She goes places no one else can, and her journeys are methodical and haunted.
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He just wants a good-looking woman he can show off when he goes places.
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And more than anything else, it goes places no 'Star Wars' film has ever dreamed of going.
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It's even got a pretty good Lynch impersonator, and it goes places, so the less you know, the better.
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"Regardless of the true intent, this kind of attempt at dark humor goes places that would make most, if not all, advertisers uncomfortable," Schafer said.
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I won't spoil anything, but Devotion's final act goes places—but all of them are earned by the amount of character development that came before.
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David said that the shootings have made him more aware of his surroundings and have changed where — and when — his family goes places, including the beach.
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That is, you've heard that it takes some sharp turns and goes places you didn't expect to follow it to, and that it would be unsporting for a reviewer to say much more.
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But I will say that, without revealing any spoilers, the book goes places — physical places — within the universe that when I initially started thinking about the book, I really had no plans to go to.
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It's not super subtle, and there sure is a big NRA/MAGA fan dude in the group (that storyline also goes places, I'm told), but the show goes to lengths to soberly present the PTSD that rocks folks who have been made to experience violence, and the cold welcome they receive in an uncaring country.
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Hitchcock does manage to inject little glints of imagery and invent little twists of construction that give the film the smooth, neat glitter of his style. Shot on location in Quebec, it has a certain atmospheric flavor, too. But it never gets up and goes places. It just ambles and drones along.
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13, in 1978, was promoted to California voters as a way to reduce > taxes and to stop fixed-income seniors and others from losing their homes > due to escalating property taxes. Since then, the bulk of the "tax relief" > goes places the voters never intended--giant corporations. Corporate > properties are rarely re-assessed since corporations don't die and seldom > sell.
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After taking temporary refuge in rental, Rubina and her family were eventually rehoused in her own flat in the Bandra West suburb of Mumbai, bought for her by the Jai Ho Trust set up by British director Danny Boyle.Slumdog Millionaire' star Rubina Ali's flat in Bandra IBN 16 October 2011From slums to queen of suburbs, Rubina Ali goes places The Weekend Leader 2 Apr 2012.
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He also called the protagonists' relationship "intense" and complimented the art's "expressive force". Elliot Page of the UK Anime Network podcast called the manga haunting and dense, saying that the manga "goes places with such care and respect and intellect into the characters and their plight". He also called the art gorgeous and complimented the backgrounds, comparing the way the manga creates a "pocket dimension" to The Flowers of Evil. The manga was part of the at the 2016 Angoulême International Comics Festival.
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And when Johnny is being tormented by his crazy grandmother who wants him out of the house, Clay says he'll take care of Johnny's situation if Johnny detoxes Angus. What follows are some bizarre sequences involving Johnny trying to help the ferret with the aid of The Robert Downey Jr. Guide to Cold Turkey and Johnny's grandma getting busy with Eminem and Dr. Dre. The pop culture references strewn throughout the episode are reminiscent of Family Guy – though not always laugh-out-loud funny, at the very least they make you think, "I can't believe they just showed that. " From old lady nudity to Eminem blissfully cuddling with another man, Free for All goes places you just normally don't see in an animated world.
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Ben Brantley, reviewing for The New York Times, wrote, "This latest offering from the prolific Mr. LaChiusa, often feels wan and weary...The music, though superbly orchestrated (by Michael Starobin) and played, goes places that singers used to hard-sell Broadway pizazz cannot follow. The punctuating yelps; the wavering sustained notes in minor keys; the labyrinthine interior musical paths; the eruptions into antimelodic harshness — these are all more the stuff of mid-20th-century chamber operas than conventional show tunes...The touchingly game performers, who include musical pros like Daphne Rubin-Vega (a haunting presence as the ugly daughter) and Yolande Bavan (as Bernarda's senile mother), inevitably stumble over such challenges."Brantley, Ben. "Theatre Review: Bernarda Alba, Sex and a Monster Mother Seething in Sunny Spain", The New York Times, March 7, 2006.
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