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She rode to the mountains on a cloud, then continued on foot passed gateways and arches until she reached one marked “beyond mortals” hanging over a silver bridge.
In spite of– or perhaps because of these less than scientific concerns, this period also marked the first strides toward curing TB.
But the path ahead was marked with untold terrors– enough to test even the fiercest heroes.
Getting people to have these meetings, articulate these values, determine to act on them and check in with each other, led to a marked shift in people's values.
It marked history.
His skin was covered in painful scabs, and he wondered why he alone had been marked with this affliction.
But their unique power came at a price: Deminan and all the caracaracols who followed him continued to suffer from the illness that had first marked Deminan as special.
The permanent ice is marked in red.
Our conclusions from our studies so far, at three research centers, is there is a marked improvement in pain levels after using it just once.
This marked the first time flight software communicated directly— and asynchronously— with a pilot.
He said, "Of all the differences between the races of men, the color of the skin is the most conspicuous and one of the best marked."
Uri, as you can imagine, there are lot of questions from the audience, and we have a first one kind of about those workers who have been marked as essential.
This marked the beginning of O’Keeffe’s career as a popular artist— and a relationship that would lead to marriage in 1924.
We broadly remained within safe operating space, marked by the green line.
You change that system, and you could have a marked effect on the cancer.
We are marked, of course, by a challenge, whether physically, emotionally or both.
The planets which are marked "like Earth," [are] definitely more than any other planets that we see.
This event also marked "the passing of the torch" as far as the voice of the WWF goes.
This is the first co-production of Mexico with Germany, and although it is a good picture of the ideals that marked, and continue marking (at least to the CGH), youth, as much finishes being something insipid since to the internal dilemmas that it faces Dark brown (Noethem) like the passion by his ideals that Adela feels (Campomanes), as soon as they glimpse, in the case of him, I want to suppose, by the barrier of the language; and in the case of her by its lack of experience.
Palming, marked cards, etc. Would you sit in a high limit game where they use opened deck cards?
The altered ending here is stupid enough (and executed with particular ineptitude), but a far worse crime than that is removing all the intelligence and depth of character that marked out the original as a classic.
Segal has done some fine work in the past but he has dropped very low in my books and he will probably never pull out another undersiege or marked for death unless he sits down and has a very good brain storming session with himself.
Even more significant is that this show marked the beginning of the end of public television as we knew it, as we have seen less and less of the more informational and interesting public television programs that aired in the 1970s and the 1980s.
This film marked the end of the "serious" Universal Monsters era (Abbott and Costello meet up with the monsters later in "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankentstein").
It had some real interesting things in it that marked it's time in history, and some fun things that they don't have people do in today's film because it's not pretty.
It marked the film debut of 15-year-old Deanna Durbin and of 14-year-old Judy Garland outside of her two older sisters.
Contrasts are marked not only with Garland's and Durbin's musical choice but also with their height, poise, and movement.
Word of his intransigence soon reaches both the Mayor and the Governor's offices, and Cagney becomes a marked man.
This film had excellent performances by Jo Ann Pflug and Pat Morita (of Happy Days and the Karate Kid movies), but was marked by its ribaldary, irreverence, and total madcap demolition of the medical industry of the day.
Okay I marked this spoiler so don't be upset when I wrap this up.
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