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• In addition, her fluid and unlabored movements and overall elegance were considered to be a major advancement for figure skating.
• The finest of the oil sketches are indeed among the miraculous landscapes of the 19th century : limpid, pitch-perfect and unlabored.
• Seemingly everyone who knows her describes her this way, and the conventional wisdom is that in the coming campaign, she will serve as an essential antidote to Al, the unlabored warmth to his unyielding chill.
• Ms . Kistler's regal refinement was fine for the role, but Ms . Weese's classical style, totally unlabored in its natural flow, becomes playfully apt for Stravinsky's musical parodies and rhythmic shifts.
• Their making is always visible, in fact it is the heart of the work : we can see the quick unlabored strokes of the brush, the flow of ink and paint, the natural give and take between language and form with their unending spatial interactions.
• So what's really impressive about the album by New Directions _ a special band made of current players on the Blue Note label, including Greg Osby, Stefon Harris, Mark Shim and Jason Moran, who were given the opportunity to record their choice of tunes from Blue Note's history _ is how unlabored and efficacious their reworkings of these tunes are.
• Being a major asset to the region, they noted the following : the employment of otherwise unlabored women and children, the ability to fabricate almost any type of cotton or linen at the time, the low costs of cotton locally in the region ( 50 % lower than imported goods . ) The total loss to the proprietors of the Manufactory totaled ?87 12s . 2d ., a value of approximately $ 2, 500.
• .. . this is utterly joyous work, natural and unlabored . . . . They are  thanks mostly to Rand  part fairy tales of staring cats and castle walls and, with Creeley s poems, part brilliant condensations of real-life emotions and desires . . . " Robert Creeley s Collaborations ", mounted last year by the Castellani Art Museum in Niagara Falls and currently touring nationally, documents the phenomenal scope of the poet s interests in the visual arts.