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She has expressed a variety of views on climate change but
has been opposed
to legislation reducing emissions.
She has expressed interest
in playing
the role of Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry
in Michel Gondry's upcoming biographical film about
the band.
She thought
he should resign
, and expressed this
to her husband although
he did not share her view.
She later ( again
, in " Observer Effect ")
expressed regret at leaving without saying goodbye
to her students.
" She spoke of her hopes of finding
a niche
in comedy
, and in other interviews
she expressed her desire
to become
" a light comedienne
in the Carole Lombard style
".
She ran
a hospital for Canadian soldiers as
she had before
, but openly
expressed a preference for
the veterans of
the previous World War.
She expressed through her projects
in America what
the utopian socialist Charles Fourier had
said in France
, " that the progress of civilization depended on
the progress of
women.

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She spoke Italian as well as German
, he says
, and expressed herself with facility
in French
and English-one result of
the last-named accomplishment being
that she became
a popular portraitist for British visitors
to Rome.
She also mentioned
that, during
a 1979 interview
, Bellow had
expressed admiration for Eliade.
She once
expressed admiration for Renato Curcio
, ex leader of
the militant Red Brigades ( Brigate Rosse ), saying
that it
was good of him
to adhere
to his principles.
She expressed a wish
to stay on as Minister for Health.

Yulia made headlines
in Russia with
a recent interview where
she expressed her opinion on Lena's solo career
, " She has the right
to do it t. A. T. u. songs
, but it's so stupid
, absolutely stupid.
She also
expressed a wish
to emulate Justice Louis Brandeis
, who retired at 82
, an age
that Ginsburg would attain
in 2015.
She expressed that " this battle wasn't just one man's struggle with
a publishing house
, but
was a battle
to preserve free speech
and to stop censorship
".
She expressed a fondness for
the show's star
, Elizabeth Montgomery
, and said that she had enjoyed working with her.
She expressed shock when her boyfriend
David Puddy
, is revealed as
a devout Christian.
She has expressed her dislike of An Officer
and a Gentleman
, for
which she refused
to do any publicity
, and several
other of her films
, and has been dismissive of some of her co-stars
and directors.
She found
the job
, in her own words
, " boring
" and even tried shoplifting for
the sake of excitement
, but
she has since
expressed admiration for shop girls.
She began attending
the ship's weekly movie night social event ( with Captain Archer ),
and expressed particular admiration of
the film Frankenstein.

Felton criticized what
she saw as
the hypocrisy of Southern men who boasted of superior Southern
" chivalry
" but opposed women's rights
, and she expressed her dislike of
the fact
that Southern states resisted women's suffrage longer than
other regions of
the U. S.
She wrote
in 1915
that women were denied fair political participation
" except
in the States
which have been franchised by
the good sense
and common honesty of
the men of those States — after due consideration
, and with
the chivalric instinct
that differentiates
the coarse brutal male from
the gentlemen of our nation.

And age 69 feels real good .”
She also recently
expressed dismay at
the state of current pop music
, saying
, " We didn't
have to send our children out of
the room when we were with Motown.
" She also
has expressed her nationalism for Australia
, declaring:
" I consider myself very connected
to Australia
, in fact when people say where
is home
, I say Australia
, because those are my most powerful memories.
She has expressed similar concern for
the 83 Sri Lankan refugees
that are being held
in Nauru.

