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At first I thought that Rachel McAdams' character was simply too naive to be true but it soon became apparent that she was much wiser than we (or even she) knew.
Although the pairing of an older, wiser, vet and a newbie has been done so many times.. 7 of 10
He has a bit of a queasy stomach after slaughtering a bunch of civilian refugees because a few Communist infiltrators were hiding among them, but even his initially outraged girlfriend comes to see that "even a doctor amputating a leg has to cut off some good flesh with the bad," and pretty soon, this mini-My Lai is forgotten (without anyone apparently considering whether a wiser choice than massacre might have existed).
It is, however, excruciatingly long, and is without enough story embellishment to sustain interest; an even more fictionalized account might have been a wiser course of action.
Helen Broderick plays the same sarcastic, older but wiser friend that sticks by the young bride when things get tough that she played so many times (Father takes a bride, Smartest Girl in Town, Top Hat) Robert Young is the dashing interloper that really does want to help out, but just makes things worse.
Call is now older but no wiser in the ways of the world and when he's hired to track down a Mexican Bandit named Joey Garza.
You will be much the wiser for it.
One by one via a night-club semi racketeer, a monk, a ski instructor, the mayor of a small town, an epileptic doctor with a lucrative sideline in abortion and a gay hairdresser the scales fall and/or are stripped from her eyes leaving her sadder but wiser.
Like Fairbanks, Flynn plays an older and wiser famous lover who's getting a bit bored by it all.
You feel as if you have survived the episode and are wiser for it.
This left the director with no option but to bore us nearly to death with an extended replay of those scenes they had already coaxed from the naive but now wiser Miss Argento.
Collectively, we would all be a little wiser.
Collectively, we become no wiser.
The ultimate goal is to make us all a little wiser.
It would, of course, be wiser to address the real problems facing GCC governments, which range from embittered minorities to economies that are unable to create enough jobs for young people.
Unfortunately, unless wiser heads prevail, that is the way the world is heading.
Nothing would be wiser for the world's rich countries than to fulfill their pledges to the world's poor, hungry and disease-ridden peoples.
However, with hindsight, one might ask whether an earlier loosening by the PBC would have been wiser.
It is far wiser to distribute contracts widely and ensure that more Iraqi businesses gain access to credit.
Application of these principles to health policy can lead to wiser decisions about how to run our health systems.
Is there a Chinese or a Muslim Montaigne ready to write that the “Indian savages” may be wiser than us, as Montaigne did in 16th century France?
The wiser course, however, is to make the necessary investments today, thereby averting a much larger bill tomorrow.
Unfortunately, the European Parliament election results have made us none the wiser.
The much wiser approach would be to agree on policy priorities first and jobs later.
It seems wiser to heed modern-day Promethean thinkers such as the late Stephen Hawking, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and the 115 other tech leaders who in 2017 spoke out about the threat of weaponized AI and robotics.
Socrates, Plato’s teacher, famously goaded the Athenian authorities by maintaining that he was wiser than the Oracle at Delphi, who claimed to be the wisest, because he, unlike most people (including the Athenian authorities), knew that he did not know anything.
Leaving the campaign trail behind, cooler heads and wiser advisers would constrain him, and he would inevitably learn how the US government works.
Let’s hope that wiser heads at the Treasury Department prevail.
This message echoes and affirms examples found in the doctrines of many faiths, which call on us to be kinder and wiser in how we use this planet, and to advocate for all creatures.
Instead of advising Japan and China to raise their consumption rates, macroeconomists would be wiser to encourage these economies to use their high savings to fund not only domestic but also overseas investments.
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