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I believe so , precisely because in our best moments , we do NOT insist that others follow our faith , but that they find the faith that brings out the best in them and helps heal the world . But it also brings out the difficulty of implementing the rules in detail in circumstances in which rigorous and intensive interrogation is vitally and urgently necessary . Tragedies and wars bring out the best and worst of human nature , from heroism down to cynical profiteering . In those days almost every entertainment brought out a crowd , and when it was announced one day in Carson City that Mark Twain was to deliver a lecture for the benefit of something or other at the Episcopal Church , it was generally understood that the house would be crowded . Also , our largest traces were from integer programs which tend to bring out the worst performance behavior in branch prediction algorithms . Scully and McCoy 's chapter on Study Circles — structured conversations between self-selecting citizens on controversial issues , organized around briefing books provided by a facilitating organization — brings out the distinct but interrelated roles of dialogue and deliberation in citizen forums , and the importance of narrative and storytelling as modes of dialogue that can bridge inter-group differences . By bringing out important aspects of this history from a comparative point of view , the course seeks to show the rich experience of world civilizations in dealing with religious and scientific domains on the one hand , and the possibility of overcoming the paradigm of conflict , on the other . Bear in mind that a stimulating environment will bring out your best , but practicality is paramount . We will be accepting submissions throughout the entire semester and into the spring , so there 's plenty of time to bring out your skill . ” Her mother at the same Circle , however , wrote , “ Issues were brought out that had not been discussed in the past . REVIEWER GENERAL 'S WARNING : Bringing Out the Dead may cause nausea in moviegoers . Had you followed Captain Ahab down into his cabin after the squall that took place on the night succeeding that wild ratification of his purpose with his crew , you would have seen him go to a locker in the transom , and bringing out a large wrinkled roll of yellowish sea charts , spread them before him on his screwed-down table . Winkler seems better at handling the tender moments of the film - - with a direct honesty - - than in bringing out the comedy inherent in Andrus ? The instability of the work team brings out the best in people . That brings out the taste of the fresh mushrooms , coarsely chopped tomatoes and spinach , which the chef added upon our request . Anne has the uncommon ability to bring out the singer in us all , even those of us who have been told we should n't sing in public . " The national discussion over how to effectively deal with illegal immigration has brought out strong opinions on all sides , " added Abraham H. Foxman , ADL National Director . " But in Boston , the signs - some with protruding wires - sent a wave of panic across the city , bringing out bomb squads and prompting officials to shut down highways , bridges and part of the Charles River . On one occasion I mentioned to them that I had never seen a shell fired , so they got the Maharajah to arrange for a field-day , and we rode out to their own rifle-range , and saw their two mountain-guns brought out with different kinds of shell , and fired by the Senaputti himself . Almost every night they were brought out ; almost every night some pencil marks were effaced , and others were substituted .