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Five years later, the advice is starting to wear thin.

There are signs Warner's patience is starting to wear thin.

But the promises to do better are starting to wear thin.

This flow, like a viral Internet phenomenon, can quickly wear thin.

"It will wear thin if it is overused," Mr. Edwards said.

Are we also wary that this "unstable female" trope will wear thin?

It sounded as if the president's patience was starting to wear thin.

But their patience may wear thin if the intense competition drags on.

Now, though, his supporters worry that his Teflon popularity will wear thin.

Many liberal Democrats think that Trump's taunting rhetoric will soon wear thin.

As such, its portrait of bullies and resistance may never wear thin.

It's never worked particularly well, but it's really starting to wear thin now.

A handful of members have expressed concern that Mr. Trump's behavior could wear thin.

But as with Exxon or BP, that argument may wear thin with regulators and consumers.

On Thursday, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg repeated a Facebook talking point that's beginning to wear thin.

Everyone's patience appears to wear thin after they reach the homeowner but police continue to investigate.

Yet the forbearance of society for the antics of the mega-rich will soon wear thin.

That novelty will soon wear thin if there aren't any meaningful contests for Cyborg within the promotion.

And the repeated explanation by top officials of how hard things are is starting to wear thin.

Only in recent months did we see that the imagery of Iranian successes began to wear thin.

Overwrought comparisons with Hugo Chávez will wear thin, just as comparisons between Trump and Benito Mussolini did.

Now, a source close to the chief of staff said his patience is also beginning to wear thin.

The increased demands on her can wear thin, especially for someone as self-described socially anxious as Nadler.

Hosting celebrities like Katy Perry has its perks, but the visits and parties started to wear thin on some.

After a while though, the repartee starts to wear thin, and the obvious resolution takes much too long coming.

After awhile, though, this routine began to wear thin and Firth thought seriously about starting his own winemaking venture.

That seller was let back on after promising to add a line to the listing recommending customers wear thin socks.

Expansions add new survivors, zombies, cards and tiles to give the game more juice if it starts to wear thin.

The excuses – sometimes contradictory – to all of these have begun to wear thin; hence the revolt of the Jewish organizations.

And while it's possible that the Muppetware joke will wear thin pretty soon, until that happens, it's a fitting tradition.

Even the kindness of friends and family can wear thin as months turn to years, said Miller, of Human Rights First.

The designers' capacity for cuteness and witty tchotchkes can sometimes wear thin, but their international design wonderland is not to be missed.

With the company turning 14 this year, excuses that it's a start-up going through growing pains are starting to wear thin.

But the main problem is that the mirrored environments themselves wear thin, even when their effects are exploited as expertly as here.

The charms of Bushwick, Brooklyn, had already started to wear thin for Ryan Cheal when the L train shutdown was announced in 2016.

Alger, who wrote for young adults, died in 1899, just as America's infatuation with the Protestant work ethic was starting to wear thin.

I hope they don't maintain such ebullient crunch forever — it would wear thin — but for at least the length of an album, it galvanizes.

It was only a couple of years (or sometimes less) before the outer plastic would wear thin enough to crack and expose the insulation.

At first it all sounds too bleak, too harsh, too narrow, too alienated; you feel like the album might wear thin after a few plays.

The actors, especially Mr. Ralph, who could pass for a distant cousin of Dane DeHaan, are equally persuasive, though the plot's contrivances eventually wear thin.

Fox's comedy development process seems to involve a lot of high-concept ideas, which can be dangerous in comedy, where premises wear thin very quickly.

ROYAL CARIBBEAN GUEST DEMANDS REFUND WHEN NEIGHBOR SNORES TOO LOUD It's by no means a new model of doing business, but it's starting to wear thin.

The president keeps chanting an all-in-it-together mantra, but the calls for austerity by this head of a fabulously wealthy clan may wear thin.

Supporters feel they are being treated with an unjustified distrust by the country's authorities and governing bodies, and tolerance of this is starting to wear thin.

But they said overtightening could backfire as the economic benefits from Trump's policies wear thin, perhaps exacerbating the surging market volatility that reared its head in October.

Republicans have weathered President Donald Trump's trade war against China with some unease, but their patience starting to wear thin and their frustration is spilling out publicly.

Designed as a framework to be stuffed with tuneful songs, vaudeville turns, sprightly dancing, insinuating jokes and cartoon characterizations, "Mattress" has its charms, but they do wear thin.

While Sabrina's relentless stubbornness may wear thin on viewer's patience by the end of the season, it's unlikely anyone will tire of Miss Wardwell, an unstoppable slinky terror.

It can all be a bit much, frankly -- the smart-aleck-y banter and silliness can easily wear thin -- in the same way the gore pushes the envelope.

Republicans have weathered President Donald Trump's trade war against China with some unease, but their patience is starting to wear thin and their frustration is spilling out publicly.

Just as the relentless abrasiveness of the conceit threatens to wear thin, a strange pathos takes hold, as if Wilde's well-heeled characters were imprisoned in a postmodern madhouse.

The sounds never have a chance to stagnate, or to wear thin—you just have to join them on the journey, maybe you could find freedom too, somewhere out there.

And yet, for many, the show's schtick, no matter how much moxie Brosnahan brings to the table, is beginning to wear thin (or never caught on in the first place).

As some rank-and-file workers realize that they might not get rich from company stock, the allure of working long hours without comparable pay is starting to wear thin.

There is nothing wrong with something that requires a manual, but it's going to wear thin for you and your child if you need to spend ages installing it every time.

AMLO's message is attractive in a very populist way, but he has yet to convert his message into actionable solutions, and it is most likely that his magic will wear thin.

An estimated 2.3 million Venezuelans — 7% of the population, many suffering illness and malnutrition — have fled since 2014, but the patience and resources of regional host countries may soon wear thin.

While accounts have been receptive buyers of Argentine dollar debt amid a global hunt for yield, patience in the dollar market may wear thin should the government abuse its welcome there.

With prices for renewable energy like wind and solar falling faster than even the most optimistic projections, the reasoning behind backing new oil and gas exploration has started to wear thin.

"OPEC's regular dose of bullish rhetoric intending to prop up values has begun to wear thin," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.

The gag wears thin as the body count rises There are plenty of crime movies about comically incompetent bunglers, but the gag starts to wear thin if there's a body count, involved.

Voiced by '70s dream daddy Burt Reynolds, his All Dogs Go To Heaven character served as a natural successor to Goofy, whose dumb jokes and tiresome naiveté quickly began to wear thin.

It can wear thin at first, but you learn to enjoy American ignorance as you come to understand that ignorance is the closest thing America has to a consistent, unifying cultural practice.

" J. Hoberman, The Village Voice: "Star Wars: Episode I—The Phantom Menace may be the first movie to peak before its opening... The movie requires scarcely more than six minutes to wear thin.

