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I also liked how it shows the increasing interest in girls' sports.
The Crusades were a provoked response by Europeans against increasing encroachment of Jihadists into European territory.
Costumes aside, the Rangers all look like bearded and jolly mentally challenged men, their sleeves tearing loose from their arms as a symbol of their increasing fatigue, contributing to the involuntary entertainment of this period piece.
He might convince the blissfully ignorant and uneducated , but an increasing silent majority know's who the real Media Goliath is: The Media run by Corporations, reflecting the advertisers opinion.
Also needed by the increasing US involvement in the war against Germany.
If you really want to see this movie and even enjoy it a little bit try increasing the playback speed.
The fact that the leopard's victims are women and that we see them running and afraid fuel our increasing anxieties.
Mimzy talks telepathically to Emma and the siblings develop special abilities, increasing their intelligences to the level of genius.
Fortunately, despite his popularity in recent years, an increasing number of intelligent Italians share my views.
The increasing globe trotting nature of the nutty Q (Desmond Llewellyn) is quite absurd also, remember way back in the early Bond's when he was just a common functionary in the bowels of the secret service building.
He forgets that he is making a comedy and not a run around and keep on increasing character movie.
The victims are hooked up to various apparatuses - one guy is pumped full of blood thinner until he bleeds to death, another is scorched with heat-lamps - all hooked up to the web with the equipment increasing with the view toll...
The proprietor puts increasing pressure on Chaplin to make good, and complicating matters is a handsome tightrope walker interested in the daughter.
We are taken through the young man's journey through life and the difficulties he faces with friends and girls, as well as his increasing frustrations with these difficulties.
The alternative is to rely on fiscal stimulus, achieved by cutting taxes or increasing spending.
In response, Premier Wen Jiabao announced a series of measures during the NPC, ranging from phasing out agricultural taxes over the next five years to measures aimed at increasing farmers' income.
But, in what seems to be an increasing number of cases, customers come for the deals, and then leave for deals offered by other merchants through Groupon.
All these factors combine to attract capital to the financial center and account for the ever increasing size and importance of financial markets.
Since the end of WWII the state played an increasing role in maintaining economic stability, striving to ensure equality of opportunity, and providing a social safety net, particularly in the highly industrialized countries of Europe and North America.
Until recently the state’s share of GNP in the industrialized countries taken as a group was actually increasing, almost doubling since WWII’s end.
What happened instead is that taxes on capital came down perceptibly while taxes on labor have kept increasing.
Despite the high stakes, hopes for an agreement are low, especially given Iran’s increasing estrangement from Turkey.
Meanwhile, long-term problems – including climate change and other environmental threats, and increasing inequality in most countries around the world – have not gone away.
The basic idea behind modern economic growth – which started in the late eighteenth century – is that it involves constructing physical capital (buildings, machines, and infrastructure), increasing education levels, and combining these “factors of production” in a way that raises productivity.
The increasing use of genetically modified mice since their advent 20 years ago amplifies this problem.
What makes this slump different is that the French blame European union, and increasing economic globalization in general, for their troubles which they expect to be more lasting than in the past.
Some say that this largely reflects demographics: an increasing share of the working-age population is over 50, and labor-force participation has always been lower among this group than among younger cohorts.
The key will be to smooth out free trade’s negative impacts and prepare societies better for increasing economic openness.
Indeed, some structural reforms, such as increasing labor-market flexibility (by, say, making it easier to dismiss workers), can initially have a negative effect on consumer confidence and spending.
With their share of global GDP increasing, developing countries would sustain relative demand for commodities, thereby preventing prices from reverting to the low levels that prevailed in the 1980’s and 1990’s.
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