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Why a marriage contract and not any other reason for regular annual action?
It's a big community; such a big community, in fact, that our annual gathering is the largest scientific meeting in the world.
The annual value provided by informal carers to those suffering from mental illness was evaluated at 13.2 billion Australian dollars.
He said this in December 1862 to the second annual meeting of Congress.
And if we look where the income ends up, this is 100 percent of the world's annual income.
It records the annual rise and fall of greenhouse gases and temperatures going back before the onset of the last ice ages.
Did we meet our three percent annual target on reducing carbon emissions?
Or we can look at the salt and smoke and dust in the atmosphere, or the rainfall and snowfall, globally, as well as the annual cycle of vegetation on land and in the ocean.
And I'm going to talk about annual pregnancies and HIV-positive mothers.
So they calculate the percent annual growth rate of [the] economy.
And we can produce from this, believe you me, several dozens of kilograms on an annual basis.
I have just seen Caribe a couple of nights ago at the annual Vistas Film Festival held here in Dallas, and I must express my discontent.
(As a note, I'd like to say that I saw this movie at my annual church camp, where the entire youth group laughed at it.
Apparently, the annual winners of the big prize money in the rodeo are a tight knit band of bad boys in the employ of Spike Barton (Ed Peil), who also happens to head up the rodeo committee.
A cute little comedy and a welcome film to the annual holiday film lineup.
In this offering, one only has to view the current Westminster Kennel Club's annual offering to see the parallels.
The guests, friends and relatives come to the party that takes place in Dublin during the Epiphany week in January 1904, at the house of two elderly sisters who give annual dinner with music and dance.
This film follows a group of tribesmen on their annual two month quest to get salt.
In December 1947, Ebony magazine, an African-American publication, gave the film its annual award for "improving interracial understanding."
The town sponsors an annual Christmas Market the first two weekend in December every year.
Most of the film takes place at an annual party given by three spinsters (two sisters and their niece), where a group of upper-class Dubliners gather for an evening of music, recitations and dinner.
While traveling to New York City for an annual police convention, Chan (Sidney Toler) meets former Scotland Yard investigator Hugh Drake (Frederick Worlock) on the same flight.
''Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' is the same type of animation and from the same creators of ''Chicken run'', but the story now is other: Wallace, a inventor who loves cheese and his smart dog Gromit who is always helping Wallace in his problems,are trying to keep the rabbits away from everybody's vegetables,since there is in their town, an annual Giant Vegetable Competition.
In this atmosphere we are introduced to Avakum, a hermit fur trapper, who lives out in the wilds, as he comes to the village to sell his annual catch to Boris, his close, and rather only, friend in the village, who runs a store.
Wicked Little things was a really good movie.I will say at some parts it seemed really unbelievable, and others it seemed as if there just wasn't enough thought put into the actions of the characters, but overall it was exciting and entertaining.I don't understand why this movie's rating is so low.Nor do I not understand why all the Afterdark Horrorfest film's ratings are so low.These are B-Movies people, and nothing more.They provide great entertainment and most of them don't have many flaws at all.This is definitely worth a look, because you won't be disappointed with the outcome.Wicked Little Things is one of the best 1st Annual Afterdark Horrorfest films, and compared to a lot of other films in the series, this is one of the best overall.
What would the Christmas season be without the annual cinematic ka-ching ka-ching of Santa in all his guises, from Edmund Gwenn to Billy Bob Thornton?
Not a great flick, and unlikely to become must-viewing for anyone's annual Christmas traditions.
30 years later & Hamilton High is soon to hold it's annual prom night.
Pumpkin Jack (the old guy from down the street) brings the college co-eds a book full of witch's spells that he leaves at their annual haunted house (where the movie takes place).
They really can't get stupider than this film dealing with 3 losers who try to capture the college spirit during the annual spring break festivities at many of our higher schools of learning.
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