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"Stirring" of course is your word, I used " pleasantly vague platitudes bordering on demagoguery."
"I don't for a moment think that Obama shares Wright's views on Farrakhan." Ann Althouse 2008
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I have been searching up "Stirring" and "Emotive" and "Inspiring" and "Despairing" classical music to accompany a mixed media presentation for Remembrance Day and can't find anything appropriate.
Literary prizes? Jessica 2006
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"Stirring" was one of Matt Lauer's comments to Elizabeth Edwards when she appeared to promote her book -- and that was only about one paragraph.
YID With LID 2009
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'Blue Ridge Mountains' (when it was called 'Stirring', before the other 'Stirring') on there before.
! Exclaim.ca - News 2009
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Prof. Tamara Beauboeuf-Lafontant and Her "Stirring" Book Featured in
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'Stirring', before the other 'Stirring') on there before.
Bumpershine.com 2009
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Stirring hopes that some forms of policy easing could be on the way, the People's Bank of China said Tuesday it will continue its policy of setting differentiated terms for mortgage loans this year while also strengthening support for the construction of affordable and public housing.
Chinese City Moves to Ease Property Policy Esther Fung 2012
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Stirring slowly and continuously, cook until it coats the back of a wooden spoon – the longer you cook it, the thicker it will be.
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Stirring the yam foam into the udon and fish eggs only served to spread the goop.
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Stirring chopped mint leaves in to the finished dip is not exactly adhering to tradition but tastes wonderful.
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