It slows down that forward movement but it's still movement.
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" She added: "We don't want to stop that forward movement.
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Speaking of forward movement, Mars turns direct on June 29!
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Uranus might be chaotic, but it craves forward movement and growth.
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I fear that the forward movement embraced by youth will lose energy.
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By early Thursday, it was a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph "Because of the forward movement -- the decent forward movement it has -- you're going to see a hurricane stay intact through southwest and central Georgia," Long said.
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Running is a mechanism that lets me focus on one task … forward movement.
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Grinding, in its imitation of forward movement, is catnip to a mind stuck in neutral.
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The forward movement is surprising, for it is toward the untransfigured images of the everyday.
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For all the intractable problems in our region, there is a sense of forward movement.
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For example, Sagittarius, represented by the Archer or the Centaur, is heavily associated with forward movement.
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It differs from Max Muay Thai in that aggression and forward movement is not overly encouraged.
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There is some forward movement as the gurney gets wheeled out of Homerton Hospital's MRI machine.
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Communication has been rough for you this month, but June 26 could bring some forward movement.
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Isaac's forward movement was accelerating on a path to cross into the lower Caribbean on Thursday.
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After months of predictions of its premature end, Bernie Sanders's improbable run continues its forward movement.
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"While we've had some forward movement, there is a lot of work that needs to be done."
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It's about putting one step in front of another, about forward movement to where you wanna be.
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Republican leaders, apparently relieved with forward movement, chose to put on an upbeat face on Wednesday night.
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The biggest distinction between the LiveWire — versus gas motorcycles — is its monster torque and uninterrupted forward movement.
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The biggest distinction between e-motorcycles — versus gas two-wheelers — is lightning acceleration and uninterrupted forward movement.
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Over 26 years, motility, the progressive forward movement of sperm, dropped 30 percent in all five breeds.
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Neither bill has made any forward movement and both have a long way to go before becoming law.
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"Russia will continue moving forwards, and nobody will ever be able to stop this forward movement," Putin said.
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Slower forward movement means a hurricane has more time to inundate a region with rain and storm surge.
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But Wheelbarger said there are indications of forward movement on the intra-Afghan talks as soon as Tuesday.
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There are plenty of important developments in the hour, but a notable paucity of action or forward movement.
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At a news briefing a short time later, Lavrov said little to suggest there had been any forward movement.
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Despite the constant forward movement, there's still a countdown clock, so the player only has limited time to strategize.
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The George W. Bush years held on to the establishment of old and in many ways resisted forward movement.
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He'll restart his forward movement in early 2019, but, until then, you may have to deal with some minor inconveniences.
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It's got a nice jack to it, but with lots of forward movement and a nice baseline here and there.
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Italian politics is a noisy, messy, never-ending game of musical chairs, with plenty of motion but little forward movement.
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Brady's arm, Coleman ruled, had begun a forward movement before he attempted to tuck the ball back toward his body.
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Finding effective body shots can make the constant forward movement more exhausting for the pressure fighter than the man being pressured.
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People thrust " HAY FUTURO " and " YO TE REVOCO " ("I recall you") placards skyward, and danced in place when forward movement stalled.
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A more powerful forward movement comes from the fact that David/Davíd is a gifted but difficult and explosively willful boy.
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He serves as the president of the board of the organization I serve, Forward Movement, and I've heard him preach many times.
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"There will definitely be a forward movement in the direction of a better understanding and an agreement with South Africa," she said.
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Her palette passes swiftly through the palettes of other artists, invoking and then distancing herself from them in a continual forward movement.
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The storm's core should lose strength as it moves over land, but remember, its forward movement is expected to be a crawl.
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House leaders for months shrugged off a lack of forward movement by saying members were still educating themselves on the new deal.
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Other research suggests that tropical storms and hurricanes are, in general, slowing their forward movement as the climate changes, which also favors major floods.
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" Thanathorn says he'll lead what has now become the Future Forward Movement and "continue to campaign for progress and liberal ideas across the country.
