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So they just started their honeymoons and the first wives stopped it before the honeymoon night.
The man himself is an obnoxious, immature wannabe who stopped trying to be and who know finances his life on the money paid by parents who want their kids to be rock stars or to find a new outlet or learning environment.
I think the dialog when they actually stopped to do it very nicely written and well executed.
One girl stopped her father from trying to get a lower rental price for the mansion she wanted for her party.
The studio told De Palma "Forget the stopped train,forget the helecopter shots, just make it quick and simple."
They should have stopped making new episodes a long time ago to preserve it's greatness, but it is too late now.
Hello every body........... this film is wonderful it is a fantastic film, personally when i saw this film in cinema i hardly stopped my self from laughing, and for the one who said that it is not a good film i want to tell him that the Arabic or Egyptian comedy films cannot be understood or it didn't make them laugh but for the Arabic people it is very perfect.
It was proved shortly after 9/11 that flight 93 landed and was evacuated to a NASA base and the supposed crash site had no debris from a commercial jet, no bodies, even the coroner was quoted as saying, "I stopped being coroner after 20 minutes.
The other night a friend stopped by with a copy of The Incorporated.
These are people who looked at the superficial exterior and then stopped there, failing to see the true brilliance of the satire and the other fascinating qualities it had to offer.
have I seen another action film about a train that poses a threat to the world if it is not stopped?
I stopped seeing local movies in the fall of 1940 when I was sent to boarding school.
I stopped this movie after the police paid a visit.
Since its adoption, nuclear testing has virtually stopped, and all 182 signatory states have abstained from testing nuclear explosives.
So how can this self-destruction be stopped?
Political scientists stopped predicting the CPC’s collapse and began asking instead why the one-party authoritarian state has been so resilient, and whether the period of reform and opening up had come to an end.
As a result, the system has not only stopped functioning, but some elements of it are actually pushing Europe towards disintegration.
The news media suspiciously stopped reporting on these facts, later protesting (too much) that they were under threat and feared instigating further violence.
As a result of this policy shift – and the recent killing of a South Korean tourist in North Korea’s Kumgang Mountains – official dialogue between North and South has stopped for the past several months.
Solidarity unionists, even if they often opposed many specific policy proposals, stopped firm managers from stealing assets; and the Church provided a force with which all governments to reckon.
Inflows of foreign capital stopped.
And the West too, even though disappointed at his return, probably realizes what it will get from him if today’s financial bloodletting can be stopped: reform, of a fashion and at a snail's pace.
India’s health-care crisis might ease if the government stopped artificially hiking the prices of medicines that people need.
The Greek and Irish bailouts are only temporary palliatives: they do nothing to curtail indebtedness, and they have not stopped contagion.
Spanish exports, on a positive trend until recently, have stopped rising.
Gas became artificially cheap, consumers seldom bothered to turn the thermostat down, and producers stopped investing.
The quest for education will not be stopped, but history will judge harshly those who turn their backs on children in need.
Out-of-pocket costs skyrocketed, infant mortality rates stopped declining, and the disease surveillance system was weakened, which may have contributed to the SARS epidemic in 2002-2003, which took more than 900 lives worldwide and caused economic losses worth an estimated $60 billion.
If BPO were stopped, industrialized nations—and their workers—would be worse off in absolute terms.
But this has not stopped the Bush administration's thuggish behavior.
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