The problem with I Feel Pretty — in an odd and probably unintentional parallel to the story itself — is that it focuses too much on Renee, whose obliviously confident schtick starts to wear thin pretty quickly.

The third or fourth time around, it starts to wear thin, especially when the characters have already been burned several times but still keep sticking their hands into the fire to see whether it's hot.

While Turkey was initially welcoming to Syrian refugees, as the crisis has worn on and the reality sets in that refugees will likely be permanent members of Turkish society, that welcome has begun to wear thin.

Surely when the joys of PBR and tequila begin to wear thin, the borderline (or full-blown) alcoholic can turn to red wine in order to deflect scrutiny and give off an air of health and sophistication.

But as it continues to follow the allegorical Antrobus clan in its 5,000-year struggle for survival (through a biblical-style flood on the boardwalks of Atlantic City and a family-dividing world war), "Skin" can wear thin.

As the endorphins wear thin, my muscles set back to their wet noodle status, I'm comforted with the knowledge that there will be more of the same— organizers told me that hope to throw these free classes on a monthly basis.

The firm actually lowered its 2019 estimate a notch, from 2.1 percent to 2 percent on belief that the effects from tax cuts and higher spending caps on the fiscal side will begin to wear thin in the coming year.

Over the last several days local rescuers and police had had run-ins with the Cajun Navy — another group of volunteer boaters that has become a media favorite — and for police especially that group's prominent public profile was beginning to wear thin.

At a certain point, the charm of a movie that is essentially a loosely connected series of riffs on Twain begins to wear thin, though there may actually be a moral here: One way or another, boys will be boys, even after they grow up.

But for all of Trump's fascination with Kelly's orderly, rigorous approach to issues, that too began to wear thin -- as the chief of staff's attempt to control the information flow to Trump (and his ability to talk to whoever he wanted whenever he wanted about whatever he wanted) annoyed Trump.

"OPEC's regular dose of bullish rhetoric intending to prop up values has begun to wear thin," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note OPEC, excluding Indonesia, pumped 43 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, according to figures OPEC collects from secondary sources, down 221,000 bpd from November.

By sharing some of its most sensitive programs with these allies in particular, Washington can reinforce relationships that are beginning to wear thin, preserving the atmosphere of mutual trust that has stood the test of decades since World War II. There are many other steps the federal government can take to ensure America's technological lead withstands all challenges.

At first the curious imagery, coupled with the potential for a fresh discovery, held my attention, but after a while its labored technique and throwback motifs began to wear thin, and I found myself increasingly glancing to my right, where, on the other side of a realist rendering of a skeleton ("The Shadow," 19503, by Stephen Greene), "Kali Yuga" hung.

In India, it is also common that young children will wear thin gold bangles on their hands and ankles.

The alternative to going barefoot is to wear thin shoes with minimal padding. This is what runners wore for thousands of years before the 1980s when the modern running shoe was invented. A pair of Xero Shoes Huaraches, laced up on grass Shoes, such as moccasins or thin sandals, permit a similar gait as barefoot, but protect the feet from cuts, abrasion and soft sticky matter. The Tarahumara wear thin-soled sandals known as huaraches.

In the early 1960s, Von Hess's gimmick began to wear thin, and he was gradually phased out of the WWWF. He continued to work in various wrestling promotions before quitting the business in the late 1960s.

Newton, Steven H. Hitler's Commander: Field Marshal Walther Model – Hitler's Favorite General. Cambridge: Da Capo Press, 2005 p. 256. . Stalin, however, felt it necessary to further wear thin the fighting abilities of the German forces and delayed the offensive.

Men adopted modern European style clothing, and only on special occasions they would wear short jackets and black trousers. Women also wear thin blouse or small- patterned sarong with black color for the older women and the younger women wear bright colored cotton dresses up to knee-length.

Reviewing the Spectrum version, the critics of Crash praised that the game is addictive, well-animated, and "extremely playable", though one of them remarked that the simplistic gameplay's lack of challenge made it wear thin before long.Crash Magazine, Issue 33, October 1986 Your Sinclair rated the game with a score 9/10.

A reviewer for Next Generation, while acknowledging that the game is "fun to play" and has a uniquely wide variety of open locales, gave it an overall negative review. Arguing that the game is a first-person shooter and that "the genre, as currently exploited, is beginning to wear thin", he gave it two out of five stars.

Pal signed for Prayag United of the I-League on 9 May 2012. He made his debut for the club on 7 October 2012 against Air India at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata, a match Prayag won 5–1. Pal started off well in the 2011-12 I-League, impressing the new coach, however his form would soon wear thin. On 29 December 2012, Prayag United lost to I-League struggles Sporting Goa.

Eventually, however, the novelty began to wear thin as shops folded and main tenants relocated to other locations with more suitable infrastructure. Admission costs to the Kodak Tower were eliminated for a few years, until unsafe conditions closed the tower altogether in the early 1990s. At the end of the 1992 season, the amusement park closed down. In early spring of 1993 the Ferris wheel was dismantled and shipped to Asia for use there.

After the conflict's end, Sernan joined Preventer under the codename "Quavorze", keeping an eye on MO-V. ; [GU] : One of the Stardust Knights and OZ Prize's leaders, Kratz held honor in much lower regard than his compatriots. As the assault on MO-V dragged on, his patience with Rosshe's actions began to wear thin. When Valder Farkill appeared to take over Prize, Kratz wholeheartedly supported him to the point of backstabbing Rosshe.

Instead, Cavil's baseships circle the rebels and proceed to destroy them. Meanwhile, on the Demetrius, Kara Thrace and her crew have been searching for Earth by Starbuck's vision for 22 days without any success. The patience of the crew starts to wear thin. In the ragtag fleet, Lee Adama becomes the Caprican delegate for the Quorum of Twelve (Battlestar Galactica), though the media's real attention is on the missing Demetrius, and its "classified military assignment".

Eventually, their partnership begins to wear thin after K'harma takes Toby backstage without Les, angering the latter. The next day, at Les' apartment, Toby gets a call from K'harma, who invites him to her birthday party. Toby agrees on the condition that he can bring Les along, making it up to him. At the party, however, even after agreeing not to do so, Les takes pictures of K'harma with Elvis Costello, getting him and Toby thrown out.

Examples of this relationship, between social transgression and the exploration of mental states relating to illness, include many of the activities and works of the Dadaists, Surrealists, and Fluxus-related artists, such as Carolee Schneemann – and, in literature, Albert Camus's L'Etranger or J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. The movement itself wishes to wear thin the border between the profane and the sacrosanct, and to test mores and values through subjecting glory to the inverse of cultural norms.

