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Jim was interested in new technology and certainly embraced early computer animation.
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The problem is that animation is far more expensive than talking-head interviews.
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The use of animation recognises that different people have different learning styles.
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Anderson's second stop-motion animation is set in Japan in the near future.
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But, again, these are good problems to have for an animation series.
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Bringuier and the APO matched him in terms of energy and brio.
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Exciting Times is an impressive, cerebral debut written with brio and humour.
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Pop music has embraced this enthusiasm for lists with brio and gusto.
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With typical brio, he compares it to Chuck Yeager breaking the sound barrier.
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Even generic cellular poisons, dosed with adequate brio, could thus eventually obliterate cancer.
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No other woman had the free spiritedness and maturity that she embodied.
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The fiscal crisis that New York finds itself in demands more than mean-spiritedness.
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Her natural spiritedness detested the monotony, her craven soul fawned for the comfort.
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The General modestly furnished an instance or two of her spiritedness.
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There is a free-spiritedness about Shane Lowry that is compulsively engaging.
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Thus, when Christ rose, the whole humankind partook in his vivification.
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Without this vivification and sustenance, man would be an animal, nay, rather, dead.
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Does this not look like a vivification of a fossil seed?
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Still, it was but a pencil sketch, and wanted the vivification of color.
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Every other description of food was in the same state of transition into vivification.
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The delicious scent seemed to bring invigoration in at the windows.
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The sense of vitality that suddenly flooded into her, the invigoration, were overwhelming.
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For invigoration or revitalizing, resort must be made to its primitive blood cause.
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Thus the runner feels wave upon wave of exhaustion followed by waves of invigoration.
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How few men have this gift of discharging intellectual invigoration.
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Information is good, but invigoration is a thousand times better.
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For me Nature has comforts, raptures, but no more invigoration.
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This will signify retrogression in some directions; but it will also mean invigoration in others.
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This is not the restoration of sovereignty or the invigoration of democracy that was promised.
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They pass the invigoration of the night and the chemistry of the night, and awake.
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Still, did not get much refreshment or invigoration for the day's work, and felt accordingly.
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Huxley aptly defined Carlyle as a "great tonic,- asourceof intellectual invigoration and moral stimulus."
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By blocking the dulling of our brain, we feel a sense of invigoration, focus and subtle euphoria.
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It makes me draw a long breath to think of it, and its almost miraculous power of invigoration.
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The occult power of foreknowing events, the delicate perception of forbidden things, worked their abnormal invigoration in the brain.
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I couldn't deny the sense of invigoration that had been absent in the months since I'd foiled my clone's plot.