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It's one of the toughest sequences in ballet, and for those thirty seconds or so, she's like a human top in perpetual motion.
Thirty services could save 30 million lives by 2030.
Thirty percent of our home page reads comes out of the writing that comes from our writer's platform.
She writes, “and I a smiling woman/ I am only thirty/ And like the cat I have nine times to die.”
If you had started it from the other end, it would’ve reached the exact same spot in thirty seconds.
Over a million kilometers of cable crisscross our ocean floors to link the continents— that’s enough to wind around the Equator nearly thirty times.
Four hundred thirty thousand Canadians, British and Americans came together, again, with very basic technology, and put a man on the moon.
Thirty years later, you'd be seeing jet aircraft.
Thirty years later, mountain bike sales and mountain bike equipment account for 65 percent of bike sales in America.
Thirty years ago, most of the food was largely local and largely fresh.
Thirty years have passed since my father's first job as a community game guard.
Could you work on that problem?" Thirty years later, Ronald Reagan, actually, opened it up and made it an open platform that anybody could build upon, and anybody could come along and build new technology that would create and innovate on top of this open platform, left it open for anyone to do pretty much anything they wanted with it.
Thirty years ago, this view was right, but today it's looking shaky, and in the future it's simply going to be wrong.
I only watched the first twenty or thirty minutes of the movie, so I'm not exactly an authority, but I strongly recommend that you don't watch any of it at all and stick with Gaiman's strong written work.
I haven't even sat through thirty minutes of this and I can already tell how it will end up.
The performance took second place to the overwhelmingly creative hijinks of the studio wanks, with about thirty special effects per minute.
Anyway its an hour and thirty mins of my life i will never be able to get back.
It doesn't so much date Dracula AD 1972 as blow it to pieces, from the moment anyone under thirty opens their mouth it's impossible to take the film seriously and as for it being a laugh, it's not even a smile.
Richard Morelli (Colin Fox), who has been living in this dimension for thirty years.
I've watched this film about thirty years ago and it stuck in my mind until now.
My mother took me to this movie at the drive-in when i was around seven years old, which is thirty years ago.
The mutations have been controlled by a super-sized alien Queen for the past thirty years.
The music sequences are far more successful than the attempts at movie satire and, for the first thirty minutes or so, Jack Black's manic enthusiasm is infectious.
The problem was it became a matter of pride for me to finish it after the opening thirty minutes, and that was a fatal error on my behalf.
Stephanie Powers has only made 3 or 4 "real" movie appearances in the last thirty years of a very prolific television career - proof positive this was shot for TV.
They walk on the set for four days, say some sexual lines to disgusting old men -- thirty years older than them -- then take off their cloths, and run around naked for the four days they're on set.
The budget for this film must have been not more than thirty or forty thousand dollars and I doubt whether Morrow or Corday got more than three thousand to make it.
I rented this "movie" or feces, whatever you wish to call it, with several friends and after thirty minutes we had to stop watching.
Within the first thirty minutes, I found myself rather apathetic with all the characters and the story.
Repeat this scenario about four times, in marginally varied settings; bridge these with perhaps thirty lines of dialogue total; offer up actors even more hateful and lethargic than those in the above mentioned classics; and grace us with a monster comprising gauze, ketchup and one yellow Spock ear, and you've got a movie too mind-boggling to refuse, a working definition of bad.
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