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The child grows up and ends up being a champion of speed-eating, he marries a woman (wich is also fat) and thus the next generation is born.
Something about Tyrone Power becoming a champion bullfighter and having Linda Darnell as a girlfriend.
Harvey soars as a self-centered chess master whose ego won't let him be defeated by his arch-rival, Krushen as a Russian champion.
Molly defeated Trish to become the new woman's champion, thank God. Kurt Angle defeated Hulk Hogan and the dead man Undertaker defeated Triple H to retain his undisputed title.
A murder of ex-boxing champion.
Laurence Harvey stars as a win at all costs chess champion in "The Most Dangerous Match," one of the original Columbo episodes.
Harvey, number one at the game only because of the illness of the Russian champion (Jack Kruschen) the year before, panics when he plays a practice match with Kruschen and realizes that this year, he will lose his title.
The Toros are champion cheerleaders, but soon after being named captain, Torrance discovers that their team has actually been stealing cheers from a poor, inner-city school.
using cameras, sound,editing and anticipation, what we have here is an engrossing, raw horror movie with a uniquely charming eternal champion.
The giant of marathon is Phillipides (Steve Reeves) - an Olympic champion and warrior called upon to defend ancient Greece against an invasion by Persia from without and the treason of Theocrates from within.
The kung-fu action I was expecting was short but, straight to point, it left you wanting more, you could tell Jason Yee knew what he was doing as I found out later in the DVD extras he is a real kung-fu champion.
I hope that the Spanish EU Presidency will build on this experience to champion the launch of a comprehensive European Roma strategy.
Twenty years have passed since the IBM computer Deep Blue defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov, and we all know computers have improved since then.
But Deep Blue won through sheer computing power, using its ability to calculate the outcomes of more moves to a deeper level than even a world champion can.
It needs to build substantially on its leadership on climate change by adopting much tougher EU goals, and then use its international economic and trade clout to champion new global emissions standards that scientific opinion can accept as meaningful.
Indeed, in the first four months of this year, China became the world’s leading goods exporter, overtaking Germany, the previous champion.
Policymakers are equally reluctant to champion meaningful changes – like carbon taxes or the elimination of fossil-fuel subsidies.
Moreover, it will not be easy for Cuba to find a new leader to champion its absolutist ideology across Latin America.
Having seen the harsh realities of the world as it really is , he has become the champion of the “just war.”
Deng Xiaoping began to champion “reform and opening” in 1978.
Yet somehow Brazil again became the World Cup champion.
Hezbollah is, after all, a creature of Lebanon’s resistance to Israel’s 1982 invasion, now trying to reassert its influence at home and in the wider region by portraying itself as a champion of the Arab-Islamic cause, namely in Palestine.
The Internet entrepreneur Peter Thiel and the legendary chess champion Garry Kasparov have suggested that the malaise runs even deeper, as has the economist Robert Gordon.
In the meantime, we should champion the most powerful development investments: spending on child nutrition, immunization, early childhood education, and scholarships for girls can lead to meaningful, lifelong improvements in health and income levels.
“Great Britain, the British Commonwealth of Nations, mighty America, [and the Soviet Union] must be the friends and sponsors of the new Europe and must champion its right to live.”
Donald Trump’s Trade-Knowledge DeficitPARIS – As a longtime champion of liberty and free trade, it is not surprising that the United States enjoys one of the highest standards of living in the world.
One can debate whether the EU is a stale champion of the rules-based liberal international order.
Their instinct (and their bureaucratic interest) is to defend their countries’ “national champion” bank(s) abroad.
The United Nations is the champion of the most vulnerable.
As Chinese President Xi Jinping – now the default champion of globalization – pointed out at Davos this year, “Whether you like it or not, the global economy is the big ocean from which you cannot escape.”
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