As such, the magnitude of this album rests in the hook of the title-track. Wale doesn’t expect every fan to symbolize their appreciation with a SoundScan; just don’t hold your applause." Luke Winkie of Paste gave the album a 5.6 out of 10, saying "It’s just not very fun. Wale’s conversion to Ross’ braggy rap-excess didn't seem like a great idea in theory, and stretched out to an hour his updated, devolved craft starts to wear thin very, very quickly.

For example, it is possible to do some very funny comic strip gags about a taxi driver. But a strip that is limited to taxi driver gags is bound to wear thin pretty fast. I'd rather see a strip about a warmly funny man who just happens to earn his living as a cabbie and whose job is only a minor facet of his potential for inspiring gags. Narrative strips can be and often are based on the central character's job.

They arrive in the south of France and after a day or two of searching, arrive at the gate of his villa, only to be told that he sees no one. After a dismal dinner at a local restaurant, George goes off to a bar, while Alice returns to the hotel. The next morning, she is awakened by a drunken George, who returns with an equally drunken Frenchman whom he has befriended. By this time, George's obsessive quest has begun to wear thin.

Realizing the story did not have enough impact for four episodes, it was later pared down to two, renamed Poltergeist and then finally The Awakening. John Nathan-Turner liked the character of Will Chandler a great deal and seriously considered keeping him on as a companion. However, it was eventually concluded that Chandler's childlike character would quickly wear thin and lacked any clear path of development, so Nathan-Turner dropped the idea. The story featured extensive location shooting and studio work.

Toots served in many capacities as a sparring partner, trainer, sometimes as an opponent and as a police officer. As a sparring partner and trainer, Toots Mondt helped Ed Lewis develop new holds and counters. The working relationship and unity amongst wrestling promoters was beginning to wear thin and crowd attendance was still low. Toots conceived a solution and combined features of a boxing ring, Greco-Roman, freestyle wrestling, and the old-time lumber-camp style of fighting. Toots had called it ’Slam Bang Western Style Wrestling’.

Manohla Dargis of The New York Times wrote that although the jokes and setup wear thin, the filmmakers' enthusiasm carries the film. In a negative review, Michael Ordona of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the film lacks both scares and humor. Nicolas Rapold of The Village Voice called the premise "snack food for horror hobbyists" but said the film's editing focuses on the wrong scenes. Jeannette Catsoulis of NPR wrote that the film is "more slapstick than horror" but has "genuinely chilling moments".

The tour was a success and all of the club shows were very well attended. The band gained a reputation for unpredictable and exciting live shows as Jason would get naked, spit on, and tackle band members and audience members alike. These antics were very well received by fans yet this behavior began to wear thin on the members of the band and particularly, Anthony. The album sold much better in Europe than in America as the band spent its sixth week on tour supporting pop-punk act Blink 182.

Janet Maslin of The New York Times deemed the sequel to be inferior, noting "the novelty has begun to wear thin, even if Mr. Hogan remains generally irresistible". Variety called the film "a disappointing follow-up to the disarmingly charming first feature with Aussie star Paul Hogan. [This] sequel is too slow to constitute an adventure and has too few laughs to be a comedy — resulting in a mildly entertaining 111 minutes that has much less of the freshness and spark that legions of filmgoers loved in the original"."Film Reviews: Crocodile Dundee II". Variety.

The movie centres around a 16-year-old Amit who is a class hero and an incredibly lucky student who attributes all his luck to his special gold coin. In a bid to find out about his heritage, he visits a local fair styled around Arabian Nights where the mystery deepens as he encounters a series of mystical and sinister characters; amidst colourful stalls, Arabian dancers and magical tricks. By the next day his luck starts to wear thin as he enters the unknown yet familiar world of magic, genies and more.

McCoy's medical tricorder cannot detect this person. Spock, meanwhile, manages to locate the landing party in a minute zone of breathable atmosphere, and beams everyone, except Trelane, back to the ship by locking onto every detectable lifeform in the area. Trelane, however, appears on the Enterprises bridge, and brings the entire bridge crew down to the planet, including Spock, Communications Officer Lt. Uhura and Yeoman Teresa Ross. Kirk's patience begins to wear thin, especially when Trelane dances with Yeoman Ross and changes her standard red uniform into a 19th-century ball gown.

Critical reception for the book has been mixed to positive, with a reviewer for the New York Times criticizing the main character of Finch as "an oddly blank protagonist". Inamorata received positive reviews from the St. Petersburg Times and the News Journal, with the reviewer for the St. Petersburg Times calling it a "compelling debut". In contrast, the Journal Sentinel overall panned the novel, stating that it started well but later "unravels". Publishers Weekly gave a mixed review, writing that the book was enjoyable but that plot was "a bit weak" and that references to songs and wisecracks from the era "wear thin".

Bill Capodagli, author of Innovate the Pixar Way, praised Carl for his ability to be a jerk and likable at the same time. Wall Street Journal editor Joe Morgenstern described Carl as gruff, comparing him to Buster Keaton, but adds that this begins to wear thin as the movie progresses. He has been compared with Spencer Tracy, an influence on the character, by The Washington Post editor Ann Hornaday and Empire Online editor Ian Freer, who describes him as similar to a "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner-era" Tracy. Entertainment Weekly editor Lisa Schwarzbaum described his appearance as a cross between Tracy and an eccentric out of a George Booth cartoon.

Although opponents raised religious, moral, economic, and quality- of-life arguments similar to those preached during the nineteenth century, they also brought two new arguments to center stage: the historic nature of Monmouth's prohibition and the uniqueness that local prohibition brought to the town. Eventually support for the prohibition ordinance started to wear thin throughout the community of Monmouth. Although die-hard supporters of prohibition continued to fight the inevitable, there were signs that it was starting to become more and more detrimental to the social and economic aspects of the community. Some claim that prohibition had reduced property values, others that it restricted development of the business sector in town.

Where the vast majority of artists from this era try out the synthesizer/keyboard/horn section soup and fail miserably, Collins seems to have the recipe down to a science," Hamilton adds. Robert Hilburn of The Los Angeles Times thought the song had a "friskier R&B; style" as compared to Collins's other songs, and agreed that it sounded very much like the Prince song. Michael R. Smith of The Daily Vault believed that "Sussudio" was the best track on the album, calling it a "monster track", also adding that: Other reviewers have criticised the song. David Fricke of Rolling Stone said that songs like "Sussudio", with the heavy use of a horn section, were "beginning to wear thin.

" He later commented, "I think this is one of the few albums where Ayumi Hamasaki sounds comfortable and locked into its sound ... The album title is a tad misleading, but we can forgive Ayumi Hamasaki for it, given that the music is good." In a mixed review, Alexey Eremenko from AllMusic awarded the album three stars out of five. Eremenko was positive towards the album's "meticulously arranged music, and multiple stylistic layers ensure that the record does not wear thin after the first few listens". However, he furthered stated, "but although Rock'n'Roll Circus is a testament to veritable professional skills of Hamasaki and her producers and songwriters, its emotional power is questionable, to put it mildly.

