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On the subject, I would much prefer AND THE BAND PLAYED ON and other notable documentaries which are more effective.
It is worth the read, but I do prefer Murder is Announced and Sleeping Murder out of the Marple books.
This adaptation while taking some liberties with the book, is the best adaptation, and yes I do prefer it over the Helen Hayes version.
They are organized,intelligent and crave the flesh of the living.A crazed cult of undead terrorists and a militia of brutal zombie-hunting humans fight for dominance.I'm a fan of old-school zombie flicks,where walking dead devours the living and that's why I highly disliked "Last Rites of the Dead".Undead can talk,shoot,search for a job or drive a car.Zombies roam the street,hold jobs-even have their own dating services online.Is this a joke?Admittedly the script has some originality and fresh ideas,but I prefer zombie flicks with an constant aura of apocalypse and tons of gory mayhem.The concept of intelligent zombie is beyond retarded.Still the acting is pretty good,some of the gore is excellent,unfortunately "Last Rites of the Dead" plays more like an unfunny joke.4 out of 10.
Overall, I prefer City of God to this film, but it is a worthy follow up to a fantastic film.
Movies that are getting made now are not half as good as movies made in this era; I prefer this film over Leprechaun in da hood or the Halloween webcam movie.
I prefer the popcorn movies with lots of action and not too much to think about.
So banks may prefer to pull out instead.
So the number of “new” customers attracted by cheap prices increases, and the number of loyal customers decreases as shoppers prefer by become “new” again for whomever offers the best deal.
After all, how many employers would not prefer a fresh entrant into the labor force to someone who has been out of work for years?
Belief in Bush's honesty led many voters to prefer him to Albert Gore in the 2000 presidential election.
Modernizing the Middle East’s EconomiesAMMAN – Rather than speak of the Middle East or the Arab world, I increasingly prefer to use the term WANA, meaning West Asia-North Africa.
The resource curse means, of course, that Russian elites will prefer to postpone restructuring the economy and modernizing the country’s political and economic institutions.
To be sure, Merkel might prefer Weber.
Meanwhile, in the US, populist right-wing movements prefer tax cuts to long-term investment in infrastructure.
Europeans tend to prefer vacations over growth.
Many on both sides may prefer that the full facts not come out.
Small wonder that a huge majority of the population – and even a slight majority of CDU voters – prefer a strengthening of the welfare state to a more market-oriented system.
But trouble with US allies, particularly Japan, could draw the US into a fight that it would strongly prefer to avoid.
But how do we deal with the reality that so many voters prefer fiction to fact?
Remaining in the EU could mean retaining a “semi-detached” status, and perhaps seeking more exemptions and opt-outs from common rules – the course that Prime Minister David Cameron would seem to prefer.
When it comes to managing a deep and complex crisis, indeed, European voters tend to prefer the experience of conservative politicians.
But many Arabs nowadays prefer to give the US a break.
The opposite is true, however, in democratic Indonesia, where 69% prefer a strong economy.
Some banks may even prefer these flows to direct deposits.
To be sure, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines may prefer a US president who does not trouble himself to criticize their governments’ human-rights abuses, corruption, or constitutional shenanigans.
Presumably, British citizens understand this, but they prefer to have their own national teams rather than a stronger UK team – even if this means losing to tiny Iceland.
Merkel would prefer a small common fund to help member-state governments enact difficult reforms, not a Keynesian fiscal stabilizer.
And while Macron envisions a finance minister who would be a political counterpart to European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, Merkel would prefer that the role be limited to enforcing national fiscal discipline.
But while any couple would prefer to conceive a child without the intervention of doctors, that option is not available for infertile couples.
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