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And to say that such changes can persist after death is itself a factual claim, which, of course, may or may not be true.
They also claim that we spend too many resources in their rehabilitation.
If someone were to appear on this stage in front of me and actually claim to be an ancient prince of Denmark named Hamlet, you would be insulted and rightly so.
They claim to be psychics, or sensitives, whatever they can.
Which, in this simple portal makes the claim that it makes accessible all of the world's information.
When the terrorist incidents occurred in the United Kingdom a couple of years ago, I think even though they didn't claim as many lives as we lost in the United States on 9/11, I think the thing that troubled the British most was that the perpetrators were not invaders, but homegrown citizens whose religious and political identities were more important to them than the people they grew up with, went to school with, worked with, shared weekends with, shared meals with.
By the 1950s, we started connecting all the towns together with what a lot of people claim is the eighth wonder of the world, the highway system.
And did you know that if you make a regular donation to charity, that charity may have grounds to make a claim on your estate?
I'm making this claim that there's a game layer on top of the world, and it's very important that we build it properly.
It's the one policy proposal that I make in the book, at this time, when I claim not to know enough about religion to know what other policy proposals to make.
And if you think about the number of people who claim in surveys to regularly look for porn on the Web, it's very few.
You can go to another group, peer over their shoulders, see what they're doing, come back to you own group and claim it as your own work."
That's its great claim to fame.
I mention this because there are prophets today who claim that technology will fundamentally alter the human condition and perhaps even transform the human species.
Now I give you, from our research, a very short claim.
Of course, there are stupid Hollywood movies about drunken teenagers on a spring break, but those movies don't even claim to be serious works of art.
Sugar Ray (Pryor) and his adopted son Quickie (Murphy) are gathering easily 10000 dollar per day but of course soon the mob and the corrupt police come around the corner to claim their part of the cookie.
The judges are four other guys who also claim to be expert pick up artists but they also seem like just huge d-bags just like the contestants.
Six college students shack up in a condemned hospital to save money and end up victims of an ancient monster who must claim five victims before it returns to "the shadowy world from which it came!"
After receiving a letter map and gold nugget from her brother Jared, Shadrach Smith, Clair and her husband Nick Breman, Carrie Bradac & Sean Hines, drive to the village together with four other friends and armature gold-prospectors Alx & Tori, Steve Wastell & Sangie, and Hayden & Rox Ann, Rick Majeske & Elina to stake their claim.
Your kids will never forgive you and will claim sickness for a week.
But I do not claim him to be a bad director this time .
Art imitates life (or so the claim goes) and popular Hindi cinema is no exception, reflecting an underlying misogyny which, regrettably, forms the foundation of much of the collective Indian culture.
With a MySpace URL and a mighty (if puzzlingly subjective) promise of preserving so-called "old school American horror," "Hatchet" will draw a lot of curiosity seekers with its DVD release (where that claim is emblazoned on the disc itself).
He is his usual self in this one, maybe a bit lighter hearted than in the others; the rest of the cast is good if your watching a movie of the week on T.V. - the whole film has the production value of a bad episode of the A-Team and I like the escapism fun of a show like the A-Team but not on the big screen, even if it is an action movie that doesn't claim to be anything to sophisticated.
Sometimes when a film is panned by the critics one just has to see it to see if it is really as bad as the claim, well in this case it was.
And some of them claim to be horror movie buffs!
Guy Pearce almost looks like Flynn, and this resemblance is the only one this film can claim.
I don't claim for my money back, just for my time and the time of persons I invited to watch this thing... oh God !
Whereas it is good to see a British director attempting to break out of the confines of convention, AKA's only claim for innovative fame rests on the novelty of the triple screen.
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