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And maybe, as it tackles problems of scene understanding and natural language processing, to tell us something about human cognition.
There is a college football linebacker who blitzes, tackles, recovers fumbles while having one hand.
That's just one approach that actually tackles the problem.
This tackles yet another assumption, that the giver and the organization is at the center, as opposed to putting the problem at the center.
And this, of course, tackles the biggest assumption of all, that business is business, and philanthropy is the vehicle of people who want to create change in the world.
BATTLE OF THE BRAVE tackles the 18th Century struggle for the control of Quebec (an all of Canada) between the British and the French with sidebars form the new America.
Downey doesn't confine his ridicule to advertising, but tackles black militant culture, the dynamics in Hollywood's portrayal of race, the elite white power structure, and character of corruption in any power struggle.
The themes it tackles are far from family viewing but still are shown pre-watershed.
It tackles the subject of tribadism in a society that is quite intolerant of any deviations from the norm.
A janitor is called to haul off the corpse, and the board immediately and unceremoniously tackles the business of electing a new CEO.
Here is a film which tackles controversial topics of the day (namely racism), and refuses to give easy answers and show them in a manipulative fashion.
This is an excellent movie that tackles the issue of racism in a delicate and balanced way.
A real sudsy soap opera here as Spencer Tracy tackles the role of an illiterate until the age of 20.
This movie is based on the book, "A Many Splendored Thing" by Han Suyin and tackles issues of race relations between Asians and Whites, a topic that comes from Han's personal experiences as an Eurasian growing up in China.
This film tackles the subjects of loss, personal struggle and transformation in such a smart, artful, sensitive, and visually stunning way that I was completely transported.
The film tackles the here and now horror of "rendition" with a multi-cast trans-global account of all involved.
Though it may lack the depth of the former which tackles issues like first dates, teen sex, and abortions, "The Wild Life" is, nonetheless, a great flick.
However, as someone living with cerebral palsy (albeit less severe than Michael, one of the main characters in the film) I don't wish to give this film a 'free pass' just because it tackles a subject that's rarely approached; and when it is, is normally treated with po-faced seriousness.
This movie is full of great acting, well developed characters and in action shots that will have you ducking and dodging in your seat, but with more arm tackles than pee wee football and almost every shot cuts away as soon as a player touches the ground its filmed to almost seem like football.
This movie tackles child abduction from the point of view of a Mom (lisa Hartman Black) who acts like a man would in an action thriller.
I was pleasantly surprised to see Steve Railsback in this cheese-ball flick, who always does a good job in whatever role he tackles....
Although it tackles a heavy topic, the film holds on to moments of laughter and hope as we get to know the characters up close, keeping the two-hour film from being one that is too difficult to watch.
The movie itself really tackles true observations and that was a strong element I found.
The movie tackles many relevant topics in todays society in a short period of time, and does so with class and grace.
Sensually shot and stunningly portrayed, Harem Suare is a bold film that tackles interracial romance, which is such a taboo in Hollywood.
I've played Resident Evil, Silent Hill and the Evil Dead and Castlevania games but none of them have captured the pure glee with which this game tackles its horrific elements.
i have never seen such a movie that tackles every issue in the Egyption society so honestly.
"J.T" is a simple, hour-long story of a young boy living in a New York ghetto, but it tackles some weighty issues.
Stories of these age-old battles have been curiously explored in literature such as Huckleberry Fin which tackles the subject with daring accuracy.
Furthermore, the film tackles some difficult, contemporary issues, through an exciting and thrilling storyline, such as men struggling to come to terms with their sexuality, alcoholism, bestiality, amputation and most importantly medieval sorcery.
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