Varadpande, 45-46 They are from the front completely naked apart from elaborate jewellery, but wear thin skirts, which most have gathered to one side, the hanging folds appearing on the flat background surface.Growse, 121 The couples above the yakshi are found in another Mathura set of railing pillars of similar date from Jaisinghpura, also in the Mathura Museum. Here only the heads appear.Rowland, 157, plate 101; Varadpande, plates 13, 14, 15 The dwarfish male figures the yakshis stand on seem rather cheerful, and instead of representing the usual evil figures stood on by Indian deities, may in this case represent yaksha lovers who have offended their mistress in some way; there are many literary references to men appeasing women by submitting in this way.

Reviews for the 3DO version were generally positive. The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly remarked that the game's high level of complexity makes it difficult to get into and unappealing to anyone but enthusiasts of the genre, but that the gameplay design is solid and there is a strong dose of variety to the campaigns. A critic for Next Generation argued that while the music and battle animations quickly wear thin, the game allows them to be turned off and "what it lacks in style, it makes up in substance." He made particular note of the impressive depth of the strategy and the ability to control nearly every land and aircraft used in the World War II European theater.

Jessie Montgomery (Ally Sheedy) is a spoiled rich girl in her mid-20s whose hard partying lifestyle and lack of self-respect as well as a lack of respect for others is starting to wear thin on her single father Charles (Tom Skerritt), a wealthy philanthropist, and on her boyfriend Brent (Jason Beghe), who breaks up with her after finally getting frustrated with her immature and self-destructive behavior. When Jessie is arrested for drunk driving and drug possession, she finally pushes Charles beyond his limits. He blames himself, as many years ago his wife died of cancer at a time when Jessie was a small child. Feeling it would help her cope with the death of her mother, Charles seldom laid down the law, often spoiling Jessie.

" However, Ajami noted that the game's graphics were "on par with similar racing games." Jeff Nash of The Electric Playground called the game's controls "surprisingly solid" but criticized the small number of tracks offered in each racing event, and felt that the game did not offer enough vehicles. Because of the "sluggish" controls, Nash wrote that the Monster event was "a bore to play as the slow movement makes it very difficult to stay interested." Nash noted that the Speed mode "is by far the most fun" because of its "nice selection of tracks with just the right amount of twists and turns", and stated that the Buggy and Cross events "are both respectable, but the unimaginative track design in these modes makes their races wear thin too quickly.

The breakdowns, the riffs, the drumming, the clean vocals to the entire feel of the whole record is a great example of how metalcore is still alive and well in 2016. Though there are a few less surprises than anticipated with the album there are still some moments that are unexpected and makes it a record that you can find yourself listening to more than once." Connor Welsh of New Transcendence wrote "Previous efforts from Fit for a King were varying shades of solid—engaging, catchy and aggressive, but all plagued by errant monotony that made each release wear thin rather quickly. Deathgrip does away with that—stripping out some of the more superfluous aspects of the band's dynamic to give a raw, relentless display of comprehensive metal-turned-hardcore mastery that demands to be acknowledged.

Many injuries are possible, such as injuries to the Achilles tendon or plantar fascia, or stress fractures in the metatarsal bones or lower leg. Barefoot runners who do not prepare their bodies could provide, "a stimulus plan for podiatrists, orthopedists, and physical therapists." The official position on barefoot running by the American Podiatric Medical Association states that there is not enough research on the immediate- and long-term benefits of the practice and that individuals should consult a podiatrist with a strong background in sports medicine to make an informed decision on all aspects of their running and training programs. One alternative to barefoot running is to wear thin-soled shoes with minimal padding, such as moccasins, plimsolls, or huaraches, which result in similar gait to going barefoot but protect the skin and keep dirt and water off.

Raja (Rajendra Prasad) is a cheerful young man who suffers from unemployment, his hope that things will someday get better begins to wear thin and he decides that it's best not to be a burden to the people around him so he decides to commit suicide. Anand Rao (Akkineni Nageswara Rao) is a successful businessman who happens to find Raja and protects him in the nick of time and assuages his grief, he even offers him a job at his company only if Raja promises not to lose hope in life and that he'll face his problems like a man. Raja falls in love with Vani (Vani Viswanath), the daughter of a rich businessman, Narayana Swamy (Kota Srinivasa Rao), who initially is dead set against their love, but Anand Rao convinces Narayana Swamy otherwise. Raja and Vani get married and live a happy life until they start arguing over petty issues.

Mario Paints possible age appeal and amount of features were discussed in reviews. While Nintendo Power and GamePro suggested that it had enough features and interactive elements to fascinate a person of any age with "even a remote interest" in artistic ventures, other reviews, even from critics who enjoyed the program, suggested the program's limitations made its novelty wear thin to those past its young target demographic and made its high price tag unjustifiable. Total!s Steve 'Misery argued that the limitations were inexcusable for a title on a console that can have 250 colors on a screen at a time, stereo audio, and have a ton of graphics change in a instant. Additionally, he was annoyed that the program "goes completely overboard in one area, and then misses others out completely," such as the lack of a zoom feature despite there being eight flashy ways to erase a painting.

" Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News gave the film 3½ stars and called it "an award contender...in several positions." Mathews said it is "beautifully written" by Allan Loeb and "acted with heartbreaking efficiency by Halle Berry and Benicio del Toro." Los Angeles Daily News critic Glenn Whipp said the film "will probably be most American moviegoers' introduction to the Dogma-flavored direction of Susanne Bier" and said "Newcomers probably won't be as irritated by Bier's herky-jerky, hand-held camerawork, desaturated colors and odd obsession with random close-ups, especially of characters' eyes...For the rest of us, Bier's directorial tics are beginning to wear thin..." Claudia Puig of USA Today gave the film 3 stars out of 4 and said "The movie makes some missteps, most of them in pacing and length, and the story veers occasionally into melodrama, but it is saved by the powerful performance of Benicio del Toro", calling him "hypnotically watchable.

With Cold War tensions providing political context during the 1950s and early 1960s, the East German and West German governments both denied the existence of government contacts between the German states. In reality, the sale of the prisoner releases was negotiated, from the East German side, by a lawyer originally from Silesia called Wolfgang Vogel who evidently enjoyed the full confidence of the party leadership, but was also valued by the leadership in West Germany, described snappily on at least one occasion by Helmut Schmidt as "our mail man". Vogel's West German negotiating partners were government lawyers such as Walter Priesnitz and Ludwig A. Rehlinger, along with senior politicians, including Herbert Wehner, Helmut Schmidt and Hans-Jochen Vogel. Another politician who became closely involved in front-line government-level negotiations, as the veil of secrecy began to wear thin, was Hermann Kreutzer, a formerly East German political activist who in 1949 had been imprisoned for openly opposing the contentious political merger that had led to the creation of East Germany's ruling SED (party).

