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For Americans, the moment was powerfully emblematic.

So you had these twin forces - one progressive, one not so progressive - interacting powerfully.

But in times like these, they resonate a bit more powerfully.

Money also activates these circuits, and it does so very powerfully.

That this door has opened to us is a powerfully positive and democratizing development.

Because you're placing your awareness on what's happening right now, you propel yourself powerfully into the present moment.

This means that action powerfully shapes thoughts and feelings and how one ACTS so shall one think and feel.

Likewise today, Nato policy towards Libya is powerfully affected by harrowing word portraits delivered daily by journalists in Misurata.

I hope these three historic elements are handled subtly, in a powerfully understated way, in Obama's address.

I'm not sure I've ever seen a talk swing between humor and brutality as rapidly and powerfully as Chris does in this talk.

Raven chuckled to himself. Then swiftly and powerfully he pulled at the line, sure he could jerk it from the old man’s hands.

But particularly when we are lying, "microexpressions" of powerfully-felt emotions will invariably flit across our faces before we get a chance to stop them.

Most powerfully, GroovySql shifts resource management tasks from the developer to the underlying Groovy framework, letting you focus on the more important stuff of queries and results.

Efficiency: Richly contain olive oil essence, wheat germ oil, rose hips oil and collagen, penetrate into deep skin, repair cells, promote cells regeneration, powerfully nourish skin and delay ageing.

Thirty seconds later, at a quiet exit on the east side of the Capitol, the powerfully built blond man in the blue blazer stepped into the damp night air.

It makes sense for a Still museum to be located in Colorado, even though it was not his native state, because his paintings powerfully recall the vast landscapes of the American west.

Perhaps no where is the fusion of landscape and history more powerfully evoked than in this painting, first shown in 1812, and called Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army Crossing the Alps.