As time passes, however, star formation eventually grinds to a halt.
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Fact is, if stars get sick ... production grinds to a halt.
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And when those norms break down, the machinery grinds to a halt.
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The action, initially zipping at an antic clip, grinds to a halt.
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But when neither of them are on-screen, Good Omens grinds to a halt.
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And when those "miters" don't line up correctly, train traffic grinds to a halt.
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A deep recession is looming as activity across the economy grinds to a halt.
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Chrome will just eat up more and more RAM until everything grinds to a halt.
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She pumps hard, grinds to a halt on a dune, bruises her leg, starts again.
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Over and over, the film grinds to a halt as he monologues about decadent modern society.
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Game grinds to a halt as the Broncos start killing the clock by stomping on it.
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Any time GnuPG has to deal with such a spammed certificate, GnuPG grinds to a halt.
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During that stretch the movie grinds to a halt, finally rallying when it's mostly too late.
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This eventually catches up with stocks as the economy grinds to a halt or even shrinks.
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The second we let the ego tell us we have graduated, learning grinds to a halt.
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As daily life grinds to a halt in much of the world, artists are processing the changes.
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As normal life grinds to a halt in much of the world, artists are processing the changes.
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The Hill: Congress grinds to a halt as House leadership competitions consume both sides of the aisle.
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The problem is that many of these workers are actually suffering as American commerce grinds to a halt.
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As activity grinds to a halt, fragile businesses will be under pressure to rein in spending and cut costs.
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Meanwhile, the non-infected people stare at the infected ones in bafflement, as the system grinds to a halt.
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During these conversations, however, the game grinds to a halt when one of you has to make a dialogue choice.
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The narrative grinds to a halt with the ascent of André Courrèges and the arrival of the white gogo boot.
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Streaming As 2017 grinds to a halt, two media business stories promise to have a substantial impact on streaming video.
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This isn't the first time airlines have relied on the US government as demand for travel grinds to a halt.
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The consequence of all these edits is that the pacing frequently stutters, and in fact sometimes grinds to a halt.
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You try to open a website and it grinds to a halt, or read an email and it churns along sluggishly.
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The AirPods comparison sort of grinds to a halt when you look at the design and fit of the Powerbeats Pro.
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When that enzyme grabs favipiravir instead of a nucleotide, the virus's multiplication machinery gets gummed up and grinds to a halt.
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The problems come when the laughs stop, and the show grinds to a halt as it falls into boilerplate fantasy horror clichés.
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Any time the commander-in-chief ventures in and out of New York City, traffic grinds to a halt, and commuter chaos ensues.
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If political correctness gets pushed to the maximum, business and progress grinds to a halt in fear of legal accusations that become paralyzing.
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Yet as the euro zone's largest economy grinds to a halt, the debate over whether to open the spigots further is gathering pace.
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"When there's shakeups at the top, what tends to happen is a lot of the decision-making grinds to a halt," the source said.
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The country is already grappling with the world's fastest inflation, rising malnutrition, and disease as the state-led economic system grinds to a halt.
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In it, the AMOC grinds to a halt, causing superstorms to ravage entire cities and mega hurricanes to suck frozen air down from space.
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And if the worst happens—say, a factory grinds to a halt and creates gigantic production delays—future EVs can coast off Tesla's cultural cache.
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But banks' strength in retail operations may wane by the end of this year, when net interest income growth grinds to a halt, Peabody said.
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About 250 employees keep things running, and they even work on Yom Kippur, Judaism's holiest day, when everything else in the country grinds to a halt.
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They gave up a mint for them, yes, but consider that with both those guys... [music grinds to a halt] yes, Lucroy is still in Milwaukee.
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As foot traffic grinds to a halt in some of the country's most populous areas, restaurant owners and food-service employers are feeling the financial repercussions.
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Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise; or when even basic facts are contested, and we listen only to those who agree with us.
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"A stuttering global industrial economy continues to weigh on many commodity prices, as global trade grinds to a halt," analysts at BMO Capital Markets said in a note.
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Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise or when even basic facts are contested or when we listen only to those who agree with us.
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Ark: Survival Evolved, a Steam Early Access title with notoriously poor optimization, was playable on higher settings even though it grinds to a halt on my gaming desktop.
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And China is relaxing its rules on how banks deal with bad loans, giving borrowers and lenders more of a cushion as economic activity grinds to a halt.
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If every woman in America refuses to go to work Wednesday for A Day Without a Woman, it will be no surprise when the country grinds to a halt.
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It's at this point, halfway through the story, that a game about grind literally grinds to a halt, and I'm forced to take stock of what I've been playing.
