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The setting is decent enough with gardens, antiques, and other period specialties, but the illogical story, the lackluster direction, and the mediocre acting all portend a rather dull ride.
There is a really good chase scene when the baddies are after Lucky in the gardens.
It knows that the bureaucratic apparatus remains outrageously large, and that civil servants retain numerous expensive perks - cars, dachas, medical services, and more - while most ordinary Russians scrape by on meager wages and vegetable gardens.
Crops, gardens, and orchards provided abundant food supplies.
“Things are actually worse since the revolution,” Khalil said while hopping on a minibus to a nearby wealthy residential compound where he gardens.
Efforts to limit the risks incurred in this volatile environment have focused on creating private networks and “walled gardens” (closed platforms) – cyber equivalents to the seventeenth-century enclosures that were used to solve that era’s “tragedy of the commons.”
Between 2006 and 2011, for example, we doubled the agriculture budget, distributed more than 2,000 cows to low-income families, and expanded milk delivery and fruit and vegetable gardens across the country.
Rain gardens – small pockets of native vegetation planted in natural depressions and low points – can resolve this problem by collecting and filtering rainwater, so that it can be reabsorbed by the Earth, resulting in recharged aquifers and increased biodiversity.
In Chinese “sponge cities” such as Shenzhen, rain gardens, together with green roofs and artificial wetlands, are already being used to manage storm water, aided by permeable paving materials that allow water to filter through to the substrate.
Decades ago, Bucharest held many tiny houses, with courtyards and small gardens.
All of these co-benefits speak to the wisdom of greater investment in trees and urban green infrastructure such as parks and rain gardens.
Occasionally the factory pays them something, but people mainly live off their own vegetable gardens.
The Americans’ supply train would regularly pass through my father’s ancestral village, Arak, then a scenic oasis of green gardens and fruit orchards.
Today, these urban gardens remain a popular means of sustenance for British urbanites; an estimated 350,000 people have allotments and another 800,000 want them.
Might flying taxis one day pluck us from our front gardens and delicately plop us down outside the cinema or our favorite restaurant?
Such action includes non-violent protests – marches, boycotts, strikes, and pickets – as well as community initiatives that directly improve people’s lives, such as worker advice centers and community gardens.
As I walked to the botanical gardens, a local club game of cricket was being played in an adjacent park.
They can include anything from after-class reading courses and migrant integration programs to cooperative vegetable gardens and digital training sessions for senior citizens.
One could vaguely distinguish four immense blocks of small houses, back to back, barracks or hospital blocks, geometric and parallel, separated by three large avenues which were divided into gardens of equal size.
Yet she remained and looked at the house on the other side of the gardens.
The wide passages, divided into little gardens, back to back, between the four large blocks of uniform houses, were deserted; and these gardens, devastated by the winter, exhibited the destitution of their marly soil, lumped and spotted by the last vegetables.
Behind a curtain of sickly poplars, the only trees in these flat regions, was a group of isolated buildings, houses placed four together, and surrounded by their gardens.
Instead of going round, Maheude went straight across through the gardens, for fear lest Levaque's wife should call her.
The earth-cutting man stopped digging for a moment, and two disturbed fowls took fright in the gardens.
Among the gardens, the man who was digging stood with one foot on his spade, and with rounded eyes.
He even went there for a moment now, in spite of the wet weather, and shouted out a rough joke to a comrade, whose breast was also naked, on the other side of the gardens.
Only a cat escaped through the empty gardens.
But autumn was advancing, and the October cold had blighted the little gardens of the settlement.
When she found herself outside again, Maheude struck resolutely across the gardens towards Pierron's house.
Instead of traversing the gardens again, Maheude went round, despairing, afraid to go home again.
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