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Keep in mind that neither the Dinaledi nor the Lesedi Chambers have any artifacts in them.
You know, the Colombian conflict has been running for so long that neither me nor my mom have seen our country in peace, and for someone like me, who has been living detached from all this suffering, there was only two options: either I get used to it, or I can try to change it with all my heart.
These are the ones who fit neither the policy stereotype of the low-skilled and the marginalized, nor the white-collar, salaried office worker or civil servant with a pension that the middle classes are allegedly composed of.
Neither did the Liberians, although there was a huge amount of relief in their laughter as they clapped us on the back, and went back up to their room and left us alone in the street, holding hands.
Will we in the United States continue to import efficient cars to replace foreign oil, or will we make efficient cars and import neither the oil nor the cars?
Neither the destruction of the Ninth Ward nor the South Bronx was inevitable.
I'll start with my favorite muse, Emily Dickinson, who said that wonder is not knowledge, neither is it ignorance.
Because, quite literally, if agriculture doesn't adapt to climate change, neither will we.
And if crops don't adapt to climate change, neither will agriculture, neither will we.
It measures neither our wit nor our courage, neither our wisdom nor our learning, neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country.
Although my child for whom the DVD was bought enjoyed the fact that she owned a new DVD, neither she nor her sisters expressed much interest in seeing it again, unlike with Monsters inc, Finding Nemo, Jungle Book, Lion King, etc. which all get frequent requests for replays.
Husband/director Edwards seems to realize this, but neither he nor Julie can work up much energy within this scenario.
The characters in the storyline are not convincing, neither Jane nor McCracken nor Andrej.
Although I do not recommend this film, neither do I recommend reading this review without first seeing the movie.
Even in the 70s audiences were a bit puzzled by this film, neither surf-ing movie nor surf movie, because George swims about on a children's zippy board, not a real surfboard.... it offset the tedious droning of George (occasionally so dry or droll that it was actually funny.. like almost setting himself on fire or falling over something) with a spectacular 'you are there' power glide through a wave that ran for 23 minutes all set to Pink Floyd music.
I don't know, and as I said before neither do the filmmakers.
Well, neither could "The Philadelphia Story" without a car chase or two.
If the sexual elements of Wilson's disturbed sex victim didn't touch our heart (which it didn't even by an ending it didn't deserve), neither did the murder element of the plot.
It's not quite a glorified killing, though Aldomovar's camera lingers on the blood in a bloodthirsty way, as though it makes an attractive painting, and then it's soaked up and out of sight without bloodying either daughter or mom, neither materially nor emotionally.
On second thought, neither I nor those browsing the IMDb have time for a complete catalogue of its failings.
Near the end when he attempts to chase down the train to catch his fleeing romance, neither my wife nor I wanted him to catch her.
I watched the movie for Mr Reno and Mr Fishburn, neither were inspired and both had little to say or act out of their skin for.
I guess that didn't matter to anyone - neither to the rebels nor to the characters who just blindly flew to the battlefield.
This is not a spoof, neither a serious splatter movie.
Neither the children nor Benji obeys.
Well, what can be said about a "horror comedy" that features neither horror nor comedy?
Portraying the cloaked, mustachioed, bloodthirsty leader and his snippy, haughty captive, Sean Connery and Candice Bergen could be acting in two entirely different movies (neither one seems to know how far to carry the camp-elements of their characters and dialogue, and both seem singularly without proper direction).
There is little to recommend with this movie, since the neither the bomb nor the scientist nor the war have much to do with the plot.
Certainly not a bad little low budget film, this "Bride of the Gorilla", but nothing special, neither, and not memorable enough to be ranked among the meaningful Sci-Fi efforts of its time.
Neither were the characters of Marguerite and Chauvelin adequately portrayed.
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