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The greatest sequence involves our heroes attempting to get a piano across an Alpine valley rope bridge - the precarious position of artificial human culture within a dangerous natural world is exposed.
To add icing to this cake, they are finally attacked on the rope bridge by a gorilla!
Is there anyone out there who wants to buy a bridge out there in the Brooklyn area?
And as for Kate O'Mara being passed off as a 16 year servant, well forget it Sangster and one more thing would you like to buy a bridge I have for sale in London?
The character reactions are not in the least believable and the plot is more rickety than the old bridge.
I lost count of the references to the Chattahoochie Bridge ("nothing good ever happened on that bridge") and the repetitions of the name Billy Joe McAllister.
I think this Herman's Hermit movie was a bridge between the two time periods.
A film that can help to bridge gaps with honesty, understanding, and self awareness.
So, that is why I think he jumped off the bridge.
Not until Boris Yeltsin did Russia make its first steps to bridge these divides.
In the case of Nepal and other disaster-prone regions, the fund could, and should, be used to strengthen immediate relief plans, improve coordinated responses, and support longer-term efforts to bridge humanitarian relief and development, including preventive measures, such as retrofitting schools.
The US is brimming with educated young people who, as CHWs, could bridge the gap between medical facilities and patients, thereby improving American social capital and health outcomes.
Government can, of course, bridge the gap via deficit spending (preferably focused on employment-generating investment that enhances future growth).
And when he meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin this week, he could find a way to bridge the divide between the EU’s eastern and western flanks, which want, respectively, to contain and engage Russia.
He will have to bridge the EU’s geographic divides, and position himself as pro-European and patriotic, establishment and anti-establishment, open and protectionist, pro-growth and fiscally restrained.
Global development-finance institutions, like the World Bank Group – which includes my institution, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) – can provide a bridge between governments and the private sector.
For the West, the term limit was an ideological bridge that led to a path of engagement.
The gap between rich and poor, already a challenge to our ideas of social justice, will become a chasm that mere equality of opportunity will be powerless to bridge.
The problem with being the bridge, though, is that neither side--neither the "West" nor the "Muslim world"--considers Turkey fully one of its own.
Some countries have sought to bridge the gap between their energy potential and their populations' lack of access to energy.
It is time to seek out best practices that bridge this putative divide, and scale them up.
If his regime falls, Hezbollah is at risk of losing its arms-supply bridge to Iran.
Will this strategy be enough to bring lapsed Catholics back into the fold, or to bridge the gap between the largely conservative generation of “John Paul II priests” and younger, more liberal Catholics?
He assured Chinese leaders that the United States is committed to honoring all its debts, despite its recent credit downgrade; he talked enthusiastically about US-China interdependence; and he showcased his granddaughter, who has studied Chinese for several years, as a future bridge between the two countries.
By serving as a bridge between informal savings groups and banks, health centers, schools, and agricultural extension services, we are helping women make better decisions about food use, nutritional practices, and spending.
While a post-election, lame-duck session of Congress will address the fiscal cliff, the deep differences between Republicans and Democrats on taxes and spending remain wide and difficult to bridge.
The day before he visited Lahore, he told Afghanistan’s parliament that he hopes “Pakistan will become a bridge between South Asia and Afghanistan and beyond,” and discussed how the region’s countries “can all prosper together.”
These loans, meant as a temporary bridge before the reforms entered into effect, need to be reaffirmed every six months.
The solution to the productivity problem is easy to state but difficult to accomplish: the country must bridge the widening gap between the “two Mexicos” – the agile, dynamic, post-NAFTA modern economy (the “Aztec tiger”)and the traditional economy of slow-growing, unproductive traditional businesses.
Zionism has lost its way as a defining paradigm for a nation willing to find a bridge with the surrounding Arab world.
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