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So we aborted using motion capture.
Girls get aborted before they're even born when there are scarce resources.
To sum things up best, the movie had no cohesion, it grossly lacked the substance to delve into the historical environment it covered, and upon ending, left you feeling like what you'd just seen was a series of aborted attempts to engage the viewer by switching from one thing to the next without adequately engaging the viewer in any of them.
I personally thought the baby was adorable in its own twisted little way.However as a mom I cringed when Beth stabbed herself in the stomach and when Virgina aborted the child during her 3rd trimester with rusty utensils no less.Also,as an animal lover i almost cried when she scratched the cat to a bloody pulp.However,As creepy and sinister as the baby was I was rooting for it to live.And as twisted as the movie was I am extremely intrigued to see the sequel...... ......... ....... ......... ......... ....... ...... .....
What there is - snatches of songs, more often than not aborted by the performers - is incidental rather than central.
I hate it when 4,000 babies are being aborted a day in the USA, and yet I'm supposed to cry over a dead rhino which is far more important in their eyes.
Mainly because, as Bai Ling's character demonstrates, it's so useful a old-age-prevention to eat aborted fetuses in dumpling form, as the main character, a former TV star who's worried about being appealing to her husband.
The one adventure that they have in this move is aborted because they forgot to fill up.
This was so bad... so typical Hollywood low-budget, post-apocalyptic tripe, that I aborted it after about 20 minutes.
This film is audacious and dares to create a horror film in which an aborted child comes back to literally haunt the lady who aborted it several years later.
But if the revolution is aborted, its leaders will be unmasked as empty windbags.
But, in the absence of international consensus on some key points, reform will be greatly weakened, if not aborted.
If the Arab Spring is aborted, the result will be not dictatorships that are loyal to the West, but rather, a tsunami of rage that will spare no one.
So now Skidelsky retrospectively “predicts” something quite different: “that the start of austerity aborted the recovery in 2010; that recovery would have come sooner if the pre-austerity level of public spending had been maintained; [and] that it was the reduction of austerity in 2012 that enabled the economy to expand again.”
In India, although only 53% say that women have gained greater equality, an additional 14% say that women now have more rights than men!(Presumably, they were thinking only of those females who are not aborted because prenatal testing has shown them not to be male.)
If, at a later date, the woman wants to have a child, why should she use the DNA of her earlier, aborted fetus rather than conceiving another fetus in the usual way?
But, for all we know, it is the next fetus that the woman will conceive, not the one she aborted, that will turn out to be the Beethoven or Einstein.
There seems to be an inexorable quality about this, but a boom-bust process can be aborted at any stage.
Most stock market booms are aborted long before the extremes reached by the recent bull market.
Either the scope of modernization will be broadened, or modernization will be aborted in favor of regime preservation.
If the response to these debt projections is renewed fiscal consolidation, today’s limited recovery may be aborted: indeed, the economic theory of “Ricardian equivalence” suggests that fiscal stimulus might be ineffective, because taxpayers rationally anticipate that higher current deficits imply higher future taxes.
Keynesians cannot prove that the start of austerity aborted the recovery in 2010; that recovery would have come sooner if the pre-austerity level of public spending had been maintained; or that it was the reduction of austerity in 2012 that enabled the economy to expand again.
The recently aborted WeWork initial public offering (IPO) highlights the anemic condition of equity markets today.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been criticized vehemently not just for his slowness to help fire-ravaged communities, but also for attempting to enjoy a family vacation (since aborted) in Hawaii.