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Unlike other Blaxploitation films, this has almost no incidental music, has really poor camera-work and looks like it was made with an 8mm camera and $59.99 to pay the cast and crew.
Sure it has its funny scenes but it's incidental to the rest.
What the Narrator doesn't say is that poor Youssef was a suicide bomber, who didn't simply die - his death was incidental to his mission - to kill as many innocents as possible.
I love good music in animated films, but here I found the songs forgettable and bland, and the incidental music felt misplaced.
Very inspiring for its central moral drama, it is also full of great incidental historical and cultural information.
Additionally, background and incidental music in the film is noticeably absent.
Even the incidental music was excellent.
Charitable contributions are deductible at the federal level only if the donor receives no more than incidental value for the contribution, which obviously wouldn’t be the case in this situation.
This would account for the fact that voices also emerge during states of extreme, but incidental, emotionality brought on by inspired thought, mania, depression, or ingestion of certain drugs.
Is this another incidental by-product of the campaign against Khodorkovsky, or is it part of the core Kremlin agenda?
But ethics is not the icing on the cake; it is not merely an incidental addition to the global market economy.
Above all, important questions surrounding patient privacy, technology access, reporting of incidental findings, discrimination, and counseling must be answered, so that thoughtful and forward-looking public policies can be devised.
For example, Chad’s yearly oil earnings, at $2 billion, now account for 40-50% of its annual budget, and small-scale business, indirect investments, human-resources development, and other incidental benefits are likely to follow.
Indeed, the goal of the commemoration – to help the world’s citizens “rediscover their place in the universe” – now has the incidental benefit of distracting us from nasty things nearer to home, like swine flu and the global financial crisis.
It acts as a subsidy on the production of tradable goods (which is desirable), along with a tax on their domestic consumption (which is incidental and undesirable).
To be sure, tariffs can have an incidental effect on the current-account balance.
Some westerners, while lamenting Ahmedinejad’s insensitivity, have struggled to minimize the significance of his Holocaust denial as the fulminations of a misguided fanatic (as if misguided fanaticism were an incidental quality in a nation’s president).
These trends may prove incidental and fleeting.
It is not incidental that African-Americans work disproportionately in the service sector, where employment has been decimated.
It is not incidental that the share of the nonelderly US population lacking health insurance is 1.5 times higher among blacks than among whites.
And it is not incidental that the COVID-19 mortality rate is 2.4 times as high among black Americans as white Americans.
"You have to realise," the lawyer continued, in a tone as if he were explaining something obvious, unnecessary and incidental, "you have to realise that I also derive great advantage for my clients from mixing with those people, and do so in many different ways, it's not something you can keep talking about all the time.
CHAPTER XLVIIIOF WHAT BEFELL DON QUIXOTE WITH DONA RODRIGUEZ, THE DUCHESS'S DUENNA, TOGETHER WITH OTHER OCCURRENCES WORTHY OF RECORD AND ETERNAL REMEMBRANCEExceedingly moody and dejected was the sorely wounded Don Quixote, with his face bandaged and marked, not by the hand of God, but by the claws of a cat, mishaps incidental to knight-errantry.
Old patients, or friends whomhe would charge only ten francs for a visit, or see at home forfive, would perhaps make a slight reduction on this sum total, butconsultations with other physicians and various incidental fees wouldmake up for that.
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