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In the case of the Greenland Norse, cultural factors that made it difficult for them to solve their problems were: their commitments to a Christian society investing heavily in cathedrals; their being a competitive-ranked chiefly society; and their scorn for the Inuit, from whom they refused to learn.
The articles were edited quite heavily.
Though muscle cells use up ATP as they contract repeatedly, they are always making more, so most of the time even heavily fatigued muscles still have not depleted this energy source.
Except it's a lot colder, and that atmosphere is heavily made of methane.
These questions weigh heavily on Hamlet’s interactions with every character.
And secondly, if you look at the land surface, you see that it's so heavily utilized.
But the most successful people I know don't question themselves, but they do heavily question, regularly question, their ideas and their knowledge.
It’s being used to run a heavily fortified train that runs all around the country, providing supplies to settlements and facilities.
However, even the most compact negative pressure designs heavily restricted a patient’s movement and obstructed access for caregivers.
Australia, for example, is heavily dependent on exporting iron ore and natural gas to China.
However the first thing that I needed was mosquito repellent typography because they were definitely around heavily.
And this is really heavily backlit.
The man on left is a heavily armed military policeman.
As you can see, he's heavily influenced by graffiti and street art, and his home city of Mumbai is an ever-present element in his work.
They rely very heavily on teachers, who I have personally seen distort the message to these children as and when it suits their purpose to.
And you don't necessarily have the sense that Twitter is in fact a very heavily Brazilian space.
It's also extremely surprising to many Americans, a heavily African-American space.
Many authors feel this pressure, but non-Western authors feel it more heavily.
It snows so heavily there, the installation was almost immediately buried.
If this is not heavily featured on every list of "what not to watch", it should only be because those keeping that particular list are not aware of its existence, which, as long as that remains so, is the acceptable alternative.
I liked some of the characters, but our lead relied too heavily on a charming smile.
The Salena Incident is set in Arizona where six death row inmates are being transfered from the state prison for reasons never explained, while driving along the heavily armed prison bus gets a flat & the driver is forced to pull off the road.
There is plenty of schlock and it is padded pretty heavily with nudity and violence, but it had a plot and at least tried to keep to it (even if the plot was the same damn Frankenstein inspired "don't tamper in God's domain" b-movie fare).
Five Fingers relies heavily on barbaric, shock value Hollywood tactics to elicit apparently a positive movie-going response.
It begins in Tokyo with some schoolgirls who wander into the house, now heavily blocked by one strip of police tape.
The film itself is quite well directed however it is the poor script and over-all execution that lets it down, heavily.
The film is cut heavily, but the majority of the remaining scenes shows a very weak hand from the director who permits Wagner to consistently somnambulate, laying waste to a solid and nuanced performance from Wood, who also proffers a fine soprano.
Writer/actor/director Larry Bishop seems to have taken that advice a little too literally with Hell Ride and concocted a messy homage that borrows much too heavily in its visuals, music, camera-work, and time-altering storytelling.
Ms. Ball does not understand her character at all and she seems to be heavily sedated.
This thing relies heavily on anti-Semitism to work and it works to it's detriment.
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