The decision to first of all think of creating something that didn't exist before, and then after that to give the creation form and expression in a way that can be made into a business.

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And then, by his instinctive expression of that assimilated music, personify the ethos of a younger generation desperate to hear itself?

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But if thoughts and words exist on different planes, then expression must always be an act of compromise.

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Then the kiss was over and Bridey looked up at him with an expression of puzzlement.

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She was cast in a series called Pardon the Expression, a comedy spin-off from Coronation Street, before retiring and then appearing on Coronation Street.

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Ever since then, UNESCO as the UN agency with the mandate to promote freedom of expression and its corollary, freedom of the press, has been promoting these fundamental rights in every region of the world.

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For a second, his expression was soft and pliable, like that of a child waking from a nap, but then his mind took over and something calcified in his features, his muscles hardening against the invasion of thought.

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