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February 14, make no mistakes about it, is a great love subject.
The best movies aren't the one with the best images and less mistakes, but the movies which make you think and wake up your curiosity about things.
Mere Haath Me that steals the show,it was just superb,and it will be fair enough to say that this video will be the reference for any romantic song !(the reference was for a long time,Suraj Hua Madham of k3g). the script of Fanaa has some mistakes for sure,but when you watch Aamir and Kajol together you just forget and forgive!
"Dunyayi Kurtaran Adam" was so naive and childish that I almost like that film for its mistakes and cheesiness.
Unfortunately, the producers made many mistakes which seriously undercut their efforts.
I was reading some of things that IMDb considers mistakes and it was obvious that they did not get it.
And the mistakes he constantly makes- why in hell does he actually give his real name when acting as a spy?
in this case 3 in general monogamous and 1 poly capable person decide the 1st time experience group sex, the expectations they have and the mistakes they do.
There are especially many mistakes where the characters seem to look beside each other instead of at each other, due to badly matched camera angles.
A lovely young woman (the gorgeous Morgan Fairchild) mistakes the pair for private detectives and hires the affable duo to find her missing sister.
Sympathy for GreenspanBERKELEY – In the circles in which I travel, there is near-universal consensus that America’s monetary authorities made three serious mistakes that contributed to and exacerbated the financial crisis.
This consensus is almost always qualified by declarations that the United States has been well served by its Federal Reserve chairmen since at least Paul Volcker’s tenure, and that those of us who have not sat in that seat know that we would have made worse mistakes.
There were plenty of other mistakes that generated the catastrophe that faces us today.
Markets cannot be left to correct their own mistakes, because they are likely to overreact and behave in an indiscriminate fashion.
Dissatisfaction is made worse by the government's mistakes: on the strength of widely expected economic recovery, it predicted in June 1995 the creation of 700,000 jobs over the next two years.
We actually may be seeing a politician capable of learning from his mistakes and an electorate prepared to reward him for doing so – in the country least likely to witness such a breakthrough.
As such cars improve, they will save lives, because they will make fewer mistakes than human drivers do.
Think of the business mistakes that will be made and the political backlash.
It may not even know which of its projects fail, because evaluating them, and learning from mistakes, requires staff – and that adds to administrative costs.
Given past experiences with such bubbles, these policy mistakes are puzzling.
Yet, during the PRC’s reform period, it was the tumult of the Mao era that looked like the aberration, even to the CPC, which sought to distance itself from what it called “leftist mistakes.”
If our only way out is interest rates negative enough to re-stimulate that rapid growth, we are doomed to repeat past mistakes.
He returned to power two days later because of his opponents' mistakes.
So imagine that JPM had made these kinds of bets during the financial crisis in 2008, realized that they were mistakes, and found that it could not reverse them easily.
Athenian policy mistakes made the Spartans think that war might be worth the risk.
Even if this will not immediately bring Saddam's regime down, such active attempts at undermining his rule will certainly make Saddam nervous, and as Ceausescu and Milosevic have shown, nervous dictators make fatal mistakes.
Rather than avoiding risk, they remain prepared to reverse failing policies; and, if necessary, they are willing to pay for mistakes.
But, while the 2003 invasion was a profoundly misguided policy, both in form and in substance, the chaos that consumed Iraq and the rest of the region stem from additional mistakes made by US policymakers after Saddam had been removed from power.
Iran’s growing regional influence owes much to America’s mistakes in Iraq, starting with the abandonment of diplomacy.
Afghans look to their government and the international forces to protect them, so, when awful mistakes occur, the negative impact is doubled.
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