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On which words a gloss says: "Rapt, that is to say, uplifted contrary to nature."
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province Aquinas Thomas
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In "Rapt," she concentrates on what science has to tell us about the mind's capacities for paying attention.
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The book "Rapt" by Winifred Gallagher reports that many neuroscientists believe attention is a process of either selecting a topic or not.
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"Rapt" is a fascinating discussion of how consciousness works, and Ms. Gallagher offers much helpful advice on how to lead a "focused life."
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This year, more than 20 French talents, including Yvan Attal ( "Rapt"), Jean Dujardin ( "OSS 117") and Guillaume Canet ( "L'Affaire Farewell") will be in Gotham to present their films.
Variety.com 2010
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The other best film nominations were "Les herbes folles" ( "Wild Grass"), by New Wave veteran Alain Resnais, "Rapt," about a kidnapped industrialist and "La journee de la jupe"
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"Rapt," which follows the harrowing abduction of a rich and decadent businessman, borrows elements of "24" and other contemporary TV procedurals, while also painting a compelling portrait of French society's uppermost edges.
Politics Associated Press 2010
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Of other screeners, best buzzed was Films Distribution-sold "Rapt": the tale of a bad-boy billionaire's kidnapping engrossed a packed audience and sold in Paris to Blighty's Artificial Eye and Germany's Square One.
Variety.com 2010
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"Rapt," which follows the harrowing abduction of a rich and decadent businessman, borrows elements of "24" and other contemporary TV procedurals, while also painting a compelling portrait of French society's uppermost edges.
Politics Associated Press 2010
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"Rapt," which follows the harrowing abduction of a rich and decadent businessman, borrows elements of "24" and other contemporary TV procedurals, while also painting a compelling portrait of French society's uppermost edges.
Politics Associated Press 2010
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