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The contract returned to me my financial independence and I am now writing at-once my second and third books.
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What I appreciated even more was his at-once very clear and very detailed look at the historical period in which he was working.
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Sadik-Khan's at-once bold and commonsense vision has helped New York reimagine its public space, including formerly traffic-clogged Broadway in Times Square decked out with lawn chairs, and bike - and pedestrian-only Summer Streets on Park Avenue on a quiet weekend morning.
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As he narrates the experiences he had at home and at school, readers will find them at-once heart rending and heart-warming but more often the former.
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Sadik-Khan's at-once bold and commonsense vision has helped New York reimagine its public space, including formerly traffic-clogged Broadway in Times Square decked out with lawn chairs, and bike - and pedestrian-only Summer Streets on Park Avenue on a quiet weekend morning.
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Ever since Woodrow Wilson, liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans have zealously embraced the at-once earnest and breathtakingly extravagant foreign-policy style of his “New Diplomacy.”
Charm Offensive 2007
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Ever since Woodrow Wilson, liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans have zealously embraced the at-once earnest and breathtakingly extravagant foreign-policy style of his “New Diplomacy.”
Charm Offensive 2007
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The run's biggest Tudor rarity, "Romeo's Farewell to Juliet" from his 1943 "Romeo and Juliet" (to Delius), showed another side of the choreographer's at-once raw and expressive invention with pointework.
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Grosseteste appears to equate this relation of dependence with the relation of adherence to the at-once of eternity mentioned in his account of time.
Robert Grosseteste Lewis, Neil 2007
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Grosseteste defines the instant, by which he means the now, as this adherence of being with the at-once of eternity, and likewise defines past and future in terms of this adherence.
Robert Grosseteste Lewis, Neil 2007
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