This year, the CBRC unveiled aggressive measures to restrain the rampantly growing sector.
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When you have children in squalor with the flu spreading rampantly around them.
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As a result, the nation's rampantly unequal income distribution will only become worse.
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Patriarchy and misogyny are rampantly normalised in many aspects of public and private life.
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It's no mystery why Roosh upsets people: He is rampantly, unapologetically misogynistic and homophobic.
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Although I think Roxy Music's music was rampantly heterosexual, gay culture definitely informed their aesthetics.
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What about a man rampantly pushing a trolley around a supermarket and loving it, is he cool?
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But most of the time—especially now, in our endlessly connected and rampantly financialised moment—it's not.
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These videos spread quickly and rampantly, but even if they've been online for years, the situation isn't hopeless.
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A few "rampantly expanding" financial conglomerates also pose risks to the financial system, Yi said, without naming any.
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Of course, none of this tells us whether it's true that Uber has a rampantly sexist workplace culture.
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We can still work to reverse the effects of the global heat wave that has been rampantly affecting coral.
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Even after years of criticism over Facebook's moderation practices, misinformation (political and otherwise) still spreads rampantly on the platform.
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You can't not know that this has been going on rampantly for ... I can't even tell you how many decades.
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In France's highly politicized environment, he says, this could prompt a minority who were previously hesitant to become rampantly anti-vaccine.
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That hasn't stopped those hoaxes from spreading rampantly online through services like Facebook and YouTube, where misinformation can easily go viral.
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YOU WEREN'T -- I WOULDN'T CALL YOU RAMPANTLY BULLISH BUT YOU SAID THIS IS GOOD, THAT THINGS WERE GOING TO GET BETTER.
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What the deal is not expected to fully address are Chinese industrial policies that rampantly subsidize state-owned and domestic industries.
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The pretense was that her music, covering sexual topics, provides carte-blanche to rampantly infringe upon invasive questioning on her personal life.
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The fire is suspected to have spread so rampantly given that many homes are made of wood or bamboo with plastic roofs.
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On the contrary, they look to be cashing in, like so many architecture firms these days, on the rampantly greedy redevelopment of cities.
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Iguodala is catching tons of flak now for his anti-Memphis stance, largely because the 1203-25 Grizzlies have so rampantly exceeded expectations.
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Unlike its peers, the social media company has rampantly expanded its portfolio through a number of strategic acquisitions including WhatsApp, Oculus Rift, and Instagram.
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"I feel powerless to address it; fast-fashion brands so rampantly [copy], especially from smaller labels that are without large copyright protection," Pagano said.
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At a time of populist unrest, bitter political polarization, and rampantly spreading authoritarianism, Fukuyama's book now appears to have been written for another planet.
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But by the politically repressive, rampantly commercial climate of the 1820s, the public sphere had become a tool for reputation management, spin and factionalism.
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It openly backs violent criminals who rampantly smashed facilities, set fire, assaulted innocent civilians, trampled on the rule of law and jeopardized social order.
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And it's true that in today's globalised and rampantly marketed sport, a club's affluence does not depend on that of its fans or its city.
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Not on the evidence of Diderot himself, who suffered poverty and a prison sentence, was deserted by countless friends, and cheated rampantly on his wife.
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Rampantly visual and wildly allegorical, "The Salvation Hunters" anticipates beatnik dirges like Christopher MacLaine's "The End" (1953) and Jonas Mekas's "Guns of the Trees" (1961).
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Headlines indicating a blue wave have run rampantly, and many Democrats are confident in their chances to take back control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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So you're correct – it's gross, disgusting, and a horrible reality that is rampantly becoming more "real" in the world day by day – and comment by comment.
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When there are labels out there that have strong ethics and run their business where they aren't fucking the bands over rampantly, you hear about it.
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Poor Tiny Cat now rampantly engages in unhinged object-referral, the seeming fulfillment of identity through external means: in this case, little red balls of yarn.
