Observation does a tremendous job of making you, the player, feel like the string-puller behind a computer's AI brain.
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And he wants you—especially if you are a NASA string-puller or deep-pocketed futurist—to help him get there.
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He's not so much a character as he is a cipher, fulfilling the demands of an invisible string-puller whom we never meet.
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The old puppet-string puller, Lannister Godfather and Hand of the King could have sat on the Iron Throne in his own right!
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Perhaps this wouldn't matter so much if Brock could prove himself to be an effective string-puller and put Democrats back in power.
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In the season ender, Beckett and Castle (Nathan Fillion) will come up against the mysterious string-puller only dubbed LokSat (more on that here).
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In Lukaku, Hazard and its midfield string-puller, Kevin De Bruyne, Belgium has three stars who would be coveted by any of its rivals.
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But few doubt that Mr. Macron has assumed the role of master string-puller, operating from a political planet he has created for himself.
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The Max Martin is the sort of behind the scenes string-puller that makes it easy to demonize pop music, a man to whom songwriting is a math equation where the words don't matter.
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Even if Mr. Cassidy could have found a string-puller willing to help at midnight, all the king's horses could not have rescued him from being dragged through the broad daylight of the internet.
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For good and for ill, Syria has been a major player in the Arab world since World War II. It often acted as spoiler, string-puller or savior in the conflicts that ravaged its neighbors.
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The result is that a man who has mostly failed upward through a career of abortive ventures into World of Warcraft gold farming and producing shitty movies is seen as some kind of string-puller.
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The story centers primarily on the unresolved matter of George Hearst (Gerald McRaney) and his lingering grudge against pillars of the Deadwood community, namely Bullock and Gem Saloon proprietor/behind-the-scenes string-puller Al Swearengen (Ian McShane).
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And yet here is Varys the Spider, the string-puller in every dark and ruthless corner of the Seven Kingdoms, agreeing that beerhall camaraderie is more important to leadership than being consistently good at your job for more than five seconds.
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Protesters held up signs playing on the French for "102" — which spoken out loud sounds like "Without two" — and the signs carried portraits of Mr. Bouteflika and his influential brother, Saïd, whom many say is the regime's real string-puller.
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"Major Key," which also features Jay Z, Future, Kendrick Lamar and many more, is the first No. 1 album for DJ Khaled, the Miami-based studio string-puller who recently jump-started his career with a barrage of inspirational catchphrases on Snapchat.
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Dean Winters—who played the duplicitous Irish American string puller and old romantic, Ryan O'Reilly—worked in a bar on New York's Upper East Side with his brother, Scott, who would go on to play Dean's mentally disabled on-screen brother Cyril in the show.
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In the ideology of Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, Wilders, the French nationalist leader Marine Le Pen, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, and Poland's rightist string-puller Jaroslaw Kaczynski are part of the vanguard in what Bannon sees as the coming "very brutal and bloody conflict" for a white-dominated Christian order against Muslims, migration and miscegenation.
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Some researchers believe these ancient figures were mere toys and not puppets due to their small size.Observations - Chapter One The Indian word sutradhara, from sutra, refers to the show-manager of theatrical performances (or a puppet-player), and also means literally "string-puller" or "string-holder".
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In June 2020, Michael Keaton entered talks to reprise his role from the Tim Burton Batman films in the DCEU film The Flash, which is set for release in 2022. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. hopes for Keaton to return for multiple DCEU films in a way "akin to the role played by Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, something of a mentor or guide or even string-puller." In August 2020, Keaton officially signed on, with Ben Affleck also announced to be reprising his version of the character for the film.
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This often meant that the novels would later be contradicted by the games and, on a few occasions.For example, the novel Underworld suggested that Raccoon City was destroyed during an accidental fire after the events of City of the Dead, whereas in Resident Evil 3 it is revealed that the city was destroyed by a nuclear missile launched by the government. One notable addition from the novels is the original character Trent, who often served as a mysterious behind-the-scenes string-puller who aided the main characters. Perry's novels were translated and released in Japan with new cover arts by Wolfina.
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Her omnipresence in press reports alienated the public, and, in 1943, she acknowledged that the society, especially "the lower class", was becoming overexposed to her Blue Cross propaganda, and that "the workers are turning against the Patronage Council". According to Revista de Igienă Socială, Antonescu's Council was highly inefficient at targeting people in need, "especially so in the provinces", and its generous welfare program, that "promoted vice", ought to have been replaced with conditional cash transfers. The Council's soup kitchens, Revista argued, were "a desolate spectacle". By then, underground propaganda was depicting Antonescu as a new and less qualified version of the infamous Elena Lupescu, who had been Carol II's mistress and string-puller.
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