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Mental capacity does not dictate the ability to love.
I had the pleasure of joining a near capacity audience for the North American Premier of "That Man: Peter Berlin" at the Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.
No one could say Mank didn't have a checkered career: In the 1930s he was castigated for daring to re-write Scott Fitzgerald (in his capacity as Producer on Three Comrades, Scott's only solo writing credit, he felt obliged to 'tidy' up several sequences) and in the 1960s he was the guy brought in to re-write and 'salvage' Cleopatra but in between he initially wrote then wrote and directed some very tasty fare indeed culminating in his two magnum opii A Letter To Three Wives And All About Eve.
It has the capacity to induce laughter, tears, boos and cheers.
But she had a seemingly insatiable thirst for learning, and the capacity and wisdom to read and understand the ways of her world.
I taught college for years, and my students often amazed me with their capacity to appreciate stories from other eras.
Everyone has that capacity no matter their color, background or religion.
Carandiru is a horrible prison which is something like 50% over capacity.
This movie has exceeded my descriptive capacity.
This film, coming out the same year as Star Wars, doesn't begin to approach that landmark film in any capacity.
Gee, there is a large earth tremor....An American scientist is in charge of bringing the plant up to capacity.The scientist is a woman, with her two teenage kids in a school for foreign English speaking teenagers in the Company town in Siberia run by the Russians with American know how and technology.
that all of Europe works on the one time zone sums them up in terms of intellectual capacity.
And it literally turned the tables on me and got me to examine myself--my capacity for understanding and love.
The theater was filled to capacity.
They all are interlinked in some capacity through the film and all are completely bonkers.
This film is packaged as a psychological thriller, yet it has no thrills and the depths of the psychology used in the writing are that of a small child's capacity.
Go back into your caves and let those who still have the capacity to feel relish in the tragedy portrayed by an up-and coming actress.
The scale of this challenge demands a comprehensive, institutional response from the EU that goes well beyond the Decade and the capacity of my foundations.
For obvious reasons, governments that support the targeting of schools and educators in any capacity must be held to account.
Countries enduring and emerging from violence may not have the financial capacity to rebuild schools while simultaneously funding reconstruction.
But the capacity of the state to look after the welfare of its citizens has been severely impaired by globalization, because capital can escape taxation much more easily than labor can.
Europe’s lack of a collective defense strategy, together with declining investment in military capacity, is also a serious obstacle to its continuing global influence as a security actor.
But it is just one paper; there is still a lot more to learn about our capacity to limit global warming.
For academic institutions, one major goal should be to build students’ capacity for creative thinking and critical inquiry.
In 2004, the investment share of GDP rose to 45%—one of the highest levels in recorded financial history—as banks financed a huge expansion of property development and manufacturing capacity.
Now, the largest banks are claiming significant increases in non-performing property loans, while the glut of new industrial capacity implies that some firms may not have adequate profits to service their debts.
Only this will give a Morsi administration the necessary legitimacy and capacity to carry out a joint transition with the military for a true change of regime.
The question is how to increase the absorptive capacity of the region and build a modern industrial base.
The factors that drove the Putin era of rapid economic growth – high and rising oil prices, cheap labor, and unused production capacity – are all exhausted.
The WHO’s plan provides a new strategy to strengthen vector control worldwide through increased capacity, improved surveillance, better coordination, and integrated action across sectors and diseases.
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