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Theaters across the US are closed in accordance with national guidelines that limit public gatherings, as movie studios delay major releases and the box office grinds to a halt.
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"Again and again we've seen them wipe the drives that companies are using to run their business, and business grinds to a halt, and it costs them a fortune."
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"The bullish roller-coaster will remain in full-swing for now, but don't be surprised if it grinds to a halt as we approach the turn of the year," Brennock added.
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Toward the end of the book, just as Ms. McNamara's investigation seems to be gaining momentum and the killer's hazy profile begins to come into focus, it grinds to a halt.
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He simply fabricates a terror plot targeting voting centers, strong arms a few swing-state governors into shutting down the polls and watches as the entire election grinds to a halt.
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The airy montage of 1950s history and medical science that opens HBO's The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks temporarily grinds to a halt over a seemingly inconsequential detail — its title character's name.
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As demand grinds to a halt, the OPEC+ production cuts currently in place expire at the end of the month, meaning nations will soon be allowed to pump as much as they please.
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If foreign investment grinds to a halt and hard cash buffers disappear, Turkey has only limited options without simply building large current account surpluses that may require a much deeper and longer domestic recession.
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Any narrative momentum earned by the police-facing-ripped-from-the-headlines-moral-dilemmas grinds to a halt as soon as the singing starts, and there isn't enough space for all the overlapping plots.
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If one lorry fails to arrive and a car cannot be completed the line grinds to a halt; there is no space to leave half-assembled cars hanging around the factory until vital parts appear.
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As much of the U.S. economy grinds to a halt, the tech industry is uniquely positioned to support the government's efforts to broadcast key information about the virus, assist workers financially and now aid critical research.
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Usually the point of a general strike is to do something so disruptive that daily life grinds to a halt and society can't help but pay attention to your grievances, experts on social movements told Vox.
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The pace is too hectic except when it unaccountably grinds to a halt, which is an odd problem in a show that was already running in London for more than a year before being remounted for Broadway.
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DOLLAR RATIONING Meanwhile, senior bankers in Asia said major clients with supply chains and operations outside the region were worried about their cash flow being disrupted as countries close borders and economic activity grinds to a halt.
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As the country grinds to a halt to combat the coronavirus outbreak, vendors and owners of small businesses from food stalls and souvenir shops to beach shacks in Goa face the threat of an indefinite dry spell.
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"It is certainly possible to implement security to such a point that your free society grinds to a halt," said Simon A. Bennett, director of the civil safety and security unit of the University of Leicester in England.
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This new crisis is impacting American businesses more directly as business in restaurants, bars, hotels, travel and tourism broadly, airlines and manufacturing grinds to a halt under the weight of social distancing requirements to stop the disease's spread.
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But as ageing public information infrastructure grinds to a halt and public services start making the switch to digital, that image is slowly starting to change, and the tech companies helping this along are reaping some of the rewards.
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Inequality and poverty will increase as growth in the developed world grinds to a halt—potentially, the super-rich may be able to access technology that will allow them to reverse the aging process and thus effectively live forever.
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Companies which have relied on outsourcing by the mining industry are, meanwhile, expected to explore takeover prospects as a way to cut overheads, plug revenue gaps and improve their survival chances as a two-decade minerals boom grinds to a halt.
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More than 50% of fish caught by British boats end up elsewhere in the EU. If the export mechanism grinds to a halt the newly exclusive access to British waters enjoyed by the country's fisherfolk may bring them little joy.
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House leadership races on both sides of the aisle are consuming the Capitol as major legislating grinds to a halt and attention shifts toward November's midterm elections — and who will lead the parties through the high-stakes 2202 presidential season.
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"When you lose access to energy, your entire economy grinds to a halt," said Jason Bordoff, director of the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University and a former White House energy adviser to President Obama during Hurricane Sandy.
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While most businesses have seen a slowdown in recent weeks as the US economy grinds to a halt, Instacart and other online delivery companies have seen an uptick due to statewide lockdowns forcing restaurants to close and residents to stay home.
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"We're putting our heart and soul into doing everything we can to start up again, but with each new quake everything grinds to a halt," said Nicoletta Colaneri, an owner of a bar off the main square that opened on Aug.
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As Jobs doubles over with illness after a product launch, the music, conducted by Michael Christie, grinds to a halt — relying, in a bizarrely clichéd move, on a sound evoking the stock effect of an alien spaceship powering down its engines.
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Moore's loss could foreshadow a disastrous 20073 for Republicans — the nightmare scenario of losing the House and winnable Senate seats that top strategists and lawmakers have been worried about, as Trump's legislative agenda grinds to a halt and the party increasingly fractures.
