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But it is the allegory of bad government that has been haunting me since November 9. It's badly damaged, but it reads like today's newspapers.
And in the sky above is not the winged figure Security, but that of Fear, whose banner reads: "None shall pass along this road without fear of death."
The letter makes her mum cry, but she reads a little out to Sophie.
Then the machine reads the page.
There's someone like Manoj, who mostly reads us during the long commute back home.
Thirty percent of our home page reads comes out of the writing that comes from our writer's platform.
He reads a book by the economist Thomas Malthus.
It reads the shifting conditions of temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, dew point, and it processes this data in a central computer that calibrates the degree of water pressure and distribution of water throughout.
Suddenly, a digital screen reads out the oxygen level in our bloodstream.
Alright, so I want you to imagine that you get a text from a friend, and it reads ... "You will NOT believe what just happened.
The plaque reads, "Albert Einstein lived here."
So, she wears the disk, and reads the data off the sectors of the disk, and the computer starts up; it sort of boots up, really.
Somebody reads very fast.
This light switch that reads, on the one hand, flashfloods, and on the other hand, off.
And when it does that, pushes a .EXE, what it does is, it executes the first line of code, which reads just like that, AATCAGGGACCC, and that means: make a root.
When Palestinian and Israeli politicians talk, they usually don't listen to each other, but a Palestinian reader still reads a novel by a Jewish author, and vice versa, connecting and empathizing with the narrator.
Soon after Martin reads a local paper & sees the front page story about a prostitute being murdered & thinks back to what he heard.
Isabella is nothing like the Aphrodite one reads about in the original text, and James Morland appears in the film far too little to leave the viewer with any understanding of his important role in the story.
The box reads of some Japanese fellow who always wanted to ski down Everest and actually did it.
Some of the movie reads like a Tom Clancy or Vince Flynn novel!
There is a corny Scottish pastiche style throughout, not helped by weak writing (where motives are lumped in by the spadeful) and acting that is uneven and often unengaging (despite what reads like a decent cast).
In one shot Sanders reads a Popeye comic while his henchman torture a girl (this aspect is probably the intellectual highlight of this movie).
Rick Mercer reads wacky fake headlines, shows pictures of bad sheds that people mail in and then spends about 20 minutes of the 30 minute show going somewhere and just talking to people hoping to say something witty or clever enough to get on TV and maybe even make somebody somewhere laugh.
Story gets a 2 out of 10, it reads like a drunken storytelling session gone bad.
who reads these comments may think we may have in hand a great movie.
And poor Kelly is so confused, and believes having sex with Juan P will solve everything because her husband is so strange and so aggressive towards poor Juan P? So... for all of you who reads this... What do you think about it?
This is a strong recommendation to anyone who reads this review who has never seen the film Total Reality, don't waste your time and money renting this poor excuse for a film.
DIY pimp story without the gratuitous sex scenes, either hard core or soft core, therefore reads like a public information film from the fifties, give this a wide miss, use a barge pole if you can.
It is one of the sickest you'll ever see, with only one surefire, crowd-pleasing moment--the title card at the film's conclusion that reads "We Announce With Pride: This Movie Is Over"!
I advise everyone who reads this to write a petition to get this movie off of our film history so we can never hear from it again.
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