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And then after that, you succumb to the rigors of time.
At least since the Industrial Revolution, the world of design has been dominated by the rigors of manufacturing and mass production.
And most kids simply can't endure such rigors.
From there, we follow them through the rigors of their challenging, but free life along the river.
It's disingenuous and corny in spots, but it also captures the rigors of military training and the terrors of war vividly, and it deserves to be more widely seen.
Now this film was made 4 years before I was born, but I don't think the rigors of professional wrestling traveling has changed all that much.
And, will she be able to withstand the rigors of a harsh media blitz?
"Ride Clear of Diablo" director Jesse Hibbs and "Saskatchewan" scenarist Gil Doud has fashioned a solid, unpretentious combat movie that opens with a brief prologue about our protagonist and the rigors that he endured as a teenager.
Not only do they prove to him that they are MUCH more manly but they threaten him until he promises to return to the present day and correct this silly stereotyped cowboy hero image--allowing the bad guys to win and revealing to America that cowboys like Roy Rogers and Gene Autry were just pretty boys who NEVER would have survived the rigors of Western life!
As the rigors of the transition continued, fatigue set it.
Virginia Woolf called the ideal of womanhood in this period “The Angel in the House”: a retiring, fragile creature who could not withstand the rigors of the public arena.
This redistribution, channeling net public resources toward lower-income households, is a sensible correction to the market economy, a kind of insurance against life’s vicissitudes and the rigors of scarcity pricing that characterize the market economy and have little to do with equitableness.
Politicians everywhere quest for a "third way" around its rigors, yearning for "national champions" in industries like telecoms capable of holding off globalization.
The United Kingdom now seems certain to hold, by 2016, a referendum on remaining in the EU, and a far-left party – determined, as in Greece, to escape the rigors of economic reform – could win Spain’s general election next autumn.
The Philippines Joins the Asian RaceMANILA – In 1980, my father arrived in the United States to undergo a heart bypass, due to the rigors of his imprisonment by the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos.
The rigors of the TPP are bound to force significant agricultural reforms, and pushing it through will, indeed, test party discipline.
The Indian stove is clearly a work-in-progress; it is too bulky and not durable enough to survive the rigors of an African village.
This can be done by allying himself with the activists -- say the new ex-communist government of Massimo D'Alema in Italy -- sidelined over the past few years by the rigors of setting up EMU.
Soon the rigors of global finance will force these countries onto the same track as everyone else because public sector deficits cannot cover the bill for large numbers of people who won’t work.
The rigors of the prolonged campaign provide voters with some clues about stamina and self-discipline.
Each of the Republican candidates took a turn as front-runner in this race, and the rigors of the primary season exposed the flaws in some, like Texas Governor Rick Perry, who were initially attractive.
What if we have externalized the feminist ideal primarily as a set of accomplishments and rigors, rather than embracing it as an expansion of all kinds of freedom – which can also sometimes include freedom from eternal aspiration?
But the company also suffers from obsolete and costly labor arrangements, which allow train drivers to retire at the age of 52, even though they are no longer subjected to the life-shortening rigors of operating coal-fired steam engines.
This is not, needless to say, because Europeans crave the rigors of America’s less cosseted social conditions, but because it’s the only way that European governments will be able to stay afloat financially.