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And Homo sapiens are one small leaf on a very extensive Tree of Life, which is densely populated by organisms that have been honed for survival over millions of years.
So, what we did for the first two and a half years was four things: We did an extensive review of the literature in related fields, like cognitive psychology, spatial cognition, gender studies, play theory, sociology, primatology.
Well, they have an extensive toolbox.
Because current models are bulky, expensive, and require extensive training to operate, most hospitals only have a few in supply.
Every article on Wikipedia has a corresponding discussion page, and on the discussion page they had extensive argument among the Wikipedians as to whether to have his real name featured in the article.
If you think it's funny, bear in mind there is an organization called the American Institute of Wine Economics, which actually does extensive research into perception of things, and discovers that except for among perhaps five or ten percent of the most knowledgeable people, there is no correlation between quality and enjoyment in wine, except when you tell the people how expensive it is, in which case they tend to enjoy the more expensive stuff more.
And I don't wander far from that place for a majority of my time, even though I'm an extensive global trekker.
States with extensive tort reform still suffer all these pathologies.
Fortunately, our leaders in Washington at NASA headquarters knew better and we began a very extensive study of the red planet.
It was not an "art" movie; just an excuse to show several gratuitous, exploitative, over-the-top scenes with extensive male genital nudity.
I bought the DVD out of a big bin for $4.99, thinking I'd lucked into some documentary pearl that would actually show extensive footage of the Karakoram mountains, and K2 in particular.
The yawns between the lines from Wayans and Sandler are extensive indeed.
Recently, I noticed that DH 2: The Maize had a pretty extensive ad campaign.
This meant that I would have to do extensive Chuck research, and find out as much as I could about the man.
The movie is worth watching if you want to get a sense of the looks of the City itself, paying little or no attention to the rather weak "plot" and the many twists that require a rather extensive suspension of disbelief.
I was not even born when the Attica riot took place, however, through extensive research, I find that "The Killing Yard" does the story all of it's fair justices.
It is, however, intended to be metaphoric with extensive symbolism apparent to those with superb attention to detail.
I have done extensive searches online with not luck and I was wondering if anyone would have any ideas on trying to get a copy of this movie?
I guess I went with the tune as usual; I kept getting lost on the changes--too deep, extensive, over my head, probably.
Frank Sinatra has one of his best roles as a reformed heroin addict coming back to his Chicago neighborhood after an extensive stay in a clinic.
The movie has obviously been realized on an extensive budget which is brilliantly deployed in its realistic, crowd-filled sets.
This set of unique individual sketches with extensive self-referential humor is reminiscent of a really raunchy Kids in the Hall.
Everything about this movie is exceptional: a well-written script that makes use of extensive flashbacks, a great cast, superb lighting that seems to tell the story more than the actions proper.
Okay...so I am gazing through my Mom and Dad's extensive DVD collection (mostly because they don't charge late fees;-)) and I come upon "A Thousand Acres."
I had the great pleasure of recently viewing this beautifully filmed wide-screen adaption of the the 1943 stage revival (which unlike the original 1935 production) which included extensive spoken recitatives.
The girls have an extensive knowledge of movies, and TV shows, and are constantly quoting them.
The film makes extensive use of alien abduction mythology, while also showing a bit more intelligence about some facets of abduction myths than you would expect out of a movie.
There is also an extensive fan-based movement to bring the show back .
At the beginning is says: "This film is fiction, but the events portrayed and the information about UK emergency planning are based on extensive research"; and the general feeling is that you're not being sold on an idea, but that you're being taught a lesson in civil awareness.
Adapted from Sam Shepard's play, this movie retains many play-like elements such as a relatively fixed setting (a roadside 50's motel in the Southwest) and extensive, intriguing dialogues.
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