The presence of the load-bearing columns added in the construction of the new cafeteria was explained by the production moving from the old Paramount Studios set to the new CBS set ( which contained these obtruding pillars ) to film the sixth season.
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Although foreign influences do not obtrude themselves, and the poem, as a whole, has a national Greek flavour, it reveals the various cultural elements, Byzantine, Romance, and Oriental, without giving, however, the character of a composite.
23.
Though the book betrays that the author was well versed not only in Scholastic philosophy and theology, but also in the secrets of the mystical life, yet this fact never obtrudes itself on the reader, nor does it obscure the meaning of the contents.
24.
The sheer intensity of this self-interest makes everything Connolly writes about himself interesting; even when, as in some of the later book reviews ( much of his literary criticism being a branch of autobiography ), touches of self-fantasy from time to time obtrude .)
25.
In some cases this may reflect first-time-out inexperience : several sculptures seem shoved into spaces too small for them, most egregiously in the case of Dan Flavin's fluorescent light works, forced to compete with muscular ventilation ducts that obtrude from an uncharacteristically low ceiling.
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Belief perseverance often involves intrapersonal cognitive processes as well . " When the decisive facts did at length obtrude themselves upon my notice, " says the great chemist Joseph Priestly, " it was very slowly, and with great hesitation, that I yielded to the evidence of my senses ."
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He wrote, " The question both of our right and our power to prevent it, if necessary, by force, already obtrudes itself upon our councils, and the administration is called upon, in the performance of its duties to the nation, at least to use all the means with the competency to guard against and forfend it ".
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The Literary Society has not obtruded on public notice, with the brief exception of its meetings and personalities in the middle of the twentieth century which were regularly documented in the Lyttelton / Hart-Davis Letters, in which are frequent vignettes of the members of the 1950s and 60s, including John Betjeman, T . S . Eliot, Malcolm Sargent, Alan Lascelles and Lord Dunsany.
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Soon however he began to make himself very officious, interfering in questions not appropriately connected with his Legation and in those pending before Congress, importuning Senators and Representatives and resorting to personal interviews and solicitations unusual on the part of representatives of other powers accredited to this government, distasteful and annoying to the legislators thus indecorously approached and tending to embarrass the free course of legislation on the subjects with respect to which his interference was obtruded.
30.
The effect of the interior is very fine; the rich tracery of the great west window the lofty pointed arches between the body and the aisles, with the neat clerestories above them the ancient chancel and the open timber roof produce a very imposing whole, judiciously preserved by the position of the organ, which does not here obtrude a heavy square mass on the sight, blinding other principal features, but is placed on the right.
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