Five years later, the advice is starting to wear thin. from The Verge
There are signs Warner's patience is starting to wear thin. from Axios
But the promises to do better are starting to wear thin. from Vox
This flow, like a viral Internet phenomenon, can quickly wear thin. from New Yorker
"It will wear thin if it is overused," Mr. Edwards said. from The New York Times
Are we also wary that this "unstable female" trope will wear thin? from Refinery 29
It sounded as if the president's patience was starting to wear thin. from Economist
But their patience may wear thin if the intense competition drags on. from Economist
Now, though, his supporters worry that his Teflon popularity will wear thin. from The New York Times
Many liberal Democrats think that Trump's taunting rhetoric will soon wear thin. from The New York Times
As such, its portrait of bullies and resistance may never wear thin. from The New York Times
It's never worked particularly well, but it's really starting to wear thin now. from New Republic
A handful of members have expressed concern that Mr. Trump's behavior could wear thin. from The New York Times
But as with Exxon or BP, that argument may wear thin with regulators and consumers. from Economist
On Thursday, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg repeated a Facebook talking point that's beginning to wear thin. from Wired
Everyone's patience appears to wear thin after they reach the homeowner but police continue to investigate. from CNN
Yet the forbearance of society for the antics of the mega-rich will soon wear thin. from CNN
That novelty will soon wear thin if there aren't any meaningful contests for Cyborg within the promotion. from Vice
And the repeated explanation by top officials of how hard things are is starting to wear thin. from CNN
Only in recent months did we see that the imagery of Iranian successes began to wear thin. from The Hill
Overwrought comparisons with Hugo Chávez will wear thin, just as comparisons between Trump and Benito Mussolini did. from The New York Times
Now, a source close to the chief of staff said his patience is also beginning to wear thin. from CNN
The increased demands on her can wear thin, especially for someone as self-described socially anxious as Nadler. from Vice
Hosting celebrities like Katy Perry has its perks, but the visits and parties started to wear thin on some. from Mashable
After a while though, the repartee starts to wear thin, and the obvious resolution takes much too long coming. from Reuters
After awhile, though, this routine began to wear thin and Firth thought seriously about starting his own winemaking venture. from Vice
That seller was let back on after promising to add a line to the listing recommending customers wear thin socks. from The Verge
Expansions add new survivors, zombies, cards and tiles to give the game more juice if it starts to wear thin. from Mashable
The excuses – sometimes contradictory – to all of these have begun to wear thin; hence the revolt of the Jewish organizations. from Reuters
And while it's possible that the Muppetware joke will wear thin pretty soon, until that happens, it's a fitting tradition. from The Verge
Even the kindness of friends and family can wear thin as months turn to years, said Miller, of Human Rights First. from Vice
The designers' capacity for cuteness and witty tchotchkes can sometimes wear thin, but their international design wonderland is not to be missed. from The New York Times
With the company turning 14 this year, excuses that it's a start-up going through growing pains are starting to wear thin. from CNBC
But the main problem is that the mirrored environments themselves wear thin, even when their effects are exploited as expertly as here. from The New York Times
The charms of Bushwick, Brooklyn, had already started to wear thin for Ryan Cheal when the L train shutdown was announced in 2016. from The New York Times
Alger, who wrote for young adults, died in 1899, just as America's infatuation with the Protestant work ethic was starting to wear thin. from The New York Times
I hope they don't maintain such ebullient crunch forever — it would wear thin — but for at least the length of an album, it galvanizes. from Hyperallergic
It was only a couple of years (or sometimes less) before the outer plastic would wear thin enough to crack and expose the insulation. from Business Insider
At first it all sounds too bleak, too harsh, too narrow, too alienated; you feel like the album might wear thin after a few plays. from Hyperallergic
The actors, especially Mr. Ralph, who could pass for a distant cousin of Dane DeHaan, are equally persuasive, though the plot's contrivances eventually wear thin. from The New York Times
Fox's comedy development process seems to involve a lot of high-concept ideas, which can be dangerous in comedy, where premises wear thin very quickly. from Vox
ROYAL CARIBBEAN GUEST DEMANDS REFUND WHEN NEIGHBOR SNORES TOO LOUD It's by no means a new model of doing business, but it's starting to wear thin. from Fox News
The president keeps chanting an all-in-it-together mantra, but the calls for austerity by this head of a fabulously wealthy clan may wear thin. from Economist
Supporters feel they are being treated with an unjustified distrust by the country's authorities and governing bodies, and tolerance of this is starting to wear thin. from Vice
But they said overtightening could backfire as the economic benefits from Trump's policies wear thin, perhaps exacerbating the surging market volatility that reared its head in October. from Reuters
Republicans have weathered President Donald Trump's trade war against China with some unease, but their patience starting to wear thin and their frustration is spilling out publicly. from Business Insider
Designed as a framework to be stuffed with tuneful songs, vaudeville turns, sprightly dancing, insinuating jokes and cartoon characterizations, "Mattress" has its charms, but they do wear thin. from The New York Times
While Sabrina's relentless stubbornness may wear thin on viewer's patience by the end of the season, it's unlikely anyone will tire of Miss Wardwell, an unstoppable slinky terror. from Refinery 29
It can all be a bit much, frankly -- the smart-aleck-y banter and silliness can easily wear thin -- in the same way the gore pushes the envelope. from CNN
Republicans have weathered President Donald Trump's trade war against China with some unease, but their patience is starting to wear thin and their frustration is spilling out publicly. from Business Insider
Just as the relentless abrasiveness of the conceit threatens to wear thin, a strange pathos takes hold, as if Wilde's well-heeled characters were imprisoned in a postmodern madhouse. from New Yorker
The sounds never have a chance to stagnate, or to wear thin—you just have to join them on the journey, maybe you could find freedom too, somewhere out there. from Vice
And yet, for many, the show's schtick, no matter how much moxie Brosnahan brings to the table, is beginning to wear thin (or never caught on in the first place). from New Republic
As some rank-and-file workers realize that they might not get rich from company stock, the allure of working long hours without comparable pay is starting to wear thin. from The New York Times
There is nothing wrong with something that requires a manual, but it's going to wear thin for you and your child if you need to spend ages installing it every time. from Mashable
AMLO's message is attractive in a very populist way, but he has yet to convert his message into actionable solutions, and it is most likely that his magic will wear thin. from The Hill
An estimated 2.3 million Venezuelans — 7% of the population, many suffering illness and malnutrition — have fled since 2014, but the patience and resources of regional host countries may soon wear thin. from Axios
While accounts have been receptive buyers of Argentine dollar debt amid a global hunt for yield, patience in the dollar market may wear thin should the government abuse its welcome there. from Reuters
