First she began to "talk nonsense," her husband, Rohan Schoeman, told the Catalan news Channel TV3.
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"Mid90s" winds its loose, episodic way through their rituals and routines as they skate, smoke, chase girls and talk nonsense.
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"Once again, we insist that such statements are absolutely baseless and appeal to officials not to talk nonsense," the embassy said.
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She's frequently ignored in acting auditions, and after work, she attends parties where young Hollywood creatives talk nonsense about franchise development and world building.
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Again, the point isn't that people in Trump's circle don't care about ordinary American families, and also talk nonsense — that's only to be expected.
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Cryptocurrencies: a weird agglomerate of fascinating technology built by brilliant engineers; a whole new and potentially important form of economics; … and hype-machine puffed-up crazy-talk nonsense.
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As George Orwell noted many years ago in his essay "In Front of Your Nose," people can indeed talk nonsense for a very long time, without paying an obvious price.
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"We advise the Taiwan side not to talk nonsense about the Hong Kong issue, interfere in Hong Kong's enforcement of 'one country, two systems', or damage Hong Kong's prosperity and stability," he said.
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" Today he blames the scheming suits that want rappers "to talk nonsense, bitch about their lives, boast about their women, their drugs, their money, their ego - as long as it isn't relevant to the liberation of the people's hearts and minds.
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McCarthy saw the importance of mathematics and mathematics education. His Usenet .sig for years was, "He who refuses to do arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense"; his license plate cover read, similarly, "Do the arithmetic or be doomed to talk nonsense." He advised 30 PhD graduates.
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The name "Straparola" is unlikely to be Giovanni Francesco's real name. Bottigheimer suggests "Straparola" is a nickname derived from the Italian verb straparlare, meaning "to talk too much" or "to talk nonsense".Bottigheimer 2002, 46; Waters 1894, xi. Zipes has the name meaning "loquacious".
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Concentrate all your might against the > destroyers of peace! . . . No deliberations, no resolutions, no rhetoric, no > "neutrality." Advance against the enemy of mankind! In the same entry he angrily wrote: > Even today there are idiots in America who talk nonsense about some > compromise with Germany under Adolf Hitler.
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A group of young guys occupies a university. Young people are fighters student revolution of the Sixties, and now that they have in hand the building, the guys begin to argue among themselves, bringing new ideas and changes. However, they do nothing but talk nonsense, not changing anything in society.
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It was made from a fine grain master positive provided by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. When told about the then-new concept of having an audio commentary on the disc, Welles was skeptical but said "theoretically, that's good for teaching movies, so long as they don't talk nonsense." In 1992 Criterion released a new 50th Anniversary Edition LaserDisc.
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In place of the nonexistent unheard requests, David Tennant breaks the fourth wall to speak about a love for The Housemartins and also talk nonsense to pad out the time before returning to character for the 23rd and final directive. Another instruction, about not letting Smith eat pears, appears in both the deleted scene and in the novel Human Nature.
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In a letter to his brother, he wrote that he "did not recognise his first remarks as my own" and that the actors "do not know their parts and talk nonsense". Irritated by this failure, Chekhov made alterations to the play. Consequently, the final version is different from that first performance. After this revision, it was accepted to be performed in St. Petersburg in 1889.
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Macleod did not initially take Home's candidacy seriously, and did not realise the degree to which Macmillan was promoting it. When first told by his PPS Reginald Bennett that Home might be a candidate for the succession, Macleod snapped "Don't talk nonsense" and "absolute rot; it's not a possibility."Shepherd 1994, p. 315 Macleod gave his usual excellent conference speech at Blackpool on 11 October, unlike Maudling and Butler, who damaged their leadership chances by giving poor speeches, but Home's leadership bandwagon grew despite a mediocre but rapturously received speech.
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It remains a cult record in the mind of alternative electronic music fans. In 1988 Meurisse became a professional musician and invested in a recording studio located on 22 rue du Fort in Comines. It was here that he composed the smash hit "Le Dormeur" for one of his more chart-oriented side projects, Pleasure Game, as well as the 12″ singles "Submarine Dance", "To Talk Nonsense", "The Right Thing", and "Carnaval", which all became EBM New Beat classic tunes. A second album, Contrast, was released in 1990.
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