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They wrote almost 1,000 pages on the topic, and all of those pages were reviewed by another 400-plus scientists and reviewers from 113 countries.
But that's totally another and separate topic.
They have compiled more information about World of Warcraft on the Internet than any other topic covered on any other wiki in the world.
Which leads to the last topic: do not forget to have fun.
And we know a little bit more about bioluminescence thanks to Pixar, and I'm very grateful to Pixar for sharing my favorite topic with so many people.
First, you want to pick a problem or a topic to brainstorm.
All of you know about the topic that I'm supposed to talk about.
To find this out, I looked at three things: I looked at the topic that you should choose, I looked at how you should deliver it and the visuals onstage.
Now, with the topic: There's a whole range of topics you can choose, but you should choose wisely, because your topic strongly correlates with how users will react to your talk.
So my first topic with respect to this, was not death, but obesity.
I am proud that my personal engagement and enthusiasm towards this topic of carers found an echo in my own workplace.
June Williamson and I have been researching this topic for over a decade, and we've found over 80 varied projects.
Well, the topic I'm going to discuss is one which is, in a certain sense, very peculiar because it's very old.
It's been a major trending topic.
I discovered you can host a "Death Over Dinner," or a "Death Cafe," which is a great, casual way to introduce the topic ... (Laughter) and gain some wonderful insight.
I was really excited about this brand new topic coming up, complex numbers.
The topic has become so politically charged that a lot of viewers not only are not going to be entertained by movies of this sort, but will respond with barely concealed rage.
Unlike most reviewers here, I hated this movie, simply because the writer/director's bloated ego was in the way of an otherwise potentially interesting topic.
To preface my remarks on the film, I know the topic is horrendous and words can't adequately express the compassion any decent person would have for people dealing with the post-horrors of an atomic bomb dropped near them.
This movie is a perfect example of what happens when an important topic falls into the hands of greedy, mindless dolts.
With only a couple of exceptions, the interviews drone on and on and on, making little emotional contact or context to the whole topic.
This film proves a theory I have had for quite some time - in Australia, as long as a film deals with the right topic, it will be a success regardless of how terrible it is.
The main subject is child abuse, which is never fun to see - a sordid topic.
Child death and horror movies will always remain a sensitive & controversial combination and therefore it is my personal opinion that every movie that shows the courage to revolve on this topic should receive some extra attention from horror fans.
If you are familiar with the topic on a very basic level, you won't gain any new information or views from this series.
I have seen tons of trash, in every language, about every topic and of every trend of film-making.
Which brings me to the topic "make-up": By the looks of it they got it as gimmicks in some teen-ager's magazines "my first own make-up" or similar.
The movie seems to want to take a stab at too many issues- war, loss, autism, cancer, but fails so miserably to cover any one topic satisfactorily.
Freleng's earlier Snafu short 'Rumours' had been bursting with ideas and laughs but here the director is lumbered with a rather boring topic and he struggles to make an entertaining short from it.
Anyway, back to topic this film is poorly made in every aspect, I believe they grabbed Charles Bronson in order to sell this stinker; that dead body at the end looks very phony.
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