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Depression in sentence

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Cecilia, an unhappily married woman living in the depression era, escapes the brutality of the real world by watching movies.
There was plenty of potential to explore and possibly comment upon post-partum depression but this film seems only to have skimmed the surface and shown us many angry and confused people and nothing more.
Everything about this movie screams class--from the sight gags to the outrageous costumes (which if you really look at the costumes and sets they probably cost a fortune in Depression money) Laurel and Hardy are great for the whole movie with some of the goofiest antics I've seen in any of their films (selling mouse traps: they drill holes in the floor so the mice can get in and then cap them with golf balls so they can't get back out) The gorilla in Switzerland is hilarious (and really random) but makes me laugh every time.
I've seen some "Mystery Science Theater 3000" episodes in my life, and believe me, watching most of these movies as originally intended (as in a theater, of course) would give be permanent depression!
This film takes place during the great depression and Joan Colby is an older woman who has not married and her sister, Valerie Colby, (Lucile Brown) is planning to get married which sort of puts the pressure on Joan to do the same thing and not become an old maid.
The overblown musicals of the 1930s easily set themselves up to get parodied (in my opinion, it was outright inappropriate of Hollywood to make these sorts of movies given that the country was in the midst of the Great Depression).
All characters are in a state of depression, which thinking about it, appears quite natural.
Two great actors Dustin Hoffman and Steve McQueen are able to present you disappointment, happiness, loyalty, patience, hope, insanity, friendship and depression perfectly.
This story of the smart little guy and the very dumb big guy, set against the backdrop of the California of the Depression period, has all the makings of a classic, yet somehow it falls a little short.
Gritty depression era flick, showing why Warner Bros. was the studio of record.
If a bubble develops, and if the bubble does not deflate but collapses, threatening to cause a depression, the Fed would have the policy tools to short-circuit that chain.
The best news of the year is that, at long last, the Continent's consumers seem to be emerging from their long depression.
It was largely a fluke that this growth slowdown coincided with an asset-bubble collapse and a cyclical depression – one that caused Japanese output to shrink by about 10% in a few short years, followed by only a slow recovery to the new, lower potential growth rate.
The researchers concluded that self-reported overall health and depression improved among those who enrolled in Medicaid, and that there was an increase in the diagnosis and treatment of diabetes for this group.
The thinking is clear (if rarely spelled out clearly by politicians): whereas a loss of market confidence in the British state’s solvency would most likely trigger a depression, above-target inflation can be rectified at a relatively tolerable cost to living standards (though higher than it should have been).
From a "Black Tuesday" revisited, it will be but a short step to world depression.
Here is an outline of the next depression, poised to happen.
In addressing the post-2008 economic malaise, which stems from over-indebtedness, policymakers are correct to focus on the threat of debt deflation, which can lead to depression.
But, in order to stave off the threat of deflation and depression, it is targeting a lower unemployment rate, below 6.5%.
In the coming years, Europe appears set to lurch from the frying pan of depression to the fire of high inflation.
The result was the collapse of the global system into depression, genocide, and world war.
This would mean a depression not just for the US, but for Asia and probably Europe as well, for the US can remain the world’s importer of last resort and guarantor of effective demand only as long as its domestic consumption is strong.
The most extreme response to the Depression came from Hitler’s Germany.
These antidepressants are not used simply to treat severe clinical depression.
But, as long as the degree of insolvency is small enough that a relatively minor degree of monetary easing can prevent a major depression and mass unemployment, this is a good option in an imperfect world, this is a good option in an imperfect world.
But even this is almost surely better than a depression.
Despite the enormous cost – more than half of the fledgling government’s expenditures in early years went to debt service – the economy shook off the 1780’s depression and entered a growth boom.
The G20 and the Inequality CrisisLONDON – Almost a decade ago, facing a near-collapse of the financial system and the risk of a depression, the world needed a new form of leadership to navigate and restore confidence in the global economy.
The catastrophic performance of France’s team in South Africa may well reinforce the nation’s depression.
But consider Argentina, which suffered a deep four-year depression, beginning in 1998.
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