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This is a segment called, "Dangerous Toys You Won't See at Christmas."
And we're really worried about losing this segment of our industry.
With his effort, and the support of his mother, his family and his community, he became a principal member in the double bass segment of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
And I brought a little segment to give you of Duke Brady's "Canopy Rap." (Music) That's Duke! (Applause) This experience of working with Duke also led me to initiate a program called Sound Science.
We got used to it and we never challenged it again, and it's fascinating to me, and by fascinating I mean a little bit insane, that we still talk about this as a segment when it's most likely carryover bias.
Second of all, I'll bet even you people who are untrained can see the difference, and we see here an ST segment elevation right after this sharp line.
The segment of the American Jewish population that had the highest frequency of Tay-Sachs carriers traced their descent to those European countries where the incidence of TB was highest.
This is a segment from CNN.
This is a segment that Sanjay Gupta actually took care of.
I hadn't dealt with this kind of problem or frankly, this whole segment of the medical world.
That whole Rosemary's Baby-esq segment was hilarity.
One is a small segment about 10 seconds long where they interview the factory managers where the fish is processed and he briefly mentions how 50 years ago the Nile Perch was introduced into the lake and it consumed the other fish species.
A whole segment about this hypochondriac going to the doctor.
Occasionally the stock footage is put to good effect (the nationalism/finance segment around 35:00), but usually it makes the video appear to lack any meaningful content, and demands you accept the context of the stock photographers rather than the context of the director.
For what it's worth, I thought the first segment with Theresa Russell (who I didn't recognize) was the best of the lot.
This show should be moved to a different channel and renamed to "Crab Boat Drama", or, even better, it would have made a perfect one-time segment on Dirtiest Jobs.
However, even this segment of the film was rife with pathos.
I mean most of the Neal N Nikki hotel/drunk segment was emulated take by take.
My 2 /10 is for the first segment which in fairness is actually quite decent and if they had made the movie about the characters in section 1 alone it may have risen above the 5/10 mark.Once it moved into TV 'reality show' territory it stank to high heaven.
I don't believe I could even recall one brief segment that I tolerated.
After an hour of hearing long-winded speeches and dramatic posturing, we simply want to tell the guy to shut up! mildly entertaining in spots, especially in the first segment, this mess begins to look and feel like a cheap, ugly made for TV splatter flick after a while, and ends in the most ridiculous way imaginable: Pinhead, along with his pet Cenobite dog, killing a bunch of idiots... in outer space!
It is basically a highly racist sequence of smoking dope, toilet humor, styling of each and every segment of the aircraft to reflect African American pop culture and pretty much nothing else.
It's basically the New York segment of 'The Day After Tomorrow', but that shouldn't make it any less of a film.
That final segment is even more embarrassing and amateurish!
Central tale of stranded teens telling ghost stories around a campfire in spooky woods nicely leads into, and ties together the different stories that make up the bulk of the movie (Watch for Ron Livingston (Office Space, Band of Brothers) and Jennifer MacDonald in a spirited, sexy segment ("The Honeymoon")).
I remember the segment where she went to Wisconsin to visit her family and a grave.
The opening segment was not very strong, and I began to worry about what was to come.
And that is the segment of people this movie was aimed at.
Although there are many facets of Lindbergh's life, the segment featured here is his efforts to be the First Man to fly across the Atlantic.
Not having read the novel (and I do not intend to do so), I was totally unprepared for the surprise that ends the first segment on the DVD and equally surprised by the subsequent twists and turns.
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