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He made a film about cruising in the early 70s (an era that was marked by down beat films).
Here are but a few examples: there are no colonels in the US Navy; men on the disabled sub were having difficulty breathing, but they were not breathing "carbon monoxide" as the med staff suggested unless their exhaust was leaking into the compartment; lifting off from an arms seller's supposedly isolated base of operations, the Nighthawk rolls along a clearly marked runway, then passes a VOR station, a type of navaid that would assist in identifying the location of this base.
But I find that this energy corresponds to a certain experience I have (via my parents) of a marriage marked by emotional battering better than more nuanced films do.
Amateurish mishmash, derivative and grimy, marked the directorial debut of Freddy Krueger himself, Robert Englund.
It's amazing how the BHC franchise is seen as something of an emergency button marked "career resuscitate".
Agar meets a marked one, and the two of them sort of fall in love.
But, as with most artists, he lived a life of self-destructive self-indulgence, marked by serial philandering and hardcore drug abuse.
November 1983 marked the 20th anniversary of DOCTOR WHO and I remember the media coverage given to the event .
If you're looking for a pot o' gold at your local Blockbuster, don't bother searching for it in a plastic case marked "Leprechaun."
A list containing the names of the group given an invite are labeled with specific titles(Kathy-loser, Nicole-heartless, Adam-pig, etc)and when each victim is dispatched a red X is marked through them.
3.There is marked similarity in the speech of Leader in the conference and interview of Amir on the TV in the end.Same vague things about identity of nation.
There is a scene where Victor invites Elizabeth and her Father to dinner, at this point Victor needs a brain and on his anatomy diagram he has marked it down as '25'.
The time passing early on being marked by the fighter-jets evolution was very subtle.
Film sequels were a novelty in 1925, when DON Q, SON OF ZORRO marked a big profit for United Artists.
While the one brother is dark and brooding, the other is marked with a fiery temperament.
The first giant is beaten simply by climbing onto him and stabbing marked areas of his body, but other enemies are beaten by interacting with the environment around you, which by the way is one of the most jaw-dropping visual features of this game by far.
Though of little military importance, it was politically significant and in several ways marked a turning point in American history.
To understand the mind, we can conceive of it as being equipped with an imaginary dial marked "mental focus" or "alertness" or "attention."
For major advanced economies, the financial crisis five years ago marked the end of a prolonged period of debt-financed domestic consumption, based on wealth effects derived from unsustainable asset-price overvaluation.
This year was marked by the worst global food crisis since World War II, with South Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, and Nigeria either experiencing famine or teetering on the brink.
Though investment in public health increased significantly after 2000, leading to notable successes in the fights against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, there has recently been a marked shortfall in global spending on public health relative to need.
Admittedly, the country’s economic performance after the oil shock of the early 1970s was poor, marked by slow growth, high inflation and unemployment, huge fiscal deficits, increasing debt, a declining currency, and inadequate infrastructure.
Turnout rose to nearly 54%, with the increase especially marked among younger and better-educated voters.
Iraq's Next Shock Will be Shock TherapyWith one exception - the actual military "victory," which looks increasingly Pyrrhic - President Bush's Iraqi adventure has been marked by repeated failures.
Our volume marked a turning point.
China’s ambition is marked by muscle flexing.
It is clearly marked, but nobody helps you get to it.
The Information Revolution Gets PoliticalNEW DELHI – The second anniversary of the “Arab Spring” in Egypt was marked by riots in Tahrir Square that made many observers fear that their optimistic projections in 2011 had been dashed.
So, even before the recent reports of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il’s health problems, North Korea was already a country marked by growing uncertainty.
We now know that the war, in addition to causing many of the Middle East’s current troubles, marked the beginning of the end of America’s post-Cold War hegemony.
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