Length
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It is closer to a feature
length
episode of 'Sex in the City', but somehow managing even less in the way of intuitive observations about relationships.
This early film, issued under many titles and at varying lengths, is best seen as WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR, full length, where its profundity and richness comes out in its entirety.
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This is a typical Tex Avery short: he takes an idea from anther source (here it's a poem by Robert W. Service, an idea he would use again at MGM), follow the basic concept and toss in every oddball sight gag or joke that could be shoehorned in in the 7 or 8 minute
length.
The acting alone is terrible, the storyline has more holes in it than Swiss cheese, These two friends set out on a journey and start hitch-hiking being picked up by some SPACE-CAKE who ends up trying to kill them, they manage to escape and end up in a quite sleepy town meeting a beautiful lounge girl in a bar, she turns out to some sort of demon-like thing that wants to live a normal life, the whole town seem to have demonic sense to them, there's some other guy who I think is mean't to be the Devil, he wears a 3/4
length
leather jacket and big massive leather biker boots, he's looks like a bad guy in Blade or something, then there's these two brothers who are sent down to earth to kill and then recruit people for 'legion of the dead', they constantly get into awkward situations, one of the brothers manages to get injured by falling objects, moving cars, and finally getting blown up, that was slightly funny, the guy who plays the devil comes down to earth to find his bride(demon like girl)and then there's a big fight in the film between good and evil, apart from that DON'T get this film out, because it is so bad, everything in it is so far fetched that I think the guy who made it must have been taking some sort of drugs, acid or speed maybe, but anyway the bottom line is BAD FILM, BAD ACTING, BAD PLOT, funny in certain bits because your actually laughing at how bad the film is...
Simultaneous, EU-wide polls might then be followed by some four or five years of relative stability (depending on the agreed
length
of a parliamentary term).
Tolbert has been especially successful in spearheading the Tribunal’s self-correction process to remedy earlier shortcomings in the efficiency, length, and cost of trials.
June, it turns out, marks another milestone on the alliance’s uncertain path: its operation in Libya has now surpassed in
length
the one in Kosovo 12 years ago.
But a wait of greater
length
might produce nothing but added noise.
Extending the
length
of the school day and the academic year – a key priority of “accountability” advocates – might positively affect children’s achievement while simultaneously providing parents with badly needed additional childcare.
She discussed at
length
the appalling phenomenon of violent intolerance towards Christian communities, and cast blame on the international community and prominent NGOs for failing to address this problem.
Solutions will have to be found at all “scales,” meaning that we will need water solutions within individual communities (as in the piped-water project in Senegal), along the
length
of a river (even as it crosses national boundaries), and globally, for example, to head off the worst effects of global climate change.
Perhaps Kasparov would have won the rematch had it continued to a full 24 games (then the standard
length
of world championship matches).
When neither
length
nor complexity affects the cost of a message, however, the field is open for irrelevant and unnecessary communication.
But in countries like Italy, Spain, and Greece, the
length
of a bankruptcy proceeding is measured in years, not months or weeks, as in the US.
Just moments after elaborating at
length
on the Koran’s prohibition of nuclear weapons, an interlocutor would declare that the underground Fordow nuclear facility’s impregnability to airstrikes must be central to any deal.
It was, in fact, a record, although the average
length
of time spent on death row in the US is 15 years; in 2009, of 3173 death-row prisoners, 113 had been there for more than 29 years.
In fact, the average
length
of that transition was 14 years, with economies such as South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong taking as little as seven years.
In terms of US economic history, what is abnormal is not the pace of private-sector job growth since the 2008-2009 recession ended, but rather the
length
and depth of the recession itself.
The government has also introduced regulations that will take into account the
length
of time an employee or self-employed worker paid into the pension system and how his or her income has changed over time.
While the overall average
length
of time for holding a stock has declined, the impact on senior managers is unclear, because the holding period for core institutional investors, like Vanguard and Fidelity, has not changed in the past decade or two from its two- or three-year baseline.
Although some characteristics of TB therapy, such as interruption of treatment, are well known predictors of multi-drug resistance, other aspects of treatment that reflect the health-care system, such as the drugs used and the
length
of therapy, must be studied to help improve control programmes.
At the beginning of my premiership, I launched what observers have called “Abenomics,” because only in my country had the nominal wage level remained in negative territory for a staggering
length
of time.
One of the most urgent tasks for governments, companies, and individuals today is to rethink the
length
and pattern of our working lives.
After I've given a lecture or a course on homosexuality, explaining at
length
why it can no longer be considered an illness, the questions are always the same: "What are the symptoms?"
And, while many people might prefer a status quo approach that speeds up the development of new antibiotics while leaving current consumption unchanged, this solution brings its own set of ethical considerations – such as how and when to reduce the
length
of clinical trials.
If every increase in the after-tax wage rate gave a permanent boost to the amount of labor supplied, we reasoned, steeply rising after-tax wages since the mid-nineteenth century would have brought an extraordinary increase in the
length
of the workweek and in retirement ages.
(The human genome is three billion base pairs in length.)
In fact, female and male sexual response differs in important ways: the
length
of response cycles, the role of “bad stress,” and the complexity of pelvic neural wiring (which in men is fairly standard, but in women is highly variegated and individualized).
Another way to encourage longer-term thinking among policymakers would be to extend their terms in office to, say, six years – roughly the
length
of economic cycles.
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