A more common sentiment
was expressed by
the review of
She in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine:
" Mr. Rider Haggard
is not an exquisite workman
like Mr. Louis Stevenson
, but
he has a great deal of power
in his way
, and rougher qualities
which are more likely
, perhaps
, to ' take
the town ' than skill more delicate
".
She and reservations
She had strong
reservations about
the story
, but had
to " work off
the damned contract
".
She also had
reservations about
the nudity required by
the part:
she planned
to require
the filmmakers
to alter some nude scenes
, but
she eventually didn't do so because her working experience on
the film
was very happy.
She had
reservations over her ability
to cope emotionally but took on
the part of Avril Burke
, saying of her father
, " He would
have kicked my bum if I hadn't.
She appears
to have formed
a very close friendship with Jubilee
and become Westernized
, wearing revealing clothes
and enjoying stereotypical ' mall rat ' activities
, although it
is revealed
that she may carry some
reservations and resentments for trading
in on her morals
and beliefs for her Western behavior.
She casually ascertains whether
he has any
reservations about being Hon's mole
in the police force.
She attended
the University of California
, Los Angeles
, where
she received
a Bachelor of Science
in biology
in 1990
, planning
to be
a dentist ;
she was accepted
to New York University Dental School
, but had
reservations about going
to dental school.
She was hired by Charlotte Hawkins Brown after some initial
reservations, and founded
the art department at Palmer Memorial Institute
in North Carolina.
She and James fall
in love despite Helen's
reservations about beginning another relationship so soon after her ugly breakup with Gerry.
She supported expanding day schools on
reservations for education
, rather than sending Native American children away from their families
to boarding schools.
She was an admirer of Jane Austen
and of Scott ( although
she had
reservations about some works of
his ), but scorned John Galt
and John Gibson Lockhart.
She also does all kinds of things
that Monk's OCD
and phobias prevent him from doing as
she has few such
reservations herself.
She was also
the only physician serving
the five Indian
reservations in the area on behalf of
the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
She and over
She glanced around
the clearing
, taking
in the wagon
and the load of supplies
and trappings scattered
over the ground
, the two kids
, the whiteface bull
that was chewing its cud just within
the far reaches of
the firelight.
She stumbled
over the root of
a tree
that protruded maliciously above
the earth.
She had
the opportunity
that few clever
women can resist
, of showing her superiority
in argument
over a man.
She could
not resist
the opportunity `` of showing her superiority
in argument
over a man ''
which she had remarked as one of
the `` feminine follies '' of Sara Sullam ; ;
She would hover
over him
and, looking
like her brother
, anxiously watch
the progress of Scotty's fork or spoon.
She soared
over the new pastor
like an avenging angel lest
he stray from
the path
and not know all
the truth
and gossip of
which she was chief repository.
She stood still
over the leg of lamb
, rubbing herbs into it
, quite suddenly conscious of
a nausea
in her stomach
and a feeling of wrath
, a sensation of violence
that started her shivering.
She looked at him impudently
over the corner of
the paper.
She then went
over them thoroughly giving each
a strenuous test
in showmanship.
She also banks into
a turn
like a fine runabout --
not digging
in on
the outside
to throw passengers all
over the boat
like many
a small cabin cruiser.
She would try
to see
over the bulge of her cheeks
and somewhat under her teeth
to the place where
she was biting.
She had quarreled with Lucien
, she had resisted
his demands for money --
and if
she died
, by
the provisions of her marriage contract
, Lucien would inherit legally
not only
the immediate sum of gold under
the floorboards
in the office
, but
later, when
the war
was over, her father's entire estate.
She stood for
a moment
, rain dripping from
the trees
over her head
, thinking of Maude.
She threw back
a cushion
over one of
the seats
, unlocked
a padlock on
the chest beneath it
, then presently straightened
, holding
a long knife
and a wicked looking spear gun
in her hand.
She said, `` Well
, those are
the really interesting things
, but if you don't
like any of those I can turn
over some of my extra typing jobs
to you
, if you think you can type well enough ''.
She started
to move away
, just as
a woman came out of
the cottage
, a big-boned
, drab-haired
figure with
a clean apron tied
over her limp print dress.
She hesitated
, as though hunting
over words
and ways of putting them.
She didn't look
over thirteen.
She might peel him
, once
the worst of
the agony
was over.
She never replied
and the courtship
was over.
She has authored
over fifty-six novels
and she has a great dislike of people taking
and modifying her story characters.
She lost control
over Nero when
he began
to have an affair with
the freedwoman Claudia Acte
, which Agrippina strongly disapproved of
and violently scolded him for.
She watched
over the development of her son's character
and improved
the tone of
the administration.
She arranged for Alexander
to marry Sallustia Orbiana
, the daughter of
a noble Patrician family
, but grew so jealous of Sallustia ’ s influence
over her son
that she had her banished from court.
She married Basil of Trebizond
and took
over the throne of
the Empire of Trebizond from 1340
to 1341.
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