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As many companies' activity grinds to a halt, the government has tentatively estimated that the economy will contract by 1% this year with the caveat that was less of a forecast than a best guess given the unprecedented nature of the crisis.
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We're also digging into stories that we can cover better than anyone else, like how workplaces and frontline workers are experiencing the outbreak, the struggle against digital disinformation, and internet culture at a time when the physical world grinds to a halt.
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Economists expect more than a million workers will lose their jobs by the end of the month as economic activity grinds to a halt; St. Louis Fed President James Bullard warns the jobless rate could hit 30 percent in the second quarter.
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But that progress seemingly grinds to a halt around Season 4, when Jon concludes that the only way to end the Battle of Castle Black is for him to personally assassinate Mance Rayder, even if it means Jon himself will be killed immediately afterward.
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RELATED: White House evasive as House Intelligence Committee grinds to a halt Conaway, a Texas Republican, who will now lead the Russia investigation, said he hopes to work with the committee's Democrats to get the Russia investigation back on track, but said he'll need their cooperation.
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Accordingly, as congressional leaders move forward with plans for the next fiscal package, it is imperative that they focus on providing substantial support to vulnerable households and firms while the economy grinds to a halt in order to reduce the spread of the COVID-22020 pandemic.
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After the third chorus, the guitars go crazy for two minutes, jerking and scraping away at the drums, at the popping bassline, at their own textural surface, but as the song grinds to a halt there's still a mountain of anger left over, brooding, trembling, glaring you down.
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It's tricky in a way because to me the creative process is very much a solitary act and of course, quite often the necessities of life simply get in the way and before I know, it all grinds to a halt and I have to get the whole circus rolling again.
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Although the first hour of "Bitter Melon" is a spiky and absorbing story of repressed feelings, the movie grinds to a halt in its final third as the characters talk things out, which might be helpful in life but in drama tends to belabor the obvious, as well as offer an easy exit.
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These 7 occupations would suffer most if all women really went on strike These 7 occupations would suffer most if all women really went on strike If every woman in America refuses to go to work Wednesday for A Day Without a Woman, it will be no surprise when the country grinds to a halt.
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The decision to strike out for the US on his own, without presenting himself for asylum at a port of entry, is a common one as the US asylum system grinds to a halt from the sheer number of applicants and the Trump administration's determination to make it more difficult to present a claim.
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After all, the canals of Venice are cleaner than in recent memory—so clear that fish are visible in the water—and satellites have revealed a dramatic drop in nitrogen oxide, which contributes to smog, over many metropolitan areas as public life grinds to a halt in an effort to slow the virus's spread.
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" 140-Year-Old Industry Dies: BLH Plant Grinds to a Halt" Delaware County Daily Times 29 April 1972: 1.
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The next arrival is the vampish Myra Arundel, whom Simon has invited. The other two guests arrive together: Richard Greatham, a diplomat, and Jackie Coryton, a brainless but good-hearted young flapper. Tea is served. Conversation is stilted and eventually grinds to a halt.
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The 'second subject' is heard again over a spiky and agitated accompaniment, before the two themes are combined in close counterpoint. At the conclusion of the piece the original fanfares are heard once more before the overture grinds to a halt with an upward chromatic scale for the whole orchestra.
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Eventually the upheaval grinds to a halt and Phaedrus gathers small groups of refugees to himself, becoming a sort of mind-healer. He does not go on to be king or gain immense power; instead, he is at peace. In The Transformer, we resume where Phaedrus left off. Content with his life, a few adopted children and a gather-woman.
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Charles III takes command of the country as it grinds to a halt. A few months after the strike, Bev is arrested again and sentenced to life in a secure institution, which again is neither prison nor hospital. The only way out of this facility is to be retrieved by a family member. There, he revives his teaching career by giving informal history lessons to other prisoners.
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Sodium is required to drive this process. In the absence of a sodium gradient across the cell membrane, the NaDC3 cotransporter ceases to function, intra-cellular dicarboxylates are depleted, and the OAT1 transporter also grinds to a halt. The renal organic anion transporters OAT1, OAT3, OATP4C1, MDR1, MRP2, MRP4 and URAT1 are expressed in the S2 segment of the proximal convoluted tubules of the kidneys.
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Clagget angrily storms out of the saloon while Rockwell and Frenchy reveal that she did steal one of his aces. But in the middle of their laughter, a gunshot is heard and the laughing grinds to a halt. Kent and his gang come out, explaining that Gyp Watson's pistol had accidentally gone off. Slade tells Kent that shooting Keogh was a mistake and they were moving too fast.
