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Ill admit it.......I liked the three hours of woman chasing and obsession.
Lies is a story of two people who have a sexual obsession.
I recommend this movie to the people out there with an obsession to scary movies.
They made made as a deranged weirdo that had an obsession with chickens!
Like the earlier film, Bad Guy is a tale of obsession between lovers who exist on the edge of human relations, and features some disturbing scenes.
Instead its a really good exploration into consequences of obsession.
Z Channel A Magnificent Obsession: 4 out of 10: Well they got the obsession part right.
Another annoying thing is the director's obsession with graphic male nudity.
Lise refuses to be broken by her Nazi oppressors and, subsequently, becomes the object of the camp commandant's obsession.
However much the study group shunned recommendations for a precipitous withdrawal, and avoided strict timetables for disengagement, their report is not only an unequivocal repudiation of Bush’s “stay the course” obsession, but also a counsel to cut and run.
Why?Europe has no policy responses open to it to respond to such a calamity because its fiscal situation is already weak and the new European Central bank is tangled in ineffectiveness and a dated obsession with fighting inflation.
His health-care reform plan, as the Massachusetts vote demonstrated, is perceived as a personal obsession and an entirely unnecessary distraction from much more urgent and vital concerns, such as the financial crisis and unemployment.
They shouldn’t be: The fear is unfounded, and the obsession with it is damaging.
Fifteen years later, Putin’s ideology, policies, and activities all reflect this obsession with simplification of systems and structures.
Her ultimate objective is to survive as Prime Minister, and she believes that controlling immigration – a longtime personal obsession – will endear her to “Leave” voters, and that ending the European Court of Justice’s jurisdiction in Britain will pacify the nationalists in her Conservative Party.
The political implications recall the experience of the twentieth century, when the pound’s external value was a national obsession in the UK and currency crises regularly destroyed the credibility of governments and wreaked political havoc.
America’s presence and bilateral partnerships are complementary to Asian states’ obsession with counter-dominance and non-interference in the region.
Its lack of vision, divisions, obsession with legal frameworks, unwillingness to project military power, and sclerotic economy are contrasted with a United States more dominant even than Rome…But the problem is not Europe – it is our outdated understanding of power.”
This may sound very basic, but, as Trump’s obsession with his relatively small inauguration crowd shows, size still matters.
But Trump’s hostility toward Europe stems not only from his contempt for the EU’s idea of sovereignty, but also from his obsession with reciprocity.
Trump’s obsession with the trade deficit has led him to impose import tariffs on steel, aluminum, and a wide range of products from China.
Candidate Romney was so cowed by his party’s obsession with low taxes that he never put forth a budget that added up.
Germany cannot, however, indulge its obsession with supply-side reforms without also pursuing growth-enhancing policies.
The veneration of the cow is something of an obsession for the BJP and its followers, who have assaulted human beings in the name of protecting the animals.
As a result, for too many people in Greece, austerity reflects Germany's deranged obsession with discipline, not their country's profligacy.
The right, for its part, must rethink its obsession with temporary tax cuts for households or businesses.
This pattern reflects the Fed’s own obsession with price stability, which encourages preemptive interest-rate increases to head off inflation, but restrains equivalent preemptive reductions to head off unemployment.
An historical addiction to cheap gasoline, and opposition to energy reform as “un-American,” has fueled an obsession with drilling, damming, and digging the country’s way out of problems.
The key to success today will be to drop the obsession with arms-control agreements, which have proved impotent time and again, and instead initiate a difficult but crucial three-way dialogue on how to enhance international strategic stability.
Either way, there is no doubting the global obsession with league tables nowadays.
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