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These are the nomad girls who became prostitutes for Afghan businessmen.
We established a green tax, and then everybody accepted it and all businessmen paid it regularly.
Today scientists, technologists, businessmen, engineers don't have any personal responsibility for the consequences of their actions.
I built, along with my two brothers, the leading real estate company in my home state, Kerala, and then worked professionally with two of India's biggest businessmen, but in their startup enterprises.
Oh and insanely bad dance numbers and the obligatory Japenese businessmen who want to buy the camp (on the condition that male cheerleader, Tommy Hamilton, stays with the camp of course).
Three businessmen are involved in a bar fight with three mysterious men.
The three businessmen take revenge, which escalates to a murder after another.
We are doctors, lawyers, architects, Businessmen and women, musicians, actors AND FILMMAKERS.
With these films, I'm never sure if the director is intent on making the mobsters seem like normal businessmen or if it just comes out that way.
When a group of businessmen start dying in the presence of the mysterious Mr. Coulomb, FBI agent Dick Martin is assigned to the case.
A group of evil businessmen need to knock down a building to build a huge complex, but they can't remove the tenants.
The tenants and businessmen with their hired thugs clash until the film ends with one of the funniest fights ever!
Once in a while, the film-makers will go so far over budget in producing a film that the businessmen responsible for funding the enterprise will be badly hurt financially and will of course become very angry about this.
He only wanted to success in a society where all the people, the politic men, the businessmen, the journalists, the women are corrupt.
But Benito is actually leading a group of heirs and businessmen, including American entrepreneur Mr. Kitch (Jack Palance), with ulterior motives, reflected by what Anna hopefully will actually accomplish with the Count.
It's about four businessmen, driven by manhood and macho-behavior, who're spending a canoeing weekend high up in the mountains.
Each of four businessmen face their darkest fears when they tackle a challenging whitewater trip, on a river about to be replaced by a dam.
Deliverance is John Boorman's 1972 horror/thriller movie about a group of four Atlanta businessmen (Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned Beatty and Ronnie Cox), that undertake a canoe trip down the Cahulawassee River before the river is dammed.
The only reason this got made was because the businessmen behind it (I refuse to call them film-makers)knew they could secure a DVD deal in the States.
The Hansons who were likable goons transformed to boring businessmen and that is criminal.
There's a scene inside the slaughterhouse, when the fat killer is above one of the businessmen and taunts the businessman with a weapon.
When he comes back, he finds the Red Skull has assassinated Kennedy, King and has become one of the world's most powerful supervillains and businessmen.
He's portrayed as the antithesis of Truman, a calm dreamer who hates stupidity and bureaucracy (one and the same) in the local businessmen and NGS officials.
The politics of Meiji Period Japan are also horribly condensed into some oily Japanese businessmen out to make a buck by coddling to the West.
The cast is almost entirely middle-aged and mad scientists, ruthless businessmen and corrupt officials all play a far greater part in the proceedings than any shark, whether stock footage or rubber.
But really, this film attacked all aspects of life in the united states, welfare, blacks, whites, lying politicians, sleazy businessmen, all of it.
Also worthy of note are the businessmen in the office scenes, which demonstrate that when Pratten is not trying to make a load of spookery convince, he's actually quite a good writer/director.
Meanwhile, evil big businessmen are preparing to mine the vents.
The story revolves around group of businessmen who have failed in their latest business venture.
Lugosi is weirder than usual as one of several businessmen interested in a new method of electronic television (which was nothing more than a novelty at the time) that allows broadcast around the world.
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