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This period saw a brilliant revitalization by Roman writers and orators of older Greek rhetorical techniques; it was “tinged with a romanticism common to movements oriented toward the distant past.”

“Mamdani and his team,” she said, “have a brilliant sense of how the culture of attention is shifting.”

"It's a brilliant example of how Australian innovation can make a global impact in space science."

It is still very early, but Frank has made a brilliant start in turning around a squad that had been depleted in confidence, and I feel like there is lots more to come.

Josh and Chloe's relatives said they were "brilliant" parents who "would do anything" for their children, who were aged between four and 15 at the time of the deaths.