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i guess i'm getting to the nostalgic stage in life,and Then Came Bronson is something that readily comes to mind.definitely a show of it's time,it surely borrowed from other shows(Route 66?)but added it's own touch in great writing and acting(Michael Parks).speaking of him,i thought he had disappeared from the planet,but his IMDb resume says differently.Parks difficulties with the shows producers probably caused the series early demise,and that's a pity.watching the show as a kid,i was fascinated that this guy could just pick up and move on at will(whereas i was forced to go to school),on a search to find out something about himself.this
it's very realistic and sad movie which tell us about a short love but real one (because this love stand against all difficulties of those days).
Particular attention should be given to elementary schools and libraries outside of cities.Afghanistan poses particular difficulties in reconstruction, as it is not a society with a strong political center.
Interfering in other countries internal affairs is fraught with difficulties, but not interfering can be more dangerous.
PARIS: Brazil's currency devaluation earlier this year, and its difficulties since in stabilizing the real as well as its stock market, have demonstrated the importance, if any new proof was needed, of financial markets and their volatile mood swings.
The difficulties Kirchner faces are enormous.
The World Bank and other institutions considering assistance through loans face even greater difficulties.
But, whatever the difficulties, the quality of public debate stands to benefit enormously from well-structured wagers.
But the difficulties of educating the public about the causes of skin cancer do not diminish our obligation to try.
Because “aid for trade” – assistance for developing countries that aims to ease their trade-related constraints – takes the form of financial support, a practical issue is whether donors can maintain their level of funding, given today’s economic difficulties.
As a result, there is an overhang of illiquid financial institutions, whose holdings could be unloaded if they run into difficulties.
Both countries face major political and financial difficulties caused by high unemployment and low growth.
Instead, the exigencies of domestic politics have induced many European leaders to underscore the difficulties and accentuate the failures of expansion.
Both he and Christofias remain committed to finding a solution, despite the difficulties they face.
Helicopter money raises both legal and technical difficulties.
The political difficulties inherent in such a scheme would no doubt make agreement difficult.
Has our slowness in finding out been due to our difficulties in choosing the right organism to study?
But the constitutional convention, too, must be elected, and this election may run into the very difficulties that plague first elections to parliaments in new democracies.
But Saudi Arabia’s attitude toward Qatar may generate some difficulties for its own policy.
After exposure to extreme stress, some victims report difficulties remembering things in everyday life.
But the subsequent difficulties in Iraq - and in America's foreign relations more generally - have placed that topic at the heart of the election campaign.
Year after year, the EU has successfully muddled through its difficulties.
The fact that May is facing the weakest domestic opposition imaginable may actually compound her difficulties.
First, it is tempting to avoid facing the painful events in our lives that might be the cause of our difficulties.
Mental health services should offer something more than having our feelings chemically suppressed, or having our children’s difficulties sitting still controlled by amphetamines (which, apart from teaching children that problems are best solved with drugs, stunt growth by an average of one centimeter per year).
He recently began to identify with his religious and ethnic origins, and was experiencing academic difficulties at university, but he was well versed in multiple US subcultures.
None of these options is easy; each entails serious difficulties and great risks.
But evolutionary progress is always preferable to revolutionary upheaval, and, despite all the difficulties of genuine incremental reform, the prospects are not absolutely hopeless.
One country, two systems brilliantly balanced the aspirations, anxieties, and difficulties posed by the change in sovereignty from Britain to China.
Grave as these setbacks may be, the scale of Germany’s difficulties can be comprehended only once their causal link with developments in Italy is grasped.
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