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deep attention

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See: care, diligence


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In a joint new conference with Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani, Ahmadinejad characterized the climate between the government and parliament is of friendly and ideal nature, signifying growth and elevation and unique capacities of Iran for correctly governing the society and its deep attention to public votes.
Pilates practices the following principles: proper alignment of the spine, paying deep attention to the movements, slow and careful breathing, graceful and flowing movements, concentration, and control.
Yet, seen up close, the two black panels show Goldstein's deep attention to material and process (an attention that held despite the artist having assistants execute most of his paintings).
 
 
 
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