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This worldwide vulnerability to a rampantly strong dollar could serve as an automatic stabilizer because it is in everyone's interest to keep it for overly strengthening.
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A president who chooses to rampantly violate the norms of American politics is not likely to be checked so long as his own party holds serious power.
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But the Justice Department (under President Obama) found he had been rampantly racially profiling Latinos, so the courts tried to get him to rein in his practices.
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And the sorts of things he limned along that Brentwood hillside are rampantly evident in the uncanny colors and combinations of colors in this possibly final project.
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Apple tries to talk to my devices 11,000 times this week, but a good chunk of those attempts are on the first day when I am rampantly cheating.
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I know it may have been hard to tell in recent days, when I was tweeting rampantly about Manchester City's latest exploits, but, no, I am not English.
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In a world characterised by steadily decreasing attention spans and rampantly increasing information onslaughts, the temptation to simplify and summarise just to keep on top of newsflow is immense.
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Trump believed Ukraine was still rampantly corrupt and said that if President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted to meet with him, Giuliani would have to be convinced first, one source said.
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They're actually teeth that grow rampantly until they pierce through the upper left of the whale's mouth, according to Canadian Wildlife Magazine, and continue growing up to 10 feet.
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That isn't to say that journalists should not identify and report on social media platforms' failings, misgivings, or hypocrisy, or identify when a platform is allowing misinformation to rampantly spread.
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Trump believed Ukraine was still rampantly corrupt and said that if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted to meet with him, Giuliani would have to be convinced first, one source said.
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New research funded by The Laura and John Arnold Foundation shows that many OPOs are rampantly underperforming, recovering only as little as 30-85033 percent of potential transplants every year.
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My issue is that Koei could so easily have avoided accusations that their games are rampantly sexist by throwing a few of the DoA series' hunkier men into Xtreme 3.
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The first teaser trailer for Ricky Gervais' rampantly anticipated new film may only be 87 seconds long, but that doesn't stop from him squeezing in at least two references to ejaculation.
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But there's another trend I've seen rampantly recurring, in which more and more people intentionally capitalize the first letter of select words to make them stand out, Like So. It's Everywhere.
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Relying on the ocean has often been considered insurance to stave off disease, although there is also widespread skepticism about the ability of any island to avoid a rampantly spreading virus.
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Relying on the ocean has often been considered insurance to stave off disease, although there is also widespread skepticism about the ability of any island to avoid a rampantly spreading virus.
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Denying reality and shifting blame are the hallmarks of an emotional abuser, and Trump does both of these things more often, and more rampantly, than any public figure in recent memory.
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"Buying gold has typically paid off in times that haven't been so good, whether that is the Great Depression, or whether the dollar has gone up rampantly due to inflation," Boneparth said.
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It's been over a year since we rampantly binged our way through the sweet '27s nostalgia of Stranger Things Season 24, and now — finally — the sequel is less than 20173 days away.
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Eteon's mysterious Director is only ever heard as a heavily-processed voice in "Hobbs & Shaw," and viewers have been speculating rampantly about their true identity since the film hit theaters last Thursday.
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At least, that's what it might feel like if you've so far managed to resist the lure of the long-running (29 years, no less), rampantly successful Final Fantasy video game franchise.
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The 1970s were a time of unprecedented sexual freedom for gay men, during which diseases were traded rampantly, fueled by a libertine culture that saw penicillin as the panacea for all ills.
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Not only were smartphones perhaps intentionally addictive, but they were having impacts beyond just adults feeling like they were wasting time: they were making children rampantly more depressed, under-developed, and, ironically, anti-social.
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The central bank on Friday also issued sweeping guidelines to tighten rules on asset management businesses, the latest step by Beijing to fend off systemic risks in the country's rampantly growing shadow banking sector.
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With the 2020 election season upon us, tech companies like Twitter are trying to get ahead of disinformation campaigns and avoid a repeat of the fake news that rampantly spread during the 2016 elections.
