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The characters are interesting, with the main protagonist (Daniel Craig, actor) pondering love, along with other internal and interpersonal mysteries.
The inter-play between beauty and beast in the score reflects well both the killer's internal struggle between the forces of good and evil as well as the struggle that ensues between the disturbed killer and her innocent college-aged victims.
What I expected: a pretty jock who judges her mother harshly for being overweight, walks in a fat girls shoes, realizes the internal and external pain of being fat.
His characters never follow any kind of real internal logic, but rather act according to the scenario he conceives.
Meanwhile, some friends of them are found dead, with the internal organs completely frozen.
The film completely ignores any internal dialogue within Murphy and what must have been a self destructive streak, as he seemed to be a psychopath.
A basic requirement for a basic movie is internal logic.
I wish there had been more about the music or more about the parents and their internal lives.
Too bad it contains so many internal references to norwegian characters and surroundings as these jokes then will be somewhat lost to foreigners, but there's still lots and lots left.
But, with the possible exception of Thailand in 1997, the IMF’s long-time resident historian, James Boughton, finds little evidence for that view in internal documents.
This worries Russia’s authorities responsible for internal security.
Interfering in other countries internal affairs is fraught with difficulties, but not interfering can be more dangerous.
Any future gains in global influence, however, will require Europeans to overcome their internal divisions and improve their foreign-policy coordination.
Europe’s internal imbalances, however, are a much knottier problem.
If an internal EU imbalance is to be corrected, deficit countries must accept real output losses, while surplus countries can maintain or even boost their growth rates.
Finally, internal price and cost developments would have no impact on trade with non-eurozone members.
It is not necessarily the cause of Europe’s internal imbalances, but it may be the cure.
The nations of WANA missed the first industrial revolution based on coal and the steam engine, and then the second industrial revolution based on oil and the internal combustion engine.
Perhaps one day Russia will become a threat again, but for the moment it is more threatened by its own internal disintegration.
New ICT technologies, the “techno-pessimists” claim, simply do not bring the kind of economy-wide benefits that were brought by, say, the internal combustion engine and electrification.
The bigger question that the Brexiteers need to answer is how to secure a high level of access to the EU’s internal market.
There is only one precedent for non-EU members being able to negotiate access to the internal market equivalent to that enjoyed by EU members.
The Republican Party is in the throes of a deep internal schism that could end with the victory of its populist wing, led by Trump’s nationalist, anti-EU Svengali, Stephen Bannon.
The military doctrine that it unveiled in February this year lists both internal and external threats, but its primary emphasis was on portraying the US and NATO as a danger.
Moreover, big companies nowadays have their own power plants, private roads, and many internal services as well.
An example of horizontal subsidiarity is the internal European market, which created a new kind of economic freedom and increased competition between firms because they are no longer protected by national governments.
It has not shrunk from bombarding Abbas’s presidential compound, attacking Fatah’s command centers, and targeting Fatah military leaders like Rashid Abu Shbak, the commander of Fatah’s internal security and many others, all of them lieutenants of the supreme Fatah military authority in the Gaza strip, Mohamed Dahlan.
The Elusive Benefits of Flexible Exchange RatesCAMBRIDGE – In 1953, Milton Friedman published an essay called “The Case for Flexible Exchange Rates,” arguing that they cushion an economy from internal and external shocks by bringing about just the right price changes required to keep the economy at full employment.
It must certainly be committed to a foreign and internal policy not based on terrorism and thuggery and a Saddam-like quest for weapons of mass destruction.
New EU membership applications confirm the desire of Balkan governments to engage seriously in internal reforms.
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