With prices for renewable energy like wind and solar falling faster than even the most optimistic projections, the reasoning behind backing new oil and gas exploration has started to wear thin. from The New York Times
"OPEC's regular dose of bullish rhetoric intending to prop up values has begun to wear thin," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note. from Reuters
The gag wears thin as the body count rises There are plenty of crime movies about comically incompetent bunglers, but the gag starts to wear thin if there's a body count, involved. from The Verge
Voiced by '70s dream daddy Burt Reynolds, his All Dogs Go To Heaven character served as a natural successor to Goofy, whose dumb jokes and tiresome naiveté quickly began to wear thin. from Vice
It can wear thin at first, but you learn to enjoy American ignorance as you come to understand that ignorance is the closest thing America has to a consistent, unifying cultural practice. from Vice
" J. Hoberman, The Village Voice: "Star Wars: Episode I—The Phantom Menace may be the first movie to peak before its opening... The movie requires scarcely more than six minutes to wear thin. from Mashable
The problem with I Feel Pretty — in an odd and probably unintentional parallel to the story itself — is that it focuses too much on Renee, whose obliviously confident schtick starts to wear thin pretty quickly. from Vox
The third or fourth time around, it starts to wear thin, especially when the characters have already been burned several times but still keep sticking their hands into the fire to see whether it's hot. from The Verge
While Turkey was initially welcoming to Syrian refugees, as the crisis has worn on and the reality sets in that refugees will likely be permanent members of Turkish society, that welcome has begun to wear thin. from Vox
Surely when the joys of PBR and tequila begin to wear thin, the borderline (or full-blown) alcoholic can turn to red wine in order to deflect scrutiny and give off an air of health and sophistication. from Vice
But as it continues to follow the allegorical Antrobus clan in its 5,000-year struggle for survival (through a biblical-style flood on the boardwalks of Atlantic City and a family-dividing world war), "Skin" can wear thin. from The New York Times
As the endorphins wear thin, my muscles set back to their wet noodle status, I'm comforted with the knowledge that there will be more of the same— organizers told me that hope to throw these free classes on a monthly basis. from Vice
The firm actually lowered its 2019 estimate a notch, from 2.1 percent to 2 percent on belief that the effects from tax cuts and higher spending caps on the fiscal side will begin to wear thin in the coming year. from CNBC
Over the last several days local rescuers and police had had run-ins with the Cajun Navy — another group of volunteer boaters that has become a media favorite — and for police especially that group's prominent public profile was beginning to wear thin. from Buzzfeed News
At a certain point, the charm of a movie that is essentially a loosely connected series of riffs on Twain begins to wear thin, though there may actually be a moral here: One way or another, boys will be boys, even after they grow up. from The New York Times
But for all of Trump's fascination with Kelly's orderly, rigorous approach to issues, that too began to wear thin -- as the chief of staff's attempt to control the information flow to Trump (and his ability to talk to whoever he wanted whenever he wanted about whatever he wanted) annoyed Trump. from CNN
"OPEC's regular dose of bullish rhetoric intending to prop up values has begun to wear thin," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note OPEC, excluding Indonesia, pumped 43 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, according to figures OPEC collects from secondary sources, down 221,000 bpd from November. from CNBC
By sharing some of its most sensitive programs with these allies in particular, Washington can reinforce relationships that are beginning to wear thin, preserving the atmosphere of mutual trust that has stood the test of decades since World War II. There are many other steps the federal government can take to ensure America's technological lead withstands all challenges. from The Hill
At first the curious imagery, coupled with the potential for a fresh discovery, held my attention, but after a while its labored technique and throwback motifs began to wear thin, and I found myself increasingly glancing to my right, where, on the other side of a realist rendering of a skeleton ("The Shadow," 19503, by Stephen Greene), "Kali Yuga" hung. from Hyperallergic
In India, it is also common that young children will wear thin gold bangles on their hands and ankles.
The alternative to going barefoot is to wear thin shoes with minimal padding. This is what runners wore for thousands of years before the 1980s when the modern running shoe was invented. A pair of Xero Shoes Huaraches, laced up on grass Shoes, such as moccasins or thin sandals, permit a similar gait as barefoot, but protect the feet from cuts, abrasion and soft sticky matter. The Tarahumara wear thin-soled sandals known as huaraches.
In the early 1960s, Von Hess's gimmick began to wear thin, and he was gradually phased out of the WWWF. He continued to work in various wrestling promotions before quitting the business in the late 1960s.
Newton, Steven H. Hitler's Commander: Field Marshal Walther Model – Hitler's Favorite General. Cambridge: Da Capo Press, 2005 p. 256. . Stalin, however, felt it necessary to further wear thin the fighting abilities of the German forces and delayed the offensive.
Men adopted modern European style clothing, and only on special occasions they would wear short jackets and black trousers. Women also wear thin blouse or small- patterned sarong with black color for the older women and the younger women wear bright colored cotton dresses up to knee-length.
Reviewing the Spectrum version, the critics of Crash praised that the game is addictive, well-animated, and "extremely playable", though one of them remarked that the simplistic gameplay's lack of challenge made it wear thin before long.Crash Magazine, Issue 33, October 1986 Your Sinclair rated the game with a score 9/10.
A reviewer for Next Generation, while acknowledging that the game is "fun to play" and has a uniquely wide variety of open locales, gave it an overall negative review. Arguing that the game is a first-person shooter and that "the genre, as currently exploited, is beginning to wear thin", he gave it two out of five stars.
Pal signed for Prayag United of the I-League on 9 May 2012. He made his debut for the club on 7 October 2012 against Air India at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata, a match Prayag won 5–1. Pal started off well in the 2011-12 I-League, impressing the new coach, however his form would soon wear thin. On 29 December 2012, Prayag United lost to I-League struggles Sporting Goa.
Eventually, however, the novelty began to wear thin as shops folded and main tenants relocated to other locations with more suitable infrastructure. Admission costs to the Kodak Tower were eliminated for a few years, until unsafe conditions closed the tower altogether in the early 1990s. At the end of the 1992 season, the amusement park closed down. In early spring of 1993 the Ferris wheel was dismantled and shipped to Asia for use there.
After the conflict's end, Sernan joined Preventer under the codename "Quavorze", keeping an eye on MO-V. ; [GU] : One of the Stardust Knights and OZ Prize's leaders, Kratz held honor in much lower regard than his compatriots. As the assault on MO-V dragged on, his patience with Rosshe's actions began to wear thin. When Valder Farkill appeared to take over Prize, Kratz wholeheartedly supported him to the point of backstabbing Rosshe.