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Erratic, eccentric Uranus is in your sign, and it's turning retrograde today—which will cause some forward movement around changes you've been considering making!
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His leadership of the Budapest orchestra emphasizes transparent textures and brisk forward movement, with a strong sense of presenting precisely what is on the page.
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But often it comes from a shared numbness, a feeling that there is no forward movement available, that people need to be pushed into action.
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Without commenting on additional locations, Cheater said forward movement will always be part of the MQ-9's future, especially with intelligence gathering on the rise.
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And in the meantime, the show will continue to crawl slowly forward, doing its utmost to keep any forward movement from feeling like movement at all.
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Bauermeister is an inventive and nimble bassist, often countering Schwarzenbach's melodies; carving out his own space in these songs and giving them a lumbering forward movement.
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Yes, a typical episode involved a core cast of characters dealing with a somewhat predictable set of hijinks, but there was almost always constant forward movement.
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In No Time to Die, Bond may be the protagonist, but the women around him play a significant role in the action-packed plot's forward movement.
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After a couple of months of this, our perception of how our planets are moving hits the reset button, and Mars appears to resume its forward movement.
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Kim Roth, Poppy Hanks, Allen Bain, Gary Pearl, Thomas L. Carter and Teddy Smith will executive produce, and Macro, Forward Movement, Oil & Cattle and Bainframe will produce.
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For the record, when we say "progress," we simply mean forward movement — Uranus likes to affect great change, but it's less concerned with who benefits from it.
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The team also found that, when flying slowly, bats generate forward movement by holding their wings high, away from the body, at the end of each beat.
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The way his legs flared out as he released the ball betrayed his inability to halt his forward movement completely, to gain full control over his body.
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Her narration is a bit distracting, often spoon-feeding the reader chunks of exposition that weigh down the forward movement of the story, especially in the beginning.
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Southern Democrats abandoned the party to become Republicans, and Richard Nixon won the presidency in 1968 on a Southern strategy of stalling forward movement on civil rights.
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The obliqueness, the tangential dartings of Miss Jackson's uniquely imaginative mind occasionally conflict with the forward movement of her narrative, but they do not undo her spell.
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Silva's leg kicks also stifled Nelson's forward movement in the first round very well, with Nelson's wearing a big welt on the affected area after the bout.
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It's not a pretty picture, and as much as there's celebration about forward movement and forward thinking, about getting money to Black women, very little is really happening.
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Roberto Perez started things off with a towering popup that traveled only about 10 feet in terms of forward movement before Kris Bryant was able to catch it.
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And the backlash shows that that progress has been less linear than we would like, and that with forward movement comes those reactionaries who dig in their heels.
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Two State Department officials told CNN that Zinni left because he felt he had reached a dead-end, believing there was no forward movement on resolving the rift.
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We clearly didn't make the progress that we wanted to, and we look forward to when they're coming here that there is real negotiation and real forward movement.
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In order to get short-term forward movement on a problem, we ask the people who have the fewest well-being assets to give up some of them.
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"Forward movement is a good thing, but I always include that it's not enough, and we have to have a base where we can truly build," Stein told CNN.
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At the root of this forward movement is an attention to the features of language — its contours sound and meaning leading to rhythm and rhyme, a supple musical syntax.
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There's more plot as the six-episode season develops, and some twists—but the power of the series lies less in its forward movement than in its slack, inevitable dread.
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With all of this positive forward movement across the Maisel board, we know there also has to be a few thunderclouds looming as we head into the final episodes, right?
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That will raise flooding threats Dorian's forward movement is expected to slow as it approaches land, and it should remain slow over land, eventually taking a turn to the north.
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And you know, I mean if that's...If that's what it takes to have some forward movement with that... At least there's there is some positive quality coming out of this.
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Forward movement is also evident in the recent passage of landmark labor reform by Mexico's Congress and news that legislatures in both Canada and Mexico are beginning consideration of the pact.
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Infrastructure would be a deciding issue, and while the White House has recently floated proposals for infrastructure improvement, no forward movement is likely for some time, purely for reasons of finance.
