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It's a tackle box filled with medical supplies.
Now, unfortunately this is more of the face that we see in everyday life now as we try to tackle urgent problems.
Urgent optimism is the desire to act immediately to tackle an obstacle, combined with the belief that we have a reasonable hope of success.
If you want to go beyond a tinkering, if you want to go beyond a hobby of robotics and really tackle the grand challenges of robotics through rigorous research, we need more than that.
So one of the first things we thought we would tackle would be how we go about predicting epidemics.
They decided to tackle this really pressing problem of the terrible problems we have with infant mortality rates in the developing world.
And so I think we're ready to tackle one of the most important questions in neuroscience: how are the brains of men and women different?
And I asked them to do a project together, tackle the issues affecting their country in cartoons, yes, in cartoons.
So we're seeing financial reward being used to tackle the great issue of obesity.
I've long awaited for someone to tackle the subject as a thriller, perhaps in the vein of "Jaws" or "Predator".
It has a good cast; it's lively; it's prepared to tackle sex head on, with some of the characters actually getting some of it here and there, which is unusual for a British comedy.
The blazes of the film are ultimately all I could pay attention to and enjoy seeing the characters tackle them, the rest is a bit too chatty for my liking.
He is too much of an Icon to tackle such a delicate and controversial topic let alone the role itself.
She could tackle any part.
He was a fine actor, perfectly willing to tackle characters that were not very likable, and to do them extremely well.
Death in Venice is one of very few films with the patience and bravery to tackle this fact head-on.It confronts the human eye with beauty and inspiration in their two most inevitable human forms-self denial and decay.
You can't help but make a comparison with the recent Fahrenheit documentary.Both Copolla and Moore tackle similar issues, but while Copolla presents matters from an outside , objective point of view, Moore takes a very partisan position that really compromises the whole point of a documentary ... It is really a shame that a film like Fahrenheit 9/11 won a prestigious award like Cannes.
Here we have the inimitable Charlie Chaplin forsaking his slapstick past to tackle the serious subject of anti-Semitism, and intolerance in general.
Travis Cotten and Mark Priestly, who successfully tackle some tricky physical comedy as two bummed out bogans and Jessica Gower as a cutie but confused teen angsting about love.
Mixing caution with heavy-handedness, "message movies" pat themselves loudly on the back for daring to tackle major problems.
This for some maybe a "2001" on sand, but they tackle different philosophical viewpoints, one about evolution and the future, the hope and potential for mankind, while Fata Morgana itself is a somewhat more metaphysical trek.
First they had a very short interviewer named Marty O'Neil who made "Rock n Roll" Buck Zumhofe look like a nose tackle.
The key difference is that the classic rom-coms tackle their stories with wit and a lack of pretension.
To its credit, the film does tackle racism and sexism at a time when they were taboo subjects, and it does have SIZE, making it an excellent choice for ridding yourself of unwelcome house guests.
While every now and then one will come across some maverick who will praise the film on philosophical grounds (aggressive feminism or the courage to tackle the issue of transgenderism), the film has not developed a cult following like some notorious flops do.
It's the message that's not: Give Jesus your life and everything will change - you'll tackle better, make amazing catches, stop fumbling, start making touchdown passes, and even make the playoffs.
Each of four businessmen face their darkest fears when they tackle a challenging whitewater trip, on a river about to be replaced by a dam.
After World War Two the US Army decided to tackle a problem they faced throughout the war; that many soldiers got into battle and found themselves totally unable to kill another human being unless it was a matter of 'me or them'.
After seeing the movie last night I was left with a sense of the hopelessness faced by organisations trying to tackle the problem the film portrays.
The only information given to us was a little blurb in the itinerary for the festival and so I was unsure as to how this documentary would tackle this hot topic.
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