And yet I think there's nothing wrong with having a sense of play about it.
He had hoped the transparency would give employees a fuller picture of the company and engender a sense of fair play.
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Creative gaiety, a sense of fun and play, has been too firmly suppressed by the almost morbid tentativeness of his most recent novels and novellas.
He has a well-honed sense of presentation and play--a popular dessert is a "planet" with a raspberry core, grapefruit-cream surface, and hard-sugar atmosphere (his blueberry satellites didn't pan out).
Politics and a sense of propriety also may play a role for resurging community banks.
And sometimes that means removing barriers to growth by lifting rules that place unnecessary burdens on business, but other times it means enacting common-sense safeguards like these -- like the Affordable Care Act -- to ensure our American belief that hard work and responsibility should be rewarded by a sense of security and fair play.
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Hicks's detention at Guantanamo also violated a very elemental sense of Australian fair play.
We hope to send people out of the building we play in with a slightly more enhanced sense of what their options might be, emotionally, maybe communally.
It was the last vestige, along with (to a much lesser extent), Titanic and The Sixth Sense, of the idea that a hit film could play in theaters for months and months on end.
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"You can get a good sense of what a player's ideals in life are by watching how they play, " he says.
He noted that governments had a crucial role to play, as they could promote leadership, help develop a sense of ownership of national development goals and empower people to develop their own solutions and capacities, an objective that lies at the heart of the WSIS process.
This gave a real sense of how the game would feel to play on the Vita.
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The athletes can choose which calls or texts to respond to, and the ability to freely communicate with head coaches gives them a better sense of who they would most like to play for.
Using the human anatomy itself to create a powerful sense of immersion, KOR-fx enhances video game play, movie watching and music listening, through an entirely new form of acousto-haptic technology.
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The Affordable Care Act forces insurance companies to play by a new set of common sense rules, prohibiting them from dropping your coverage if you get sick, billing you into bankruptcy through annual or lifetime limits, and, soon, discriminating against anyone with a pre-existing condition.
"I think 'Lombardi' helped in the sense that it gave credibility to the concept of a sports play on Broadway, " Ponturo said.
Financial fair play is a question of morality, ethics and common sense.
At 22, he is still a young man and he has a lot of rugby left to play so we have taken the common sense option and decided his long term future is more important that his short term future career.
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It's smart to foster a healthy sense of competition, too: Explain to your girl that you expect her to always play her best, even if she's facing off against pals.
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At the 96th Street station, Ms. Sze, a Chelsea artist who recently completed a sculpture for the High Line, will use ceramic tiles to play with travelers' sense of light, space and perspective.
Here, a squat New Zealander named Ed Mumm keeps a fleet of construction-grade excavators and bulldozers and, in defiance of all common sense, allows pretty much anyone (for a fee, naturally) to play with them after only a few minutes of training.
Americans love college basketball, because the kids play so hard, because of the cheerleaders, but also because the coaches convey a sense of authority.
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These visits play an important role in building community in Shimo-Koshiki: children gradually develop a sense of affiliation with their village and its culture, while the men who act as Toshidon reinforce their identity and the continuity of their longstanding traditions.
Sources tell TIME that Clinton and his advisers had practiced a dozen set-pieces--short speeches about the ideological vendetta of the Paula Jones lawyers, appeals to Americans' sense of privacy and fair play--and that he treated the prosecutors like reporters at a press conference, ignoring their questions when it suited him, making sure to get his message out.
Touring has long been one of the best ways to promote a new album, and considering 27, 000 people in the states bought Gold Cobra, common sense would indicate that there would be a good number of people willing to spend some more money on seeing Limp Bizkit play those new tunes and the better known songs from a decade ago.
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