Instead, Cavil's baseships circle the rebels and proceed to destroy them. Meanwhile, on the Demetrius, Kara Thrace and her crew have been searching for Earth by Starbuck's vision for 22 days without any success. The patience of the crew starts to wear thin. In the ragtag fleet, Lee Adama becomes the Caprican delegate for the Quorum of Twelve (Battlestar Galactica), though the media's real attention is on the missing Demetrius, and its "classified military assignment".
Eventually, their partnership begins to wear thin after K'harma takes Toby backstage without Les, angering the latter. The next day, at Les' apartment, Toby gets a call from K'harma, who invites him to her birthday party. Toby agrees on the condition that he can bring Les along, making it up to him. At the party, however, even after agreeing not to do so, Les takes pictures of K'harma with Elvis Costello, getting him and Toby thrown out.
Examples of this relationship, between social transgression and the exploration of mental states relating to illness, include many of the activities and works of the Dadaists, Surrealists, and Fluxus-related artists, such as Carolee Schneemann – and, in literature, Albert Camus's L'Etranger or J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. The movement itself wishes to wear thin the border between the profane and the sacrosanct, and to test mores and values through subjecting glory to the inverse of cultural norms.
As such, the magnitude of this album rests in the hook of the title-track. Wale doesn’t expect every fan to symbolize their appreciation with a SoundScan; just don’t hold your applause." Luke Winkie of Paste gave the album a 5.6 out of 10, saying "It’s just not very fun. Wale’s conversion to Ross’ braggy rap-excess didn't seem like a great idea in theory, and stretched out to an hour his updated, devolved craft starts to wear thin very, very quickly.
For example, it is possible to do some very funny comic strip gags about a taxi driver. But a strip that is limited to taxi driver gags is bound to wear thin pretty fast. I'd rather see a strip about a warmly funny man who just happens to earn his living as a cabbie and whose job is only a minor facet of his potential for inspiring gags. Narrative strips can be and often are based on the central character's job.
They arrive in the south of France and after a day or two of searching, arrive at the gate of his villa, only to be told that he sees no one. After a dismal dinner at a local restaurant, George goes off to a bar, while Alice returns to the hotel. The next morning, she is awakened by a drunken George, who returns with an equally drunken Frenchman whom he has befriended. By this time, George's obsessive quest has begun to wear thin.
Realizing the story did not have enough impact for four episodes, it was later pared down to two, renamed Poltergeist and then finally The Awakening. John Nathan-Turner liked the character of Will Chandler a great deal and seriously considered keeping him on as a companion. However, it was eventually concluded that Chandler's childlike character would quickly wear thin and lacked any clear path of development, so Nathan-Turner dropped the idea. The story featured extensive location shooting and studio work.
Toots served in many capacities as a sparring partner, trainer, sometimes as an opponent and as a police officer. As a sparring partner and trainer, Toots Mondt helped Ed Lewis develop new holds and counters. The working relationship and unity amongst wrestling promoters was beginning to wear thin and crowd attendance was still low. Toots conceived a solution and combined features of a boxing ring, Greco-Roman, freestyle wrestling, and the old-time lumber-camp style of fighting. Toots had called it ’Slam Bang Western Style Wrestling’.
Manohla Dargis of The New York Times wrote that although the jokes and setup wear thin, the filmmakers' enthusiasm carries the film. In a negative review, Michael Ordona of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the film lacks both scares and humor. Nicolas Rapold of The Village Voice called the premise "snack food for horror hobbyists" but said the film's editing focuses on the wrong scenes. Jeannette Catsoulis of NPR wrote that the film is "more slapstick than horror" but has "genuinely chilling moments".
The tour was a success and all of the club shows were very well attended. The band gained a reputation for unpredictable and exciting live shows as Jason would get naked, spit on, and tackle band members and audience members alike. These antics were very well received by fans yet this behavior began to wear thin on the members of the band and particularly, Anthony. The album sold much better in Europe than in America as the band spent its sixth week on tour supporting pop-punk act Blink 182.
Janet Maslin of The New York Times deemed the sequel to be inferior, noting "the novelty has begun to wear thin, even if Mr. Hogan remains generally irresistible". Variety called the film "a disappointing follow-up to the disarmingly charming first feature with Aussie star Paul Hogan. [This] sequel is too slow to constitute an adventure and has too few laughs to be a comedy — resulting in a mildly entertaining 111 minutes that has much less of the freshness and spark that legions of filmgoers loved in the original"."Film Reviews: Crocodile Dundee II". Variety.
The movie centres around a 16-year-old Amit who is a class hero and an incredibly lucky student who attributes all his luck to his special gold coin. In a bid to find out about his heritage, he visits a local fair styled around Arabian Nights where the mystery deepens as he encounters a series of mystical and sinister characters; amidst colourful stalls, Arabian dancers and magical tricks. By the next day his luck starts to wear thin as he enters the unknown yet familiar world of magic, genies and more.
McCoy's medical tricorder cannot detect this person. Spock, meanwhile, manages to locate the landing party in a minute zone of breathable atmosphere, and beams everyone, except Trelane, back to the ship by locking onto every detectable lifeform in the area. Trelane, however, appears on the Enterprises bridge, and brings the entire bridge crew down to the planet, including Spock, Communications Officer Lt. Uhura and Yeoman Teresa Ross. Kirk's patience begins to wear thin, especially when Trelane dances with Yeoman Ross and changes her standard red uniform into a 19th-century ball gown.
Critical reception for the book has been mixed to positive, with a reviewer for the New York Times criticizing the main character of Finch as "an oddly blank protagonist". Inamorata received positive reviews from the St. Petersburg Times and the News Journal, with the reviewer for the St. Petersburg Times calling it a "compelling debut". In contrast, the Journal Sentinel overall panned the novel, stating that it started well but later "unravels". Publishers Weekly gave a mixed review, writing that the book was enjoyable but that plot was "a bit weak" and that references to songs and wisecracks from the era "wear thin".
Bill Capodagli, author of Innovate the Pixar Way, praised Carl for his ability to be a jerk and likable at the same time. Wall Street Journal editor Joe Morgenstern described Carl as gruff, comparing him to Buster Keaton, but adds that this begins to wear thin as the movie progresses. He has been compared with Spencer Tracy, an influence on the character, by The Washington Post editor Ann Hornaday and Empire Online editor Ian Freer, who describes him as similar to a "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner-era" Tracy. Entertainment Weekly editor Lisa Schwarzbaum described his appearance as a cross between Tracy and an eccentric out of a George Booth cartoon.
Although opponents raised religious, moral, economic, and quality- of-life arguments similar to those preached during the nineteenth century, they also brought two new arguments to center stage: the historic nature of Monmouth's prohibition and the uniqueness that local prohibition brought to the town. Eventually support for the prohibition ordinance started to wear thin throughout the community of Monmouth. Although die-hard supporters of prohibition continued to fight the inevitable, there were signs that it was starting to become more and more detrimental to the social and economic aspects of the community. Some claim that prohibition had reduced property values, others that it restricted development of the business sector in town.
