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I thought the movie had a great mix of dramatic scenes mixed with musical numbers and a little comedy (Richard Pryor) to evenly pace this film.
All the vignettes are evenly balanced and nothing is given an overt emotional spin, and I think it's the distance that makes the movie work so well.
It is a stretch to call it uneven because it is evenly ordinary.
It kept your interest fairly evenly.
However the serial is so poorly and evenly made and acted that you'll be sitting staring at the screen in utter disbelief.
All of the scenes are evenly lit, and don't differ much from each other.
This is why financial theory prescribes spreading risks as evenly as possible around the world, rather than around only one country, as plans for a national catastrophe fund envision.
If globalization, which has so enriched the world’s wealthiest countries, is to continue, governments must find ways to increase incomes more evenly.
Almost 40% of working-age women hold jobs, school and university enrollment is evenly split between the sexes, and the average wage differential, whereby women earn about 70% of what men make, is comparable to that of industrialized nations.
Iran at History’s Fork in the RoadNEW YORK – History rarely unfolds smoothly or evenly.
The fact is that resources are not evenly distributed among countries.
Bilateral alliances maximize the control that a great power can exert over smaller allies, whereas multilateral arrangements distribute power and influence more evenly.
But the fruits of globalization and rapid growth have not been evenly shared – the rich become super-rich, even as a large fraction of the population remains destitute.
To the committed observer, it does not appear that democratic countries’ electorates are so evenly divided along class or similar lines as to cause political stalemate.
We also know that the impact of climate change will not be evenly distributed across the globe.
Premier Wen Jiabao himself recognizes the urgent need to address the country’s inequitable growth, calling for means to be found to “share prosperity evenly,” and thus to reduce the widening gaps between “rich and poor, cities and countryside.”
This analysis calls for the most radical action: to develop an economic and social system in which resources, particularly wealth and power, are more evenly distributed.
On the political side, however, the two countries were not evenly matched.
Palestinians are the only people of whom a majority sees less equality for people of different racial or ethnic groups, although opinion is relatively evenly divided in Nigeria, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Russia.
Not only has German resurgence raised overall growth in Europe, but it has also made growth less evenly balanced throughout the euro zone.
It is imperative that the European Commission distributes all burdens evenly and fairly among the EU’s 27 members.
Though the EU as a whole maintains a balanced energy mix, with supply divided relatively evenly among gas, coal, oil, renewables, and nuclear generation, individual countries are often excessively dependent on a single source and, more dangerously, a single supplier: Russia.
If Grexit is to be averted (which should be the EU’s highest priority), the challenge posed by Brexit would already look significantly less daunting, given that here the risks are spread much more evenly between the Union and the UK.
So it is convenient for them to downplay the likelihood that risks to the world’s financial system will be spread more evenly than the benefits.
Its reluctance is understandable, because voters are evenly divided on the issue, and no one will invest a cent in Mexican oil or gas if the recently approved constitutional amendment on Pemex can be overturned in 2015, as the opposition claims will happen.
This requires a different governance structure in which power is more evenly distributed, so that the IMF can effectively exercise surveillance where it should, not just where it can.
Small cuts are usually delivered evenly, aggravating all public services, while deep cuts have to be selective and structural.
The next 95% would create much more happiness and opportunity if it was divided evenly among US citizens or others than if they were to consume any portion of it.
But progress has not been evenly distributed across Africa.
A New York Times analysis of exit polls found that voters with annual incomes below $50,000 backed Clinton by about a ten-point margin, while voters with incomes above that level split evenly between the two candidates.
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