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And they get worse when Rico get tried for insubordination and no one seems interested in rescuing the Sky Marshal.
Not long after rescuing a young girl the survivors who have been living in a hospital find themselves stalked by a group of cannibals.
One of Caine's men dies rescuing a little English girl from drowning.
Oh...I should also mention that those blessed maniacs at Something Weird have done it again, rescuing another cinematic oddball and making another fine-looking DVD out of it.
While rescuing the crew of the ship "Julliete", wrecked on the reeves by the First Mate Mathias Widgeon (Victor Kilian), Loxi falls in love for Captain Jack Stuart (John Wayne).
Rescuing a girl in the process is just secondary to satisfying his blood thirsty rage.
Then we have the dude they're both after, who does nothing except getting captured, thus being in need of rescuing by the two girls.
I don't believe in wearing fur, I do believe in rescuing animals, and in fact have been in every situation that was described in this film, so it's not like I don't have any experience with the subject matter.
Instead of being a potboiler, Save Me (which indeed could have used some rescuing from the back burner of publicity) gently simmers its characters in a subtle stew of reason and emotion.
The two mice Speedy is rescuing frequently, Pablo and Fernando are excellent characters.
Rescuing automobile producers looks good to their employees and suppliers.
Rescuing the Amazon ForestsDeveloping countries are blessed with some of the world’s most precious natural resources.
But World War I was no brief war, and far from rescuing the empire, it destroyed it.
The first stage in an effective response, the first three or four weeks, must focus on rescuing survivors and stabilizing supplies of food, water, medical services, and shelter for the population.
The public rewards democratic governments for dealing with the downside risk caused by competitive markets – whether by spending to create jobs or by rescuing banks that have dodgy securities on their balance sheets.
Instead of giving the group what they wanted – the release of 53 militants imprisoned in Israel and four other countries – the Israeli Army launched Operation Thunderbolt, rescuing the hostages at Uganda’s Entebbe Airport.
Rescuing Nuclear Non-ProliferationAs a declared non-nuclear weapon state, Indonesia has always striven for nuclear non-proliferation - indeed, for a world free of nuclear weapons.
Central Banking’s New Club ClassNEW YORK – In the wake of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, the world’s central banks played a critical role in rescuing the global financial system.
Debt-equity swaps rescue the banks without rescuing their shareholders.
After 150 years of feuding, that support seemed as likely as the Capulets rescuing the Montagues.
There was a lot of bank rescue in economic stimulus; and there was a lot of economic stimulus in rescuing banks.
Rescuing GeorgiaGeorgia will receive its Christmas and New Year's present late this year, but the wait will be worth it.
I cannot believe that people in developed counties, when informed about the issues, would support rescuing bankers and oppose partial compensation for poor countries and regions.
Likewise, with household consumption and business investment collapsing, governments will soon become the spenders of first and only resort, stimulating demand and rescuing banks, firms, and households.
As taxpayers had already put huge sums into rescuing failing banks, with the prospect of more to come, a transparent process to reveal how the money was being used was imperative.
Germany has the biggest exposure by far among the countries rescuing the eurozone’s crisis-stricken countries, and thus helps to mitigate austerity more than any other country.
As if rescuing the big insurer AIG and prohibiting all short selling of financial stocks was not enough, now US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson proposes buying up (with taxpayers’ money) the distressed assets of the financial sector.
In 2012, rescuing the euro was personalized as a tango between Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a duo derided as “Merkozy.”
We see this in the current discussion about the distributional effects of rescuing the automobile industry; or the worry that hedge funds, which are widely blamed for today’s financial malaise, should have access to the Fed’s emergency credit lines.
If May can convince Trump that security is more important than a gamble on leveraged debt, she will have undermined a key part of his domestic strategy, while rescuing some of the old spirit of mutual defense.
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