Where the vast majority of artists from this era try out the synthesizer/keyboard/horn section soup and fail miserably, Collins seems to have the recipe down to a science," Hamilton adds. Robert Hilburn of The Los Angeles Times thought the song had a "friskier R&B; style" as compared to Collins's other songs, and agreed that it sounded very much like the Prince song. Michael R. Smith of The Daily Vault believed that "Sussudio" was the best track on the album, calling it a "monster track", also adding that: Other reviewers have criticised the song. David Fricke of Rolling Stone said that songs like "Sussudio", with the heavy use of a horn section, were "beginning to wear thin.
" He later commented, "I think this is one of the few albums where Ayumi Hamasaki sounds comfortable and locked into its sound ... The album title is a tad misleading, but we can forgive Ayumi Hamasaki for it, given that the music is good." In a mixed review, Alexey Eremenko from AllMusic awarded the album three stars out of five. Eremenko was positive towards the album's "meticulously arranged music, and multiple stylistic layers ensure that the record does not wear thin after the first few listens". However, he furthered stated, "but although Rock'n'Roll Circus is a testament to veritable professional skills of Hamasaki and her producers and songwriters, its emotional power is questionable, to put it mildly.
Varadpande, 45-46 They are from the front completely naked apart from elaborate jewellery, but wear thin skirts, which most have gathered to one side, the hanging folds appearing on the flat background surface.Growse, 121 The couples above the yakshi are found in another Mathura set of railing pillars of similar date from Jaisinghpura, also in the Mathura Museum. Here only the heads appear.Rowland, 157, plate 101; Varadpande, plates 13, 14, 15 The dwarfish male figures the yakshis stand on seem rather cheerful, and instead of representing the usual evil figures stood on by Indian deities, may in this case represent yaksha lovers who have offended their mistress in some way; there are many literary references to men appeasing women by submitting in this way.
Reviews for the 3DO version were generally positive. The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly remarked that the game's high level of complexity makes it difficult to get into and unappealing to anyone but enthusiasts of the genre, but that the gameplay design is solid and there is a strong dose of variety to the campaigns. A critic for Next Generation argued that while the music and battle animations quickly wear thin, the game allows them to be turned off and "what it lacks in style, it makes up in substance." He made particular note of the impressive depth of the strategy and the ability to control nearly every land and aircraft used in the World War II European theater.
Jessie Montgomery (Ally Sheedy) is a spoiled rich girl in her mid-20s whose hard partying lifestyle and lack of self-respect as well as a lack of respect for others is starting to wear thin on her single father Charles (Tom Skerritt), a wealthy philanthropist, and on her boyfriend Brent (Jason Beghe), who breaks up with her after finally getting frustrated with her immature and self-destructive behavior. When Jessie is arrested for drunk driving and drug possession, she finally pushes Charles beyond his limits. He blames himself, as many years ago his wife died of cancer at a time when Jessie was a small child. Feeling it would help her cope with the death of her mother, Charles seldom laid down the law, often spoiling Jessie.
" However, Ajami noted that the game's graphics were "on par with similar racing games." Jeff Nash of The Electric Playground called the game's controls "surprisingly solid" but criticized the small number of tracks offered in each racing event, and felt that the game did not offer enough vehicles. Because of the "sluggish" controls, Nash wrote that the Monster event was "a bore to play as the slow movement makes it very difficult to stay interested." Nash noted that the Speed mode "is by far the most fun" because of its "nice selection of tracks with just the right amount of twists and turns", and stated that the Buggy and Cross events "are both respectable, but the unimaginative track design in these modes makes their races wear thin too quickly.
The breakdowns, the riffs, the drumming, the clean vocals to the entire feel of the whole record is a great example of how metalcore is still alive and well in 2016. Though there are a few less surprises than anticipated with the album there are still some moments that are unexpected and makes it a record that you can find yourself listening to more than once." Connor Welsh of New Transcendence wrote "Previous efforts from Fit for a King were varying shades of solid—engaging, catchy and aggressive, but all plagued by errant monotony that made each release wear thin rather quickly. Deathgrip does away with that—stripping out some of the more superfluous aspects of the band's dynamic to give a raw, relentless display of comprehensive metal-turned-hardcore mastery that demands to be acknowledged.
Many injuries are possible, such as injuries to the Achilles tendon or plantar fascia, or stress fractures in the metatarsal bones or lower leg. Barefoot runners who do not prepare their bodies could provide, "a stimulus plan for podiatrists, orthopedists, and physical therapists." The official position on barefoot running by the American Podiatric Medical Association states that there is not enough research on the immediate- and long-term benefits of the practice and that individuals should consult a podiatrist with a strong background in sports medicine to make an informed decision on all aspects of their running and training programs. One alternative to barefoot running is to wear thin-soled shoes with minimal padding, such as moccasins, plimsolls, or huaraches, which result in similar gait to going barefoot but protect the skin and keep dirt and water off.
Raja (Rajendra Prasad) is a cheerful young man who suffers from unemployment, his hope that things will someday get better begins to wear thin and he decides that it's best not to be a burden to the people around him so he decides to commit suicide. Anand Rao (Akkineni Nageswara Rao) is a successful businessman who happens to find Raja and protects him in the nick of time and assuages his grief, he even offers him a job at his company only if Raja promises not to lose hope in life and that he'll face his problems like a man. Raja falls in love with Vani (Vani Viswanath), the daughter of a rich businessman, Narayana Swamy (Kota Srinivasa Rao), who initially is dead set against their love, but Anand Rao convinces Narayana Swamy otherwise. Raja and Vani get married and live a happy life until they start arguing over petty issues.
Mario Paints possible age appeal and amount of features were discussed in reviews. While Nintendo Power and GamePro suggested that it had enough features and interactive elements to fascinate a person of any age with "even a remote interest" in artistic ventures, other reviews, even from critics who enjoyed the program, suggested the program's limitations made its novelty wear thin to those past its young target demographic and made its high price tag unjustifiable. Total!s Steve 'Misery argued that the limitations were inexcusable for a title on a console that can have 250 colors on a screen at a time, stereo audio, and have a ton of graphics change in a instant. Additionally, he was annoyed that the program "goes completely overboard in one area, and then misses others out completely," such as the lack of a zoom feature despite there being eight flashy ways to erase a painting.
" Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News gