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The following are compiled from press materials. Review quotes are taken from online sampling.
Atlas Shrugged, Part I This adaptation of Ayn Rand's 1957 objectivist novel "tells the first installment in the story of a dystopian future in which a collectivist society has forced the great thinkers of the world to go on strike, leaving the functioning world without scientists, engineers, philosophers, or artists," according to an online synopsis. "Set against this stark backdrop, a railroad heiress named Dagny Taggart (Taylor Schilling) tries to bring her failing company back from the brink with the development of a new alloy to repair breaks in the lines, and hopefully calm the business' vital corporate partnership with an oil company. But with the endless bureaucracy of an evil and corru...
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...First, it quotes Weeks v. Jones, 100 F.3d 124, 127 (11th Cir.1996),... 32 Finally, both the intelligence and adaptation problems must have manifested themselves before ag...
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... are most central for the coping and adaptation capacity. A gender perspective is applied to see w.... (5.) All quotes from interviews in the article have been translate...
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..., but also visitors." (141) The scare quotes around "community" are noteworthy: Burger's point ... research points to a common pattern of adaptation to prison life. "While most new prisoners (especia...
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It's 2004. TVs everywhere are blasting either Dubya's empty bromides or John Kerry's narcotic drone. Square-jawed war veteran Tommy Lee Jones gets a phone call bearing news that his soldier son, just back from Iraq, has gone mysteriously AWOL. Soon after Jones drives out to the New Mexico base, his son is found-but in the form of charred severed hands and a head. Jones takes on the investigation himself, eventually enlisting the aid of underutilized single-mom detective Charlize Theron. Meanwhile, Jones receives reconstructed video files from his son's mobile that reveal oblique but increasingly damning footage of soldierly misconduct. Elan's central purpose is clear, and not unworthy of praise: depicting the egregious psychological toll the mishandled Iraq War has had on soldiers, effe...
... with a bevy of highfalutin literary quotes and self-aggrandizing passages from McCandless' di... with playwright David Hare's film adaptation of Wallace Shawn's postapocalyptic, Beckettish pla...
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... careful premise, teaches some vocabulary, quotes and cites an important scholar, makes and defends ...
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..., discussion of themes and context, a few quotes, and discussion of performance and adaptation. The...
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To paraphrase a famous seaman whose arms are even more swollen than Dwayne Johnson's: It am what it am, and that's all that it am.
And that am plenty good enough, at least for action junkies who have been waiting for Johnson - still perhaps best known by his pro- wrestling nom de stomp of The Rock - to desert Disney ("Race to Witch Mountain," "The Game Plan") and return to the lethal screen activity arguably better suited for a man with "guns" for arms and a head shaped like a bullet.
...- cruncher since the 2005 video-game adaptation "Doom." Violent yet smart (even humorously pretenttious at times, as when a prison warden quotes Khalil Gibran), the movie has a simple mission: to...
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... 400 words of which consisted of verbatim quotes of copyrighted expression taken from the manuscrip... the copyrighted work (in this case the adaptation [and serialization] right) the use is not fair." 3...
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While growing up, I always remember how my dad, an avid fisherman, loved to watch the TV show "M*A*S*H.
One of his favorite characters was Lt. Col. Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson), who wore a beat-up fishing hat embellished with lures.
...Some suggested sports quotes:. - "Golf Spelled Backwards is.." (on front) "F-L--O-G" (on back) - - Al Boliska adaptation. - "Golf is a Better Game Played Downhill" Jack Ni...