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By speaking his language man participates in the entire history of his nation, multifariously refracted and modified, which dies in oblivion to be resurrected again in abrupt historical decisions.

Inside or out, in fair weather or foul, people from around the world heading to or away from the falls are treated to Paonessa's mellifluous and multifariously rasping, roaring and dulcet voice, every 10 minutes, 24 hours per day, seven days a week, on the inside and outside mega-speakers, as he describes One Niagara as "the biggest attraction outside of the falls, itself.

Going back multifariously - to the 1935 Devdas that installs the anti-hero in Indian cinema, in a searing critique of alienation; to Guru Dutt's oeuvre and to Yash Chopra's angry young man films - this morphs into films such as 3 Idiots (Rajkumar Hirani, 2009), Delhi Belly (Akshat Varma, 2011) and Kahaani (Sujoy Ghosh, 2012), to name but a few.

Irtiza Hussain, Faculty Sponsor NUST Community Service Club, also gave a presentation at the occasion and apprised the audience of how NCSC was multifariously rendering services to the underprivileged.

The body's significance, however, is often more evocative than articulate, more multifariously connotative than straightforwardly denotative, and this poses a substantial challenge to an analysis that would attempt to determine its meanings with the precision that we more readily associate with verbal communication.

Instructors might serve not merely as ushers or Virgil-figures to the oddly structured and multifariously conflicted underworld that we call "the academy," but as people working in a lineage in which one does not artificially divide up one's world, in which one attempts to clarify confusion about human experience and thereby to reduce suffering--the common goal, again, of both Nagarjuna and Korzybski, their enumerated differences notwithstanding--all as part of our lowly practice of composition instruction.

The instance will be the recurrent item plus a difference, whatever this difference may be in alternative metaphysical systems--spatial location, bare particulars, subjects that are multifariously different, etc.

In its conclusion, while conceding that 'not all Pessoa's poetry is of the highest quality', Rickard argued that 'Above all, Pessoa has the merit of questioning our assumptions, of delving deeper into the things we take for granted, of making us think along new lines, and of presenting things to us in a different and startlingly unconventional way [...] Who has ranged so widely, so originally, so multifariously and at the same time so agonizingly and so poignantly over so many aspects of the mystery of existence and man's quest for identity?' (pp.

His depiction of the simultaneously monstrous and marvelous prospect of insect life powerfully suggests a biological substrate underlying both the automatism that transpires as a swarm of desiring impulses multifariously engaging the phenomenal flow and its disturbing other, a stance toward the world in effect determined to swallow up the totality of existence.

Subsequently, these terms were extensively used and multifariously copied by gardeners, bromeliad lovers, enthusiasts, amateurs, and even scientists who based their work on the monograph of Smith & Downs e.g., Gouda (1989).

Scrounging through innumerable Christian and apocryphal canons, Kelly unveils the "Original Satan" as (multifariously) tempter, judge, accuser, adversary, even the Son of God and His brother.

There are numerous ways to understand curricular activism because it manifests itself multifariously, with varying results.

Lucas's Falha goes beyond implication or suggestion to provide an experience that is vigorous, visceral, and multifariously immersive.