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“We all make rationalizations about our favorite performers. I’ve listened to R. Kelly’s music for years, and he’s a rather controversial artist, before I finally had to grabble with the fact that I couldn’t put my support behind what he was accused of doing,” he said of the R&B; superstar, who stands accused but not criminally charged of sexually abusing women.”

It’s that we want—and need—the ability to grabble with nuance and ambiguity that are inherent when our bodies and minds fail.

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Rosalee Grabble on her way to visit her mother’s grave.

Photograph: Rosalee Grabble Once they get on to the Island, Grable and the other mourners are restricted to an 8ft by 10ft gazebo near the dock, which offers no view of any of their loved ones’ graves.

Stylect, Grabble, and Nuji are 3 examples of early stage companies based in London who have managed to raise funding because they provide a more enjoyable and immersive way for consumers to connect with fashion online, following in the footsteps of companies such as Net-a-Porter, Nasty Gal and Farfetch, who have all been backed by VC Index Ventures in the recent past, to positive effect; Net a Porter was sold to Richemont Richemont, the jewellery maker, for $343m back in 2010.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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