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This film does go a long way toward proving that the French are actually RIGHT about Jerry Lewis, whilst offering up some of the silliest goof-ball antics and dialog I've seen in a while!
Yet, I believe the point of this game was to showcase Square's amazing FMV technology, proving that it will be around to entertain gamers for a long time.
Gypo is an interesting British film, once again proving good stuff doesn't have to come from Hollywood.
Marc, however, becomes somewhat obsessed with proving that he DID have a mustache, which worries those around him until he's asked to seek help.
It is easy to see why governments should de-emphasize economic growth when it is proving so elusive.
On the contrary, Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union is proving a major asset in these tumultuous times.
Democratic reforms are proving to be an increasingly effective cure for the instability created in the past by nationalism and ethnic strains.
The EU integration process is also proving a powerful driver for much-needed reform in Bosnia.
But, proving the aphorism that where you stand depends on where you sit, Modi changed his tune when he moved to Delhi.
Their study lends scientific supportto several such projects underway in Europe aimed at proving that hydrogen gas, converted from water via electrolysis – think of it as natural gas minus the polluting carbon – and stored, for example, in subterranean salt caverns, can smooth out fluctuations inherent in solar and wind energy.
Indeed, proving that a politician is a liar is just about the only way to get rid of him or her quickly and terminally, which is why the attempt is so attractive to political opponents.
The full extent of the French system’s pathology becomes fully clear in the light of successive governments’ attempts at reform, with piecemeal measures the norm – and thus proving counter-productive on balance, or failing altogether.
This is why the opposition between so-called “realists” and “idealists” in foreign policy, and between proponents of “hard” and “soft” power, is proving to be a thing of the past.
But disseminating these safer strains is proving difficult.
Vaccines protecting against Helicobacter pylori and hepC are in development (although the latter is proving particularly challenging).
This is all the more true because the European Commission is currently proving to be a near-total failure.
China’s leaders seem intent on proving the old adage that “possession is nine-tenths of the law.”
In the end, growth would indeed suffer, ironically proving Reinhart and Rogoff right.
There is no end in sight to the Syrian nightmare, the respite in eastern Ukraine may be proving temporary, and in Sino-Japanese relations cool heads remain in short supply.
Last year, China acceded to US pressure to tighten economic controls on its North Korean client, proving that it is willing to do its part to preserve regional stability.
From the early nineteenth century to the middle of the twentieth, Americans were proving the wisdom of philosophers from Montaigne and Voltaire to Hegel and –a hit in America – Nietzsche: that the good life is about acting on the world and making “your garden grow,” not padding your bank account.
It is proving to be a tough sell.
But, when it comes to implementing DST in Japan, it may not have to be all or nothing, as some of the country’s female leaders are proving.
But Sarkozy will have to act responsibly in proving that he really can change the country and reconcile the French with themselves and with France’s position in a globalized world.
But Russia is proving to be an unsuitable host for other reasons.
Indeed, they have often been more useful in proving the law of unintended consequences.
But the accumulation of experience is proving invaluable.
In the short run, rapid productivity growth poses dilemmas for macroeconomic management, because what would otherwise be seen as reasonably strong demand growth is proving to be insufficient to keep unemployment low.
The good news is that such solutions exist, and are proving their efficacy everyday.
But the UK government steered clear, with the psychological and political impact of its humiliation proving even more significant than the financial losses incurred by the BoE.
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