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I wanted to do the most boring, most unobtrusive kitchen.
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Instead, the business model behind its partnership program will be based around "ads in the most unobtrusive way," he said.
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P. 8, p. 42: "... a visual context in which the most unobtrusive acting effects become eloquently expressive. Sternberg's décor is then not the meaningless background of the drama, but its very subject. ... " The March 1935 premiere of The Devil is a Woman in Hollywood was accompanied by a press statement from Paramount announcing that Sternberg's contract would not be renewed.
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A mobile guerrilla force unit was inserted into its assigned tactical area of operations by the most unobtrusive means available. Once in the area of operations, the unit became a true guerrilla force in every respect except that of living solely off the land. Selected items of resupply were delivered by air. The guerrilla force operated from mobile bases, and the troops were capable of remaining and operating in a particular area for thirty to sixty days.
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In 1955 Republic Pictures released The Eternal Sea, a biopic taken from Hoskins's life and written by Allen Rivkin after a story by William Wister Haines. The film featured Sterling Hayden as Hoskins, Alexis Smith as his wife Sue, Dean Jagger as his friend Thomas Semple, Hayden Rorke as William Buracker and Virginia Grey as Dorothy Buracker. The New York Times noted John H. Auer's "deceptively simple direction". The reviewer especially praised "... some of the best and most unobtrusive photography of aircraft carrier scenes ever made".
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Lee Weinblatt is an American inventor and market researcher. Weinblatt's 60 inventions focus on means to investigate consumer response to commercial products and advertising. Weinblatt, who has a master's degree in industrial psychology, started his career at Perception Research, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies. Weinblatt's first assignment was for Philip Morris, who wanted to discern the most unobtrusive place to locate the Surgeon General's warning on the dangers of smoking, only to discover that it was largely ignored by smokers, regardless of where it was placed.
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Maggie determines to kill herself in the most unobtrusive way possible so the news won't be splashed all over the headlines. But every time she sets off to do the deed she is interrupted, until she realizes that she really wants to continue living after all. Subplots involve the rivalry between Red Mountain Realty and Babs "The Beast" Bingington, a non-native of Birmingham with a fake name and a fake Southern accent who will do anything, legal or not, to get a listing; and the mystery surrounding the last owner of Crestview, Edward Crocker, whose skeleton Maggie and Brenda find in a steamer trunk in the home's locked attic.
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