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Molly Shannon effectively conveys the image of a lonely spinster lacking in people skills who insulates herself from the hurts of the human experience by replacing them with animals.
Is it any wonder that he sells his killing services for whoever pays the best price...but wait, he does like little kids, does like cats, is willing to consider replacing the blouse of an obnoxious maid he had a fight with, and he does start a type of patriotic reform with the aid of understanding (and pretty) Veronica Lake.
Political play comes in when a new mall is proposed to be built replacing the history old art centre.
In any case this Real World show is just one of many BS crap programs that MTV is replacing their music videos with.
After last summer's MEET DAVE, it wouldn't be hard to picture Eddie Murphy being forced to reprise his DADDY DAY CARE role, replacing Cuba Gooding, Jr. from DADDY DAY CAMP in DADDY DAY COLLEGE.
The multiple story lines in this one coalesce rather well, especially Negri replacing Jenny Hasselqvist as the sexual possession of a sheikh played by Paul Wegener (who, in addition to working for Lubitsch, took part in two important early German films: 'The Student of Prague' (1913) and 'The Golem' (1920)).
Up here in Glasgow, where I'm visiting my potential in-laws once again, you begin to notice certain words replacing others.
Enjoyed the series when shown on TV first time around.I have purchased season one to three (as available) and I am wondering when further seasons will be released.I enjoyed Fred Dryer's laid back acting(I know he was replacing Clint Eastwwod persons on TV) but the cast was so right for the show,except maybe the "Captain', until the arrival of the actor who finally settled in the role.I seem to have forgotten the name of whoever played the captain.
Basically a younger Victor Frankenstein (Ralph Bates, replacing Peter Cushing) is the misunderstood scientist, who is determined not just to study life and the human body, but make it.
Of course the Monster (David Prowse, the man inside Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy, replacing Sir Christopher Lee) created is an aggressive thing that obeys a few orders to get meaty rewards, but ultimately it is not a perfect specimen.
One who has read and appreciated the book on all of its many levels will also miss its many memorable and important "minor" characters; its sensitive and sympathetic treatment of Buddhism and other non-Christian creeds; and will be left wondering whether it was the star, the writers, the producer, the director or some combination of the above who thought they could go Kipling one better by, among other things, replacing his almost-accidental crisis with a Flynn-caused avalanche, then neatly tying all his lifelike loose ends into a big Tinseltown bow.
now my comment on this, isn't gonna reflect much on how Stephen king did it, more on what he stole from the original, for Gods Sake Even Dr. Stegman's ending line is ripped off to the core, just replacing Danes with Maine.
Why replacing Campbell, who disposed Basil's body, with Henry?! Henry is supposed to be a spectator, staying unmoved in this story.
I paid a buck fifty for this one and would consider myself ripped off except that by replacing the erase tab, I can re-use the tape.
Basically this is a loose remake of DEVIL BAT with Zucco replacing Bela Lugosi as the madman.
If all goes well, next year, I'll be replacing the bike with something similar and using my 3rd week of vacation for a Then Came Bronson adventure.
Replacing these agreements with bilateral deals would take time.
Machines were rapidly replacing human labor, holding out the prospect of vastly increased production at a fraction of the existing human effort.
Popular movements have brought a range of avowedly Islamist political parties to power, replacing the largely secular former regimes.
My questionnaire asked: "Do you worry that your (or your household's) ability to earn as much income in future years as you expect might be in danger because of changes in the economy (someone in China competing for your job, a computer replacing your job, etc.)?"
Some propose replacing the current personal and corporate income taxes with a flat tax on consumption.
Replacing biomass sources by less destructive energy supplies has thus become increasingly urgent.
Opponents within his own party are increasingly replacing the ineffectual Tory opposition.
On the other side of the Atlantic, in Guatemala, the United States Public Health Service (PHS) is deliberately infecting prisoners and mental patients with syphilis in another “experiment” aimed at replacing the ineffective drugs used by soldiers during the war that had just ended.
Moreover, most analysts agree that at least part of the rationale behind Russia’s invasion of Georgia, reigniting fears of a new Cold War, was its confidence that, with America’s armed forces pre-occupied with two failing wars (and badly depleted because of a policy of not replacing military resources as fast as they are used up), there was little America could do in response.
The solution, however, lies not in replacing the dollar with the renminbi, but in strengthening the role of the world’s only truly global currency: the IMF’s Special Drawing Rights.
In most Chinese cities, electronic-wallet apps on mobile phones are replacing cash as the primary method of payment.
Over the past ten years we have built new states, replacing the cloned Communist monoliths that operated for over forty years.
That is why replacing imported oil with homegrown energy is one of the most important and far-reaching legacies today’s Europeans could leave to the Europe of tomorrow.
And, in the case of rapidly developing economies like China, renewable-energy deployment is not replacing fossil fuels at all; instead, renewables are supplementing a constrained fuel supply to facilitate faster economic growth.
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