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And so when we look at a map of skin color, and predicted skin color, as we know it today, what we see is a beautiful gradient from the darkest skin pigmentations toward the equator, and the lightest ones toward the poles.
So I create these two poles.
So for the next three days he was out shoveling cement, and hauling poles around.
These are animals that can practically swim from the equator to the poles and can crisscross entire oceans in the course of a year.
You can see two ski poles sticking out of the roof of the tent.
You can just see, there's a yellow ribbon tied to one of my ski poles.
Those are seals from many countries being released who are sampling underneath the ice sheets and giving us temperature data of oceanographic quality on both poles.
So what if John Wayne gallops through the Wild West along a road lined with telephone poles?
In 1861, Vance regenerates and is hired to work for the Western Union with the team that is installing the poles and cable from Omaha to Salt Lake City.
think,i think it's such a bad and sad coincidence that both John Candy and Chris Farley left us When they still had a lot of stuff to do.God bless them both,i think the plots of 2 movies are really similar,Road Trips of two different poles of characters,and a lot of unlucky consequences because of the Chubbies, This movie can not be Planes trains and Automobiles but its a really entertaining movie especially with the great performance of Chris Farley, The missing part in this movie is the touchy stuff if we compare it with Candy&Martin Classic,but i think its better this way
Measuring post quality and quantity based on LINES in the bold era of UNICODE and flexible, web-based typography, is like smoking poles.)
But they're wildly dissimilar films, set in different strata of New York (not to mention at opposite poles of the noir universe).
Well, it turns out that while he's performing these menial tasks (stacking and tying bamboo poles) that he's learning the skills to be a Kung-Fu expert!
What was NOT surprising was that all the viewer's ratings for this film was distributed extremely skewed, at both poles.
The saucers are tin pie plates dangling from fishing line attached to fishing poles!
This simple, sensitively handled love story with a WWII background is often bundled together with Mikhail Kalatozov's THE CRANES ARE FLYING (1957) - they were both issued simultaneously on R1 DVD by Criterion and will likewise be issued on R2 by Nouveaux Pictures next January - but actually they are poles apart in terms of stylistic approach.
Plus, there are quite a few levels, the size of them being potentially tiny or huge, or anywhere in-between those poles.
The worst part I think was the special effects, I mean this movie was made in 2005 and uses TOY cars and fake model houses and power poles in avalanche scenes.
I also like the portal gateway scene where if you go through the two chrome poles, you'll get to see the Tall Man's alternative universe where the slaves are busy carrying caskets down a stone pathway.
One by one the innocent youngsters aboard the train die a horrible death, from being decapitated, speared by splintered signal poles, or torn in halves by iron chains connecting the railway cars.
I'd say half of the movie is Hollywood fiction, and the other half could be a remote possibility- only because I believe that the Earth's magnetic poles have shifted, in the distant past.
In an earlier review I remarked how the worlds of Carry On and On The Buses were poles apart.
General de Gaulle is no longer here, and no real rupture between Paris and Washington is on the horizon, even if on some issues -- Rwanda and Zaire, for example -- the views of the two governments are at opposite poles.
Other European countries (for example, Italy and Spain) fall somewhere between these poles.
The effects can be seen from the tropics to the poles, from small islands to large continents, and from the wealthiest countries to the poorest.
Most societies lie somewhere along a spectrum between these two poles.
In the nineteenth century, mathematicians explored the consequences of relaxing one of those axioms and discovered the geometries of curved spaces, where an infinite number of longitudinal lines can pass through the poles of a sphere.
Sweden and Chile are almost poles apart geographically, but both have used sophisticated fiscal rules successfully.
Both of these poles seem to me entirely beside the point.
Multipolarity, meaning more than two dominant growth poles, has at times been a key feature of the world economy.
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