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The tax bill, the relief from the regulatory excesses of the Obama period, the appointment of thoughtful and conservative judges, and even his foreign policy seem to be generating forward movement.
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"This puts the economy in a very, very good position as it starts its 0.83th year of forward movement in July," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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It feels, in some ways, like it's constructed from spare bits and pieces that didn't fit into those earlier episodes, and its contribution to the forward movement of the plot is minimal.
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As for Boeing's CAV, it recently completed a three-minute test flight during which it demonstrated forward movement, after flying outdoors during a hover test for the first time earlier this year.
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The Senate voted on Thursday afternoon on four immigration bills, looking for any forward movement on protecting young people brought illegally to the United States as children and beefing up border security.
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Lined up against the prowling, thick-stroke style of Ms. Carrington's drumming — which reflects the influence of her primary mentor, Jack DeJohnette — it creates a mix of simmering tension and restless forward movement.
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However, customers are not sold on CVTs yet; some complain that these cars are listless, especially during acceleration, because they lack the rhythmic higher revs and forward movement felt during traditional transmission up-shifting.
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She's really not a very good politician," Jenkins said, "but I think she's a generally honest, moral person who cares a lot about the welfare of children and the forward movement of American values.
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Two State Department officials told CNN that Zinni left because he felt he had reached a dead-end, believing there was no forward movement on resolving the stalemate between Qatar and its Gulf neighbors.
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As with the Lion Air crash in Indonesia, the damaged 'angle of attack' sensor, which tells pilots what angle the aircraft has relative to its forward movement, may have set off a volatile chain of events.
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"The fact is, the longer that the projects on Guam are delayed, that means the longer that there's not going to be any forward movement on some aspects of moving the Marines off Okinawa," Hornung said.
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Thanathorn, who was banned from running for political office or becoming a member of a party for 10 years, said he would continue his political struggle by forming the "Future Forward Movement" to promote local elections.
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By using the kick as a counter to the opponent's forward movement, the kicker guarantees himself a target where most back kicks done on offenae (without smart use of the ring or cage boundary) often fall short.
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That is opponents, in knowing that they have this huge gap to close and that the karateka will retreat as soon as he sees forward movement, commits to two lunges forwards, a preliminary step and then the punch.
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And goals aside, Morgan's comfort and skill while playing and distributing with her back to the goal, as the very tip of the team's potent attacking spear, facilitated so much of the Americans' forward movement throughout the match.
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Against Rousey she was reluctant to throw round kicks out in the open, especially after eating a powerful left hook as Rousey stepped inside of one, and instead stuck to low line linear kicks to jam Rousey's forward movement.
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Washington (CNN)Those hoping for progress in Congress on gun control proposals this week saw no forward movement at all, as Republicans continued to hold out for a sign from President Donald Trump on what he wanted to see.
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"It will be very difficult to repair what has been done over the past years (to US-Russia relations) but it is something where I think, once the forward movement starts, I think history will be on their side," he said.
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Ritchie plays with pacing and chronology throughout King Arthur, having Hunnam telling stories in voiceover as they comedically play out onscreen, à la Drunk History, or building the plot's forward movement around callbacks and flashbacks, repetition and hastily built inside jokes.
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Ortega's wanting footwork and constant forward movement suggest that Edgar can get him to the mat, but if Ortega fails to snatch up and finish a guillotine on the way down he could be stuck underneath a veteran ground-and-pounder.
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The March 12 plans show how the agency and its partners "may facilitate the identification, staging, forward movement, reception, and sustainment of refugees" on the island, based on an initial appeal for donor funds from $9 million to $19 million.
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If the Trump administration does the opposite — cracking down on marijuana businesses and preventing the forward movement of a burgeoning and highly profitable industry — we will see significant job loss, and the evaporation of newfound and much needed tax revenue.
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But a US source familiar with the discussion between the three countries said Wednesday that Washington isn't holding its breath for forward movement during Trump's visit to South Korea, and accused Seoul of trying to talk up the potential of a third summit.
