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Commonly employed off the coast of Chile and in the fjords of Norway, these fish, like many industrially farmed animals, occupy stressful, overcrowded pens.
Worse still, since the antibiotics employed to fight disease aren’t fully absorbed by the fish, they get excreted back into the environment.
What is fascinating is this city actually has all the characteristics of a real megacity: a grid is employed to lay the city out.
10,500 sweepers are employed by the city.
To correct the balance of these fluids, doctors employed dangerous treatments like bloodletting and purging.
There's actually a sleight of hand here that Paul Renner, the designer who made this in 1927, employed.
So in a competitive industry where DJs have been relentlessly honing their craft, desperate to attain gigs, sending demos to clubs, my best friend and I took a different approach, and we started our own club night, and we employed ourselves as the DJs.
Members of these super-powered factions are regularly employed by various noble houses, all competing for power and new planets to add to their kingdoms.
Earlier European painters in the Cubist tradition had employed rigid geometry to abstract external subjects.
But here, O’Keeffe employed the shapes and rhythms of nature to capture her internal feelings.
The first person we employed at Mobius over six years ago was a mechanic named Kazungu.
48 percent of working tribes say, these are employed tribes, say, "I'm great and you're not."
And we should remember who employed the sharecroppers: the Democrats, right?
He employed 200 people.
I think they really built an attractive place here and have just employed all-green construction.
Today, three years later, the company has employed another thousand women.
Here are shrimp boats employed.
There are hundreds of shrimp boats employed to drag booms instead of nets.
That's how you got to be rich; you employed them.
I can imagine some experts being employed in the making of this movie, but then being conveniently ignored in the pursuit of the heroic, and sadly fantastical storyline.
Speaking of the synopsis--whoever they employed for that job made the film sound funny, quirky, romantic, and quite enjoyable.
Whoever that person was, he or she should have been employed to rewrite this script.
Aside from a few clever techniques employed, the movie rarely connects the dizzying thematics with the dull script, ultimately coming across as a cheap exploitation into the cult genre, substituting hollow imagery for genuine substance.
These early scenes are the best, with the unseen Censor plucking the letter out of the sky with long mechanical arms, nets and even a specially employed eagle!
You read right, they REFUSED!!! Being employed by them, I was ashamed.
Harry (Judd Nelson), a "reformed" burglar, and Daphne (Gina Gershon), an aspiring actress, are employed as live window mannequins at a department store where one evening they are late in leaving and are locked within, whereupon they witness, from their less than protective glass observation point, an apparent homicide occurring on the street.
The Descent is also lit in naturalistic manner, making it all the more scary, unlike the laughably lit Cave which resembles a giant magical Christmas Santa's grotto, with cathedral-sized room after room dazzling in gloriously blue light from... who knows where, while the cavers torches are employed exclusively in artistically lighting up the granite-jawed heroes (each more puppet-like than any Team America / Gerry Anderson / Thunderbirds creation).
The Nelsons (Kay Francis and John Eldredge) are forcibly employed by Gurney (Bogart) without objections.
There he learns of some of the dirty tricks employed by the CIA on foreigners that America doesn't like.
Matthau and Jackson have surprisingly effective chemistry as a screen couple and are given strong support from Richard Benjamin, Candice Azzara, Dick O'Neill, and especially Art Carney as the inept and senile Chief of Staff at the hospital where Matthau is employed.
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