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I can barely contain myself from bursting into laughter at just the thought of it.
Young people, bursting with sex appeal are living almost underground and preaching rebel computer philosophy...
In terms of bloodshed the only notable moment is a surprisingly neat chest bursting that rates as one of the highlights of the experience.
There are fissures bursting open at random, men running around in Creature from the Black Lagoon costumes, a gratuitous song, a mysterious dagger, lots of tunnels, but no logic.
Robert Shaw - angry, coping with His injured leg, unbeatable, bursting with force.
This type of sitcom nonsense--featuring totally unreal supporting characters bursting into the scenario at just the wrong moment (such as the pushy real-estate agent)--doesn't usually work on film; the would-be eccentricities stick out as phony artifices.
He keeps bursting into this song on his goddamn ukulele which goes "God wants all his children to be happy happy happy" - over and over and over again.
The chest bursting scene is a prime example.
The thing with the bird was bizarre and completely off the wall and i also kinda get sick of everything bursting into flames all the time but the party scene and the ending, how we see the bus at the beginning drive off onto the desert and the ground opens up and hell swallows them was implemented well again at the end of the film (granted we just see them drive into the desert but still..) Also Lisa was hot!
Indeed, for many Baltic citizens, suppressed visions of torture, deportations, and flight – all experiences from our recent history – are once again bursting into our consciousness.
The bursting of the US real-estate bubble in 2007 is a case in point.
Schools in both Jordan and Lebanon were overcrowded even before the refugees arrived; now they are bursting at the seams.
The third mode is like the second: a bursting bubble or bad news about future productivity or interest rates drives the fall in asset prices.
Europe's Overdue ReformationWar and its huge cost; the falling dollar; mounting trade and budget deficits; the chicanery that hollowed out companies like Enron and WorldCom; the bursting of the high-tech bubble: capitalism American-style is both under strain and under a cloud.
From my window, I watched the Rubbish Gangster: shaven head, bull neck, and swollen nose, from which dangled mucus-incrusted strands of hair, his short arms bursting with criminal power.
The Mansehra to Balakot road, finally forced open by huge army bulldozers, is now lined with relief trucks bursting with supplies that were donated by people from across the country.
As a result, a housing bubble, a mortgage bubble, an equity bubble, a bond bubble, a credit bubble, a commodity bubble, a private equity bubble, and a hedge funds bubble are all now bursting simultaneously.
I went to observe… I waited for that moment when their eyes would start bursting from pain.”
In general, silos are bursting.
The housing bubble was bursting by last fall, and banks with large mortgage holdings started reporting huge losses, sometimes big enough to destroy the bank itself, as in the case of Bear Stearns.
The Global Impact of America’s Housing CrisisCAMBRIDGE – The bursting of America’s housing bubble in the summer of 2006 triggered the global financial crisis and recession.
In the United States, newspapers and magazines are trumpeting reports in the last few months that the decade-long boom in home prices may be at an end, and that the bubble may be bursting.
In the aftermath of the bursting of the dotcom bubble in early 2000, and with fears of a Japan scenario weighing heavily on the policy debate, it opted for an incremental normalization strategy – raising its policy rate 17 times in small moves of 25 basis points over a 24-month period from mid-2004 to mid-2006.
Fortunately, today’s private-sector labs are bursting with innovations that could spark major productivity-enhancing technological and operational improvements.
After a succession of bursting multi-trillion-dollar credit bubbles, you might wonder what to make of Robert Lucas’s view that rational expectations enable perfectly calculating “agents” to maximize economic utility.
To the extent that banks and other highly leveraged financial institutions hold them, the bursting bubbles could cause bankruptcies and financial-market breakdown.
Now that the bubble is bursting, US stock markets are down and the dollar is weakening relative to the Euro.
London was bursting with dynamism, and proud to assert itself as the world capital of multiculturalism.
For example, the confluence of deleveraging and the bursting of the equity bubble could create a self-reinforcing downward spiral in the old manufacturing economy that shakes consumer confidence and offsets the emerging dynamism of the new services economy.
The bursting of the US housing bubble acted as a detonator that exploded a much larger super-bubble that started developing in the 1980’s when market fundamentalism became the dominant creed.ampnbsp;
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