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I assumed that by the time my two daughters and stepson were of age, society would have moved on from the institutional barriers that lurk in the shadows like some boogeyman, ready to jump out and thwart the forward movement of black folk.
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But the show's near-constant return to the status quo is generally obscured by the jokes, which fly so thick and fast — and are so off-kilter, so memorably specific — that episodes crackle with energy despite plots that feature little actual forward movement.
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After a few years without forward movement in his recording career, Mr. Mack took advantage of an opportunity to rap for Sean Combs, then known as Puff Daddy, outside the New York nightclub Mecca, and secured a record deal with Mr. Combs's label, Bad Boy.
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Read more: Why war crimes go unpunished But U.N. Secretary General António Guterres did suggest some forward movement when in July he appointed former French judge Catherine Marchi-Uhel to head up a new team to prepare evidence that could be used by a future court.
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No matter what name it goes by — childfree, childless by choice, barrenness — it is a major sign of forward movement that more and more women around the world have the ability to make their own decisions about their bodies and, by association, the shape of their lives.
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While those living it make their own discoveries, mistakes and art, generational descriptions are almost always the work of elders ("the younger generation"), youngers ("our parents' generation") or marketers (Silent, Greatest, Boomer, Pepsi) attempting to commodify the unstoppable cultural changes that accompany the forward movement of time.
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As new options have opened up for Tehran since the lifting of sanctions, Iran may now be awaiting better bids for Farzad B. "They (Tehran) are playing hardball ... We don't see any forward movement on that (Farzad B)... So we have reduced (crude) imports," the Indian official said.
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And so the karate man has two choices, he can allow the aggressor to fall short and then counter before he returns to position—a delayed counter, go-no-sen—or he can read the forward movement and step in to intercept—a simulteneous counter or sen-no-sen.
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Swept to power a year ago on the back of a party he created, the 40-year-old French president lacks clout in the EU legislature, where some of his grand plans may stand or fall, because his En Marche (Forward) movement still has no formal representation there.
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But for the rest of the Democratic presidential field — as other candidates have begun talking openly about who among them is best positioned to stop the Vermont independent — Weaver's challenge captured a building sense of seemingly inexorable forward-movement by Sanders ahead of the most critical juncture in the race.
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In his email, Mr. McDermott said that he had spent the last three years on "the most extensive time experiment of my life," converting a 30-room Irish country house to reflect the evolution of decorative styles over previous centuries — and to make sure any forward movement of the clock is suspended.
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Last month, Trump indicated (which US Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin affirmed in June) that the US could lift restrictions against the company, provided that the US sees some forward movement on the trade talks, essentially demonstrating that the order has less to do with national security and more to do as a negotiation tactic.
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Spielberg's weakness has always been wonder and whimsy at the expense of forward movement, and here, he's working with Walden Media, the Christian entertainment company that's built an ethos out of producing effects-heavy, pointedly wholesome kids' movies like Bridge To Terabithia, The Water Horse, City Of Ember, and the recent live-action Narnia movies.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, Paul, I think we are now seeing why both Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and the Senate did not want to bring this subject up in this term to Congress because it is intractable, it is impossible to make forward movement on it, and it is just become negative event.
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While that's the kind of frustrating storytelling device that feels like cheating, Westworld does give us some forward movement: Charlotte and Stubbs discover Ford's hidden stash of Bernard clones, and Dolores snatches her father's coveted head chip — and presumably any hope of immediate rescue for the humans from outside the park — from the grasp of Delos.
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Just a few hours after that, Marc sent us not one but two entertaining songs that played with the notion of 20 seconds: one that he and Scott had written, called "Twenty Seconds," that had so much forward movement that the time flies by, and another he wrote solo, called the "Half a Minute Waltz," which is a word lover's delight.
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" RELATED: Trump threatens to roll back US-Cuba relations Roger Noriega, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and critic of the opening to Cuba, said it's a good bet that Trump's administration will "review the strategy and at the very least freeze the efforts to loosen regulations and maybe even roll back regulations, and that will introduce enough uncertainty into this thing that it will halt any forward movement on the normalization track.
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