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Mr. Sassou-Nguesso has been accused of running a rampantly corrupt and nepotistic government that has used the country's oil wealth to enrich a small elite while delivering scant benefits to a poor population.
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Some of the game's biggest names, including Gregg Popovich, Charles Barkley and Stan Van Gundy, continue to register concerns that teams are abandoning too many traditional offensive principles in favor of rampantly hoisting 3s.
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What's worse, a president who rampantly violates the norms of American politics will drag many in his party into complete or near complicity; he will redraw the boundaries of what is acceptable in American politics.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank on Friday issued sweeping guidelines to tighten rules on asset management business, the latest step by Beijing to fend off systemic risks in the country's rampantly growing shadow banking sector.
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Numerous hippie free festival organizers also felt drawn in the 70s, bringing their thousand-strong parties primarily for the remoteness, but also for the liberty cap magic mushrooms that still grow rampantly throughout the valley.
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"The FTC is sending the message that wealthy executives and massive corporations can rampantly violate Americans' privacy, lie about how our personal information is used and abused and get off with no meaningful consequences," he said.
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Too often we criminally fail to check our privilege on the major stage, and last night's Brit Awards was a two hour pop culture pantomime about what happens when unchecked privileges spiral rampantly out of control.
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In terms of quotation-mark "likes," the rapist's and the rapist's girlfriend's feeds blow up when the San Francisco Chronicle prints a feature in which both are quoted, and which they both rampantly share and like.
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There have been at least four novel coronavirus cases on three Navy ships, raising concerns that the illness could spread rampantly across a military service that packs as many as 5,000 personnel onto vessels with tight quarters.
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The sweeping new guidelines, covering all financial institutions including banks, brokerages, insurers, fund houses and trust companies, are the latest effort to rein in China's rampantly growing shadow banking sector, notorious for excessive leverage, Byzantine structures, and opaqueness.
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"Let's not dream up some way in Senate rules to drag this out day after weary day and expose one another to the viruses that are rampantly crossing this country and threatening us every single day," he said. Sen.
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BEIJING, Dec 1 (Reuters) - China's financial regulators on Friday circulated new regulations to local governments to clamp down on a rampantly growing cash loan sector, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter and a notice reviewed by Reuters.
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It's almost enough to make you forget about politics, this joyous event held in North Carolina... a state where an exiting Republican governor proactively restricted his Democrat successor's authority just to spite him, and where there's a rampantly LGBT-discriminatory bathroom law. Goddamnit.
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The DEA has used asset forfeiture to take over $3 billion from people without obtaining a criminal conviction since 2007, according to the Office of the Inspector General, and critics of the practice say it's rampantly abused by local law enforcement agencies.
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Celebrities are dropped off at one end, they wander up the red-clothed road and past 11.413 screaming fans rampantly taking Snapchats and 211.41 journalists waving dictaphones, then they're out the backdoor and back into a car to be taken to the real venue.
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"It would be hard for an employer to prove that it had an effective policy preventing harassment if it hired somebody that it knew had let harassment occur rampantly in their prior employment," said Carolyn Wheeler, a lawyer who spent decades at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Meanwhile the video elevates the whole shebang further: There's Mitski's looking cute and conservative, all wide brown eyes, gazing at her questionably tank-topped love interest, who then starts rampantly making out with a Coachella basic (nice flower crown and crochet, dude), and in response Mitski starts caressing, biting, and kissing herself like she's in an erotic fever dream.
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The crack epidemic not only devastated communities on a molecular level, where friends and family members were the casualties, but on a larger societal plane, wherein hundreds of thousands—if not millions—of people of color were imprisoned for possession and use of a drug that white communities were simultaneously rampantly abusing in a slightly different format, with little consequence.
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But much of their treatment reflects the conditions of public mental health care in a rampantly medicalized model of treatment: Many KTU detainees are overly medicated, they allege—and as detainee advocates like Dr. Peggy Mustelier, a clinical psychologist and FOMDD vice chair, and her colleagues at FOMDD note, this regime of pharmaceutical mood management is engineered to render detainees docile, and to dampen the intense rage they feel.