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Recording at the edge is more reliable because recording is independent of the network's health and degree of congestion. Even if the network grinds to a halt recording continues unaffected. However, you have to be very cautious while only recording at the edge. SD cards in these cameras are continuously filled with data, written over, and over-worked -They burn out very quickly, compared to a normal Hard Drive.
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Counties issuing marriage licenses on about March 4, after the state Supreme Court decision. On March 3, 2015, the Alabama Supreme Court ordered all probate judges in the state to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. By the afternoon of the next day, all or nearly all counties stopped issuing such licenses. Autauga, Macon, Mobile,Marriage equality grinds to a halt in Alabama and Talladega stopped issuing licenses to all couples.
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When an object loses all its SDPs, it is rendered useless; (a vehicle shuts down and grinds to a halt, a weapon will no longer fire, etc.). It is destroyed when it reaches twice its SDPs in damage. To keep things simple, (and avoid rolling lots of dice), large scale weapons inflict points of damage called Kills, which represent destruction on a much larger scale. Kills are used for such things as giant mecha robots and spaceships.
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Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune gave the film 1 star out of 4 and wrote, "'The Master Gunfighter' reminds me of a made-for-television movie: The story is forever being interrupted by messages from the sponsor. In this case the sponsor is Billy Jack ... every so often the action grinds to a halt when Billy-as-Gunfighter delivers a sanctimonious lecture on fidelity, honor, or racial injustice. The speeches are outrageous, funny, embarrassing, and insulting by turns."Siskel, Gene (October 6, 1975).
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Doakes enlisted in the U.S. Army and there earned his nickname "Sane James" for his ability to detect the mentally unhinged. Doakes went on to become an Army Ranger, serving with the elite Regimental Reconnaissance Detachment. After spending many years in black operations, Doakes gave up his military career, electing instead to use his skills to help civilians as a police officer. Doakes's police career grinds to a halt when he receives excessive force citations; his volatile, angry nature proves he cannot work well with others (unless leading them).
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It is a fast and simple evocation of a Viennese ballroom or German country dance. This proceeds in contrast to the first section but eventually grinds to a halt on a fortissimo diminished chord. There follows a brief return of section 1 (10 bars) followed by a briefer return of section 2 (5 bars) (in a minor) followed by an ever briefer return of section 1 (only 2 bars). This is followed by section 3, which is really a lengthier return of section 2, which starts in G and moves back to B.
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Nick Chinlund returned to the series to reprise his role as Pfaster. Rick Millikan, the show's casting director, eventually settled on Scott Wilson for the role of Orison believing that he could pull off the "dual nature" of the character better than anyone else. The episode featured several scenes making use of complex effects, most notably the shot at the beginning, where time grinds to a halt. Bowman used several different takes, all filmed at different speeds and then combined in post-production, to achieve the right effect.
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Otherwise the machinery of government grinds to a halt within days. The third choice – to mount a coup d'état or an anti-democratic revolution – is hardly to be contemplated in the present age. Though all three situations have arisen in recent years even in developed economies, international relations have allowed a disaster to be avoided. Where a Prime Minister has ceased to retain the necessary majority and requests a dissolution, the Sovereign can in theory reject his or her request, forcing a resignation and allowing the Leader of the Opposition to be asked to form a new government.
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She suits up and enters the fray on her motorcycle, taking shortcuts over guardrails and weaving through police roadblocks. When the perpetrators open fire on her, cracking her racing helmet, she promptly becomes angered and draws a shotgun, kills one of the kidnappers, shoots the getaway car's engine, and the chase grinds to a halt. At a police debriefing, which Kenji and his partner Banba are attending, it is revealed that the kidnappers could have connections to Samuel McCoy. Amidst rumors that his profitable chain of nightclubs and restaurants is a front for a lucrative prostitution and sex slave ring, it has been impossible until now to find any hard evidence.
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In the movie, the music arose naturally from the story: there was even a certain wit about seeing a group of wimpled warblers turned into a cohesive unit. But here, long before the heroine has got to work on their larynxes, they are leaping about the stage like showbiz pros telling us How I Got the Calling. In order to pad out a slight story, every key member of the cast also has to be given a number. As a result, the plot grinds to a halt while we hear about the macho fantasies of a sweaty cop, or the hoodlums weary us with their own wet dreams.
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We meet our heroes on an auspicious day, the day before the first all- digital national parliamentary elections are due to be held, facilitated of course by Switch technology, a Public/Private Initiative. To vote, a person must be using their official profile. Without warning and for no apparent cause the entire Switch system suffers a significant malfunction resulting in national chaos. People cannot switch from their currently engaged profile to any other: surgeons are not allowed into the operating theatre because they cannot present their official credentials, citizens are unable to access pharmacy facilities, employees can no longer remotely access their corporate facilities and the financial system grinds to a halt.
