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So that trip just ended, and I can't show you too many results from that right now, but we'll go back one more year, to another drilling expedition I've been involved in.
And four modalities where you need to take some action and get involved.
We color every neuron in, in a different color, and then we look through all of the images, find the synapses and note the colors of the two neurons involved in each synapse.
You need everybody to be involved in trying to provide whatever it is that make humanity a better place.
And we said, "Everyone needs to be involved."
And we also ask the next Olympics to be involved in saving lives.
If your economy grows with four percent, you ought to reduce child mortality four percent; if it's used well and people are really involved and can get the use of the resources in the way they want it.
The point is that the nature of the model is governed by how it is to be used, rather than by the sensory modality involved.
As investors choose to become involved based on those terms, they can either take their rewards back as cash, or they can decide in advance to give those returns away to a non-profit.
So we had very strong leadership, very good vision and a lot of science, a lot of lawyers involved.
The more healthy people there are, the less the cost to treat the sick will be, and the higher the economic benefit for all parties being involved in keeping these individuals healthy is.
That the "industry" might reward anyone involved in this celluloid cess-pool with future projects ought to be cause for serious alarm.
Everyone involved in this film should be ashamed of themselves taking money from the public.
And then there was the direction and the flaccid acting by everyone involved in this turkey.
Bonnie Hunt is so above this drivel she must have been personal friends w/people involved because there is no way she would have read any part of this so-called "script" & thought, "Yeah I wanna do that!"
I would have definitely expected something else with these actors involved...too bad!
Unless you lived near milpitas in the seventies or knew someone involved in the making of the movie, this is pretty awful.
These kids must have been involved in theater in some way to want to do this project, but they display zero believable emotion in front of the camera.
Three businessmen are involved in a bar fight with three mysterious men.
Maybe it is his subtle indication as if to say to us: 'I've got involved with a turkey so here's a crap accent to go with it!'
One of these girls turns out to be a local detective's daughter and he gets emotionally involved in the case.
They confess all details of what they have been willing to do, their sexual contact with her, and eventually they are all brought together in one place, all intent on being with her, and all involved with the final shootout that leaves one dead, one running away (and eventually dying) and one stunned, and the unexpected guy she chooses (but at the same time obvious, cos it's sex-obsessed Douglas).
A third rate TV Serial will have more number of sets compared to this crap of a movie and I still pity the actors and producers involved in this huge bullshit of a movie.
An Indian super hero goes on a mission to save the President of India from some Pakistani rebels who are involved in a mass drug smuggling racket.
Well, that's like comparing The Silence of the Lambs and Friday the 13th as both involved a character that killed multiple people.
Written and directed by Don Dohler this has to be an amateur film, made with family and friends, look at the credits and see how many Dohler's are involved.
The jokes are too stupid and predictable to be "dumb-funny", and the actors involved don't seem like they would be capable of pulling off any kind of funny had the script actually provided it.
One is that the kids involved are pretty reasonable from the outset.
If this movie actually ends the way it did, everyone involved with this movie should be ashamed.
On the surface it's a typical disaster movie: we're involved in the lives of a few people who get caught up in the Big Event.
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