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And he goes into the diner, introduces himself to a family and says, "What village are you from in New Hampshire?"
The next stage introduces entities that are significantly more fragile, significantly more vulnerable, but they're also much more creative and much more capable of generating further complexity.
Well, it's here that life introduces an entirely new trick.
And when it comes to paying for information, "checkbook journalism" is roundly discouraged, in part, because of the bias it introduces in the kind of information you get.
The self introduces the subjective perspective in the mind, and we are only fully conscious when self comes to mind.
This introduces a really interesting condition whereby there's a kind of conflict between your perspective and the director's perspective.
And this introduces a very important ethical point, and I think you will have heard this many times when this topic comes up.
But this, I think, introduces a whole host of other kinds of difficulties.
While the narrative runs to over 17,000 lines, it's apparently unfinished, as the prologue ambitiously introduces 29 pilgrims and promises four stories apiece, and the innkeeper never crowns a victor.
Because it exposes or introduces executives to female directors who otherwise fall prey to exclusionary hiring practices.
So sequencing also introduces errors into our DNA, into the A's, T's, C's and G's.
I just realized it's important how one introduces new ideas to people, that's why these patents are sometimes necessary.
While he spends his days poring over old books and contemplating a strange painting and the library’s mysterious owner, he also befriends the librarian– who introduces him to classical music like Schubert.
This not only lets you view Twitters in different ways, but it introduces new use cases as well.
This introduces a moral to the effect of "The greatness of a nation is not in its land, but its people," which is hammered home five or six times in the climactic talkfest.
This entry introduces the potty angle that he's not just a psycho killer but is actually controlled by runes, which appear as a star constellation every Halloween, and a cult is using him to... erm, well, this film is far from coherent and I lost track of the plot after a while.
But then introduces Jim Ross who is making his WWF debut and JR continues to do the WWF commentary to this day.
In an insulting attempt at comedy the writer/director introduces a new character or event in practically every scene, none of which are realistic, making it very confusing to keep track of what is going on.
While paying his final respects at the funeral a woman named Melissa Leftridge (Amanda Pays) introduces herself to Hollins and says she was a big admirer of his Mothers work and research after she helped her.
It uses an approach familiar to those who have watched the likes of Creepshow in that it introduces a trilogy of so-called "horror" shorts and blends them together into a connecting narrative of the people who are involved in the segments getting off a bus.
The story introduces a clique of insufferable cave-divers that become trapped in a completely undiscovered Romanian underground ecosystem.
This introduces the family - all of whom we get to know intimately over the next four hours anyway - but serves little other purpose.
Drug runner Archie Moses introduces his friend Rock Keats to his boss, drug kingpin Frank Colton.
Instead, he introduces extremely crude humor and some wildly inappropriate mystical/supernatural elements.
Her fellow worker at the department store introduces her to modeling for a porn mag called 'red porno'.
"Confirmed Dead" is an important episode in the series, as it introduces four new characters: the rescue team that Naomi contacted before getting a knife in her back by Locke.
Plus, this episode introduces Tara, who I like a lot.
But it's still genuinely funny, and Léo Joannon's story introduces elements of political satire (sometimes libertarian, sometimes communalist) one would expect to see from more socially conscious comedians like Chaplin or the Marx Brothers but never from Laurel and Hardy.
There are a few really good songs, too, especially the number that introduces the protagonist.
Even though this movie starts off with the usual: something goes wrong, spacecraft crashes, people are stranded etc. it still pulls off and introduces the viewer to some new ideas.
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