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As I have seen some other watchers don't seem to like this movie but I think it's good by any standards.
Not a single scene made at any sense at all, everything was rushed and confusing, no one explained the world of the story besides "there's a war going on between night watchers and day watchers".
It is a girl watchers paradise but, arabian type women with zippers on their costumes and high heels in the dessert!
I've never read the novel that this movie is supposed to be based on, but according to other comments by other watchers, it was nothing like the movie.
There are a few bloopers, of course, but they may be easily overlooked, an easy enough thing for sensible and regular watchers of Indian cinema.
China watchers have been debating the character and extent of Xi’s power since last October’s 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
Two days before the vote, our poll watchers and supporters were searched, arrested, and given one-day trials, with most sentenced to one or two months in jail.
We feared that the voting would take place without the presence of our poll watchers.
Since the Third Plenum ended and the scope of Xi’s reforms has become clear, many China watchers have hailed him as the most transformative leader since Deng.
We do not yet know the answers to these questions, but Fed watchers were alarmed by a January 31 letter to Fed Chair Janet Yellen from Representative Patrick McHenry, the vice chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services.
Negotiation watchers term the current American-Chinese dance of mutual blame a suicide pact.
The fact that these issues are being debated is a good sign in itself – keeping Google and its watchers on guard.
Russian airstrikes have been concentrated on targets around the cities of Idlib, Homs, and Hama – areas where, according to independent observers, jihad watchers, and other groups that scrutinize the videos placed online by the Russian authorities themselves, the Islamic State is not established.
Central Bank watchers everywhere have a new pastime: comparing the behavior of America's Federal Reserve (Fed) with that of the European Central Bank (ECB).
At the moment, China watchers are focusing on two scenarios.
These factors have inspired some China watchers to regard the country’s economy as a bubble, if not to predict a hard landing in 2010.
China AdjustsBAHRAIN – China watchers are waiting to see whether the country has engineered a soft landing, cooling down an overheating economy and achieving a more sustainable rate of growth, or whether Asia’s dragon will crash to earth, as others in the neighborhood have before it.
Putin’s Gas ProblemHOUSTON – Russia watchers are rightly focusing on the latest brittle ceasefire in Ukraine, seeking to discern President Vladimir Putin's intentions there.
True to form, Americans became the greatest TV watchers, which is probably still true today, even though the data are somewhat sketchy and incomplete.
Fed watchers need to analyze minute differences in wording and tone to identify shifts in thinking.
When the watchers have only commercial motives, such “spam” feels like a minor violation.
So, the real question for China watchers around the world is whether anything that happens at the 19th Congress will affect this trend.
The idea that the Fed could fine-tune the economy by carefully timed changes in interest rates should by now have long been discredited – even if it provides entertainment for Fed watchers and employment for financial journalists.
A Debt Crisis Is Not ImminentNEW YORK – As countries, companies, and households confront the COVID-19 pandemic’s economic fallout, many market watchers are sounding the alarm about rapidly rising leverage worldwide.
While here, I have asked many poll watchers how they remained so determined, given that everyone knew their votes wouldn’t be counted, and that the fraudulent result would be announced immediately.
Among the unordered groups pushed from time to time, advancing with measured tread, parties of soldiers, or watchers, preserving order on the streets.
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