy grief from any compassion of us.
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But now Atra lays a hand kindly on her shoulder and stays her, and says: Now meseems the walls of the Wailing – Tower, for so it hight, have no ears to hear, and we may talk together.
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And if I had been so bidden, dear maiden, said Atra laughing, nowise would I do it.
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Then I did the same by Aurea and Atra, and forthwith the speech flowed from them to their friends.
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Both Aurea and Atra kept much to themselves, and did I know not what to wear away the time; for now it was not to be looked for that they should venture out-a-gates.
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See thou to this then, said Atra coldly; and thou shalt be the better for it in the long run belike: for thou art a happy woman.
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As for Atra, she arose as Birdalone came before her, and cast her arms about her neck, and wept and sobbed upon her bosom, and then went hurrying from out the solar and into the hall, and walked to and fro there a while until the passion that tore her was lulled somewhat, and she might show her face to them calm and friendly once more.
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As for Atra, she has not been so glad as the other twain, I wot not wherefore.
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As for Atra, she now began to heed little the things about her, as if her heart were wholly set on the end of the journey.
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