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1
And this intimacy
humanizes
religious controversy and brings ecclesiasticism back to men.
2
Gruen skillfully
humanizes
midgets, drunks, rubes and freaks who populate her book.
3
Gabriela Michetti, an Argentine opposition lawmaker, said the film
humanizes
Thatcher.
4
It
humanizes
people, quite apart from any higher influence it exerts upon them.
5
It
humanizes
the space in which scientists work, said Sloan.
6
As the gospel spreads, it
humanizes
and softens the hearts even of the rebellious.
7
Illuminates and
humanizes
abstracts like city planning and mass transit.
8
In fact, it supports it nicely and
humanizes
the plot.
9
He teaches them to be tolerant; he
humanizes
them by presenting their brothers to them.
10
Empathy reduces fear and
humanizes
this 'other person'.
11
The copyist softens it, feminizes and
humanizes
it.
12
The site really
humanizes
,
shows a different side, and I think that's very important for this campaign.
13
There are eight individual decisions to be made here, yet Beauvois never
humanizes
any of his monks.
14
Matos
humanizes
people who all too often are simply a voice at the other end of the line.
15
He not only
humanizes
whatever attracts his attention, but he looks through a refining medium of his own personality.
16
She
humanizes
the president.
humanizes
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