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Topolina It is named for the poplar trees ("topole" in Polish) which grow there almost as rampantly as weeds.
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Anti-epileptic drugs could potentially target this AR of GABA that seems to rampantly occur at FS neuron autapses.
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The days of rampantly commercial, craftless, contentless, corporate-driven pop, especially as practiced by artless teenage girls, are here.
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Heureaux became rampantly despotic and unpopular. In 1899, he was assassinated. However, the relative calm over which he presided allowed improvement in the Dominican economy. The sugar industry was modernized, and the country attracted foreign workers and immigrants.
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The major source of transportation here are buses and jeeps. Nowadays electric auto rikshaw are also running as local transportation in market and town-side area. For the transportation of goods in villages, tractors are rampantly used though trucks are used in the major highways.
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A powerful scrum aided England in securing a measure of dominance. Fresh from the break however South Africa stepped up and rampantly tore into their guests. This culminated in two 50 pointers in as many weeks. The fans suddenly began to believe in their side again.
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The seesaws, slides and swings provided by Dhaka City Corporation became so rusted and inoperative that it was hard to find a single child in the park. Drugs were sold so rampantly, the parents of the area were scared even if their children were passing by the children's park at that time.
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Despite the severe distrust of Africans in modern medicine, the Ebola virus has been said to spread rampantly across West Africa due to a shortage of healthcare workers and limited medical resources and facilities. The unsanitary conditions in the overall West African region have also made it easier for Ebola to spread.
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The thought of mutual benefit is dissipated, while the greed for gain over another grows rampantly. The moral minimum for negotiating ethics consists of interests of well-being, autonomy, political freedom, standard social roles, and focal interests.VanEs, Robert. Negotiating Ethics: On Ethics in Negotiation and Negotiating in Ethics. Delft, The Netherlands: Eburon, 1996.
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Through the rampantly increasing striking from the Mool Oya Estate incident, a workers' council was formed suggesting that repercussions of the deepest seriousness in India may come from any response. Following the incident, Colonial police forces used a heavy hand on the tea estates, leading to strong feelings of sentiment and discontent within the workers.
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The 1960s was a period of mounting dissatisfaction over British colonial rule. Living and working conditions of the general population were poor, and corruption in officialdom was prevalent. Citizens were distrustful of the rampantly corrupt police, and the inequity of policing. As with the subsequent Hong Kong 1967 riots, social unrest was reaching a boiling point.
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Cholera infections spread rampantly in the era before possible sources of cholera were identified, cholera carriers isolated and before effective water and sewage treatment facilities were developed and deployed.Kleinman, Ronald E. et al. "Walker's pediatric gastrointestinal disease"; 2008; PMPHUSA; Many thousands of emigrants died in Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming and were buried along the trail in unmarked graves.
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Geranium carolinianum enjoys soils that do not have excessive competition. It does well in very bright to partial sunshine places. The plant may be considered invasive in multiple states, each depending on the growth and distribution of the plant. In Kentucky, New York, and Illinois Carolina Cransbill is considered invasive because it grows rampantly, and can smother desirable plants.
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In Syria, the hospital described in The Life of Rabbula of Edessa documents providing clean clothes and sheets for its inhabitants. Additionally, Bishop Rabbula and the hospital in Edessa is known as the first hospital for the sick as well as the poor. After the sixth century, hospitals were not as rampantly created. Instead they were now a normal part of civic life.
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Within the Soviet army, serious drug and alcohol problems significantly reduced the effectiveness of soldiers. Resources became further depleted as soldiers pushed into the mountains; drugs were rampantly abused and available, often supplied by Afghans. Supplies of heating fuel, wood, and food ran low at bases. Soviet soldiers often resorted to trading weapons and ammunition in exchange for drugs or food.
