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The mother character (Played by Jessica Lange) has a dream that she believes must be fulfilled at any costs.
Owing its popularity to episodes such as "Angels in Chains" and "Angels on Wheels," it fulfilled many a preadolescence male's fantasy and "Jiggle TV" was born.
In this dream the man finds his own dream fulfilled, that is, his old life is gone, and now he will pursue his dream, perhaps his passion, for acting.
This is an interesting romantic and funny movie from Hosimin, and it fulfilled my long waiting desires to watch it.
Any hopes of this being a gory lesbian sex-fest will not be fulfilled, as the film doesn't feature much in the way of either and director Ray Austin seems more keen to show photo shoots and religious ceremonies than blood and sex, which is odd considering that the film is from the seventies and is titled 'Virgin Witch'.
However, perhaps only Robin Williams is the only other actor who could of fulfilled Keaton's role, with the genius spontaneity of comedy.
Don't watch it expecting to be fulfilled afterwards.
But, in broad terms, the prophecy of vastly increased leisure for all has not been fulfilled.
Even by 2040, and assuming that all of the Paris agreement’s promises are fulfilled, the IEA expects wind and solar to provide, respectively, just 1.9% and 1% of global energy.
But few of Putin's promises have been fulfilled.
To be fulfilled, you must be in touch with yourself.
The creation of that body was an important step, because it introduced a set of criteria that must be fulfilled by countries that want to call themselves democratic.
With seven separate rates, the GST has certainly not fulfilled the goal of “one nation, one tax.”
There could be no objection to economic liberalism if unimpeded markets fulfilled their promise of satisfying individual preferences through the operation of Adam Smith’s “invisible hand.”
And, according to recent ECB statistics, this hope has been largely fulfilled.
Live Long and ProsperLiving a long time is one of our deepest wishes, and medical and economic progress offers the hope that it will be fulfilled.
Now, however, international acceptance of Iran as a nuclear-threshold state, together with the threat emanating from imploding Arab neighbors, flatly contradicts Netanyahu’s assumptions about the conditions that must be fulfilled for Israel to offer “painful concessions” to the Palestinians.
Many of us believe that such an impossible wager can be fulfilled only by a providential man, with all the hopes – and dangers – that this entails.
I now had a good apartment and a certain salary, so Irving Howe’s conditions for life in the city were fulfilled.
Pushkin’s name may have been inscribed on many a monument, but his prophecy has yet to be fulfilled.
Having announced that he would end his professional career with the World Cup, Zidane had his wish fulfilled.
With the exception of international terrorists and remnants of Saddam Hussein's regime, almost everyone, including Iraqis who eye America's occupying forces with suspicion, wish to see the task of rebuilding Iraq, both politically and materially, fulfilled.
As a result, the new generation of leaders cannot introduce drastic structural reforms, badly needed in several countries, in a way that jeopardizes macroeconomic stability – without which none of their promises can be fulfilled.
It also fulfilled a fundamental need in Northern Indian society: to give millions an identity, a standing in society, and a sense of security that they and their families had not previously known.
Clearly, our data suggest that the industry’s promises have yet to be fulfilled (though the government of Bangladesh claims that there currently is “no child labor” in garment processing units).
In December of 2002, EU leaders committed the Union to start negotiations with Turkey on full membership, provided Turkey fulfilled the relevant criteria common to all candidate countries.
Despite the activation in 2006 of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation (the legal framework for these issues), most of the promises were never fulfilled.
The accession countries of East Central Europe all fulfilled the criteria;Turkey is now following their example.
Furthermore, Slovakia, unlike most of its regional peers, has fulfilled its legal obligation to join the eurozone – an obligation that an independent Scotland would have to take on when, as expected, it sought EU membership.
As the well-known Oxford biologist Richard Dawkins notoriously remarked, "Although atheism might have been logically tenable before Darwin, Darwin made it possible to be an intellectually fulfilled atheist."
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