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As Michelangelo, incautious as ever, puts his hand through in order to feel what might be on the other side, he inadvertently ends up groping Batman's face, and the Dark Knight retaliates with a blow to Michelangelo's nose. This provokes a hostile reaction from Raphael when Batman's team steps through the portal, inciting immediate mutual hostilities; but the battle quickly grinds to a halt when a nearby jogger is attacked by Snakeweed. As the two teams prepare to engage the monstrous plant mutant, they encounter Poison Ivy, who has Snakeweed under her mental control. While the rest of the united teams keep Snakeweed busy, Robin and Raphael pursue and capture Ivy, who is subsequently dumped through the Kraang portal back into her native dimension, while Snakeweed faints once Ivy's control over him is gone.
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Sabu's spoiled libertine son Xiro has gotten a mangled portion of one of Noah's messages and mistakes the announcement of apocalyptic doom as an invitation to a party cruise. Xiro throws a tantrum after Kairel II disqualifies all of Xiro's potential cruise- mates for lack of intelligence, and the tiger Dagnino sees an opportunity to seize the crown of the post-flood world's animal kingdom. As Noah single- handedly completes the ark (an impressive but not Biblically accurate craft with a helm, thousands of luxury cabins, and other features more suited to a modern cruise liner), the animals arrive en masse. Kairel has been sent along to organize and supervise the trip, but the procession grinds to a halt when the herbivores demand assurance that the carnivores won't devour them once they're aboard.
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" Reviewing the film's 2012 3D conversion, Todd Gilchrist of Boxoffice wrote that "Be Our Guest" is "effective, immersive and maybe even memorable." Meanwhile, Annlee Ellingson of Paste wrote, "It's thrilling to experience this film's major set pieces on the big screen again, especially the Broadway-infused 'Be Our Guest' number." The Times-Picayune's Mike Scott wrote, "But then the 3-D all but disappears until the 'Be Our Guest' number -- with its artfully surreal dance of the dishes." Andrew Pulver of The Guardian, who otherwise criticized the film's songs, praised "Be Our Guest", writing, "Apart from the spectacular Busby Berkeleyesque [']Be Our Guest['], the film pretty much grinds to a halt whenever one of the songs ... starts up." Likewise, Neil Smith of Total Film concluded that "only ‘Be Our Guest’ and the ballroom swoop really benefit from a stereoscopic make-over that doesn't do the hand-drawn remainder many favours.
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The film is set in Liverpool, where tugboat captain Joe Higgins (Edmund Gwenn), believing he has won a fortune on the football pools, resigns from his job and throws a party in a local public house where family and friends - some of whom have an eye on a share of the winnings - gather to celebrate his good luck. Higgins pays court to the widow Clegg (Maire O'Neill) who he has been wooing, while his daughter Betty (Betty Driver) is targeted by a chancer who sniffs money. The party grinds to a halt with the arrival of the hapless Pat (Jimmy O'Dea), Higgins' Irish first mate on the tugboat, who is forced to admit that he forgot to post the winning pools coupon. There now seems no reason for celebration, but Higgins is mollified when his former employer offers him the captaincy of the best tugboat on the River Mersey, a position to which he had long aspired.
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After his election in late 2004 President Viktor Yushchenko promised a "War on Corruption". Several officials were indeed arrested and/or questioned early 2005 (among them later ministers in the Azarov Government Borys KolesnikovYanukovych’s inner circle, Kyiv Post (January 24, 2009)Countries at the crossroads: a survey of democratic governance by Sanja Tatic & Christopher Walker, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2006, (page 580)Corruption Watch: October 3, 2005 , Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (October 3, 2005) and Yuri BoykoGas Lobby Takes Control of Ukrains Secret Service by Taras Kuzio (18 March 2010)Ukraine: Battle Against Corruption Grinds To A Halt, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (September 26, 2005)). Former Security Service of Ukraine Chairman Oleksandr Turchynov claimed that in the summer of 2005 Yushchenko prevented an investigation into allegedly fraudulent practices in the transport of Turkmen natural gas to Ukraine and prevented the arrest of Boyko for abuse of office while heading Naftogaz: "Turchynov stated that Yushchenko told him in mid-August to stop 'persecuting my men' and that the investigation of RosUkrEnergo was 'creating a conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin'". A survey conducted in November 2008 showed that 73% of people in Ukraine considered the second Tymoshenko Government's actions against corruption to be ineffective; comparable figures for the U.S. and the UK were 73% and 39%.
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