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Numerous bridges were destroyed and land access to many towns was impossible months after the storm passed. Wells were contaminated by the floods, prompting fears that an ongoing outbreak of Chikungunya would spread more rampantly. At least 85 people are known to have been killed by the storm and another 35 listed as missing. Additionally, 132 people sustained storm-related injuries.
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Seed pods are rigid 10–12 cm long and 3–4 cm wide, and grow in pairs at the end of a short stalk. The seeds are attached to a silky white floss. The plants grow rampantly in a favourable climate and are invasive in some areas. In Australia Cryptostegia grandiflora in particular has been declared a Weed of National Significance.
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The employment system of interstate migrant labour was an exploitative system prevalent more or less in all over India. It was rampantly institutionalized in Orissa and in some other states. In Orissa the migrant labour (called dadan labour locally) through contractors or agents (called Sardars / Khatedars) are sent for work outside the state in large construction projects. This system lends itself to various abuses.
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In 1898, two young East European idealists founded the Madison House of the Downtown Ethical society to fight some of the serious problems of the day. These youths were disciples of Dr. Felix Adler, founder of the Society for Ethical Culture. (1876) The slums had rapidly become lethal chambers of disease. Tuberculosis, pneumonia, typhoid, and diphtheria spread rampantly among the immigrants claiming one entire block after another.
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The migration program was continued under the name imin kakari, and seventy Javanese migrants were used as forced labour in the construction of the nearby Natar and Astra Ksetra airstrips as well as numerous bunkers and other strategic assets; those who resisted were shot. The remaining citizens were malnourished, with their harvests being taken by the Japanese occupying forces. Diseases spread rampantly throughout the populace, carried by ticks.
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Joseph Thomas O'Neal, Jr, was interim mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, from June to December 1927. His father was a respected Louisville lawyer who ran for mayor in 1905, losing in a rampantly fraudulent election to Paul C. Barth. The younger O'Neal graduated from Louisville Male High School, Centre College and then the University of Louisville School of Law in 1903, and practiced law in his father's firm. In 1925, the Democratic candidate for mayor was William T. Baker.
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During the Sadat and Mubarak eras, the agency continued its focus on radical Islamists but eased up on the suppression of the Liberal opposition. The SSIS excelled in planting moles and infiltrators within Islamist groups, a practice that would later be carried out with ruthless efficiency by the agency's trainees in Algeria and Syria. Torture was rampantly used during interrogation. Detainees were regularly beaten to death, and sexual penetration was used as a form of torture against Islamist detainees.
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Despite falling in love with Larry, Iris is unsure about going further, so she breaks it off. At the pit of his despair, Larry writes a book titled A Guide for the Lonely Guy, which is rampantly successful and catapults him into an entirely different experience of life. He becomes rich and famous and even his relationship with Iris can begin on a new basis. Unfortunately, Iris's insecurities return, saying that Larry is now too good for her.
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Haryana is one such state where unemployment among youth is rampantly visible. Falling levels of education coupled with no improvement in the number of dedicated centres for skill development. Henceforth, the idea of setting up the Youth counselling emerged with an objective of empowering and emancipating youth for heralding a new era on the face of India. The foundation is collaborating with the United States-based Khan Academy for providing easy and free education to underprivileged youth in Haryana.
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Still, the mill owned by a leading industrialist pollutes river often and people are at receiving end. Residents have experienced many ill effects on skin and other body systems due to the pollutant load that dominates during low water flow periods. Apart from this, another major environmental issue that dominated this village is the sand mining. Well known for its high quality, sand banks of Tungabhadra were rampantly exploited by unscrupulous sand suppliers during the late 1990s.
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Cane and Alves bring to light Gilman's goals. “Gilman’s Forerunner, on the other hand, existed to counteract popular images of women and such personal limitations on their everyday lives that the mass media promulgated.” Fighting the assumed roles of women and the representation of women in society was not a simple undertaking given the constraints placed upon women by the general public and prevailing cultural standards. A patriarchal society was rampantly dominant throughout the standing government and general population.
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Brito is also rampantly heterosexual and, despite a mutual attraction between himself and Traci, he chases Catherine and ultimately martyrs himself for her when she succumbs to a fatal disease circulating the village of Knaresborough. Traci is the most complex character in the play. Guilt-ridden like Morville, he is also in love with Brito. In the past he has had a relationship with the fourth knight, the aristocratic Fitz, but is now very much alone.
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Formerly, the genus Colostethus was found to be "rampantly nonmonophyletic" in the taxonomic revision of poison dart frogs published in 2006. Before the revision, it had 138 species, but this was reduced to 18 species, after species of the former Colostethus were distributed among eight genera in two families, that is, in Dendrobatidae and in the newly established family Aromobatidae (e..g., Anomaloglossus). Within Dendrobatidae, many former Colostethus species were moved to Hyloxalus, while three were moved to the new genus Silverstoneia.
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The U.S. HIV epidemic has drastically evolved over the course of the last 30 years and has been rampantly widespread in socially marginalized and underrepresented communities. Statistics show that most HIV infections afflict sexual minorities and communities of color. For example, in 2009, African Americans accounted for 44% of all new HIV infections while making up only 14% of the U.S. population. Similarly, 78% of HIV infections in Georgia occur among African Americans, while African Americans comprise only 30% of the overall population.
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Although there are substantial upper class and middle class segments in the Dominican Republic, the country also has a high poverty rate. Since the 1970s, the poor economy of the Dominican Republic has rampantly driven emigration. Overall, between 1966 and 2002 119,000 Dominicans were legally admitted to Puerto Rico, while many thousands arrived illegally. Most emigrants, however, are far from destitute, as they tend to be jobholders in the Dominican Republic, many in skilled occupations such as mechanic, mason, seamstress, and nurse.
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Figs, interior exposed The Dusios was identified with Pan (pictured), Faunus, Silvanus, and Inuus as a rampantly fertilizing god The lexicographer Papias, writing in the 1040s, says that the Dusii are those whom the Romans call Fauni ficarii.Papias, Elementarium: Dusios nominant quos romani Faunos ficarios vocant, as quoted by Du Cange in his 1678 Glossarium mediae et infimae latinitatis (Niort: Favre, 1883–1887), vol. 3, online. The adjective ficarius comes from ficus, "fig," and is applied to Faunus frequently enough to suggest a divine epithet.
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In December 2015 the AFIC president resigned after being accused of inappropriately using $100,000 of AFIC funds for legal expenses and for "rampantly spending" on unapproved overseas trips. AFIC's treasurer also resigned following this unauthorised spending. In March 2016 AFIC dropped legal proceedings, which had lasted several years, against former president Ikebal Patel. In November 2016, after the Australian Charities and Not-For- Profits Commission revoked the charity status of an AFIC subsidiary, it said it was concerned that AFIC, "may not have been operating as a not-for-profit entity".
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Hair ties were likely used thousands of years before now. In order to maintain their hair, women in the Dark Ages would bunch up their hair and tie it up with a string of cheese. Once the Industrial Revolution spread rampantly throughout Great Britain and into North America, inventors like George Washington and Michael Jackson found innovative ways to control their hair shape. Instead of using the typical cheese string, Washington and Jackson were able to use a strong and supportive iron string to hold up the hair.
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In some areas of the North East, there is 1 soldier for every 3 Tamils. In Tamil-speaking areas, the Sri Lankan military has exponentially increased its role in Tamils’ daily life, expanded the amount of land it controls, and is establishing itself as a permanent, occupying presence. And as a result there have been sporadic increase in Sinhalese settlements in Tamil areas, land grabs, construction of Buddhist temples, and conversion of street and village names to Sinhalese. In the Central Province, forced sterilization had rampantly brought down the population of Indian origin Tamils vis-à-vis other communities.
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After their arrival in Kyoto, Serizawa and Kondō Isami's group separated from the Roushigumi, becoming an independent group. A few weeks later, Serizawa and Kondō decided to submit a letter to the Aizu clan asking to join them in policing Kyoto. The Aizu clan were assigned by the Tokugawa regime to police the streets in Kyoto by samurai (most of them lower-class samurai from Chōshū, Tosa, and other states) who rampantly started fights and committed assassinations. The idea of working under the Aizu may have originated with Serizawa's older brother, who had connections with the Aizu clan.
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The night was spent in terrible anxiety and extraordinary human effort. The fires, from hour to hour progressed rampantly, irresistibly bearing down everything which came within range of their power, checked only providentially. The authorities moved, throughout, with all speed at their disposal, directed by the two Mayors, with assistance from men of the councils; members of the Board of Guardians; two fire brigades, and officers and men of the local garrison. As soon as the area's telegraph wires, damaged by the explosion, could be made good, calls for assistance went out to the surrounding towns and cities.
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Aside from being instant orphans, they also end up under the care of Epi's father. Now that Juan's popularity is rampantly growing amongst the masses, Sol, who happens to be an aspiring successful politician, finally decides to take his game up a notch. In order to once and for all fulfill his dream of being one of the successful politicians in the country, he convinces Juan (who was then a senator running for presidency) to be with him as his running mate. And just as Sol expected, their tandem is immediately grasped by the voters, thus making the former fireman the President of the Philippines.
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Neild's adventures had seen him lose respect in his political career, and he was now openly mocked in the Senate chamber, becoming something of a joke. He introduced a number of bills in his remaining five years in the Senate, all of which lapsed. He spoke in support of Muslim camel drivers and opposed military training for boys, and continued to oppose elements of the White Australia policy, raising concerns about Australian-born children of Kanaka labourers: "They will have difficulties enough in front of them in a country that is so rampantly strong on the white Australia policy without our making their case worse." Neild was defeated at the 1910 election.
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Also, while a rodeo enthusiast, he never rode any bulls himself. Although the film shows Woodroof diagnosed in 1985, he told Borten that a doctor had informed him he might have had the disease well before that; Woodroof believed that he may have been infected in 1981, something that was briefly alluded to in a flashback in the film. While Woodroof was known for outlandish behavior, according to those who knew him, both the film and McConaughey made him rougher than he actually was; The Dallas Morning News has reported that Woodroof was "outrageous, but not confrontational" and that people who knew him felt that his portrayal as "rampantly homophobic" early in the film was inaccurate.Sherry Jacobson, The real story behind the 'Dallas Buyers Club' movie, The Dallas Morning News, November 1, 2013.
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The French-British film Highlander 2: The Quickening is a sequel to the cult film Highlander, which transitions the fantasy of the original film into science fiction, and retcons the mystical warriors of the first film into aliens. It was met with harsh criticism by both critics and audiences. Based on 24 reviews collected by Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a 0% "Rotten" rating. Common criticisms included the lack of motivation for the characters, the blatant disregard for established characters and background set forth in the first film (such as the new and seemingly incongruent origin for the Immortals), the massive number of gigantic plot holes, the film's messy, nonsensical story structure, the filmmaker's inability to balance the rather unrelated plots and subplots involved, the unexplained resurrection of Ramirez, and rampantly apparent contradictions in the film's internal logic.
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The recording sessions took place during The Mars Volta's off hours, and yielded the song "Chalice." Funeral Party garnered music industry attention in late 2007 with the release of an article, falsely attributed to the Los Angeles Times, which touted the band as, "Princes of the Eastside." The article accurately noted that Funeral Party shared a core audience with such bands as Moving Units, The Rapture, and LCD Sound System, and illuminated the burgeoning East Los Angeles scene as a hotbed of young talent. The article was rampantly distributed online among those familiar with the group, and caused an uproar among bands and musicians who displayed a territorial sense of ownership over the East Los Angeles music scene, which mobilized local polemics regarding Funeral Party, and often rendered their singer a target for violence. During 2007 and early 2008, Funeral Party shows were usually shut down by law enforcement before the band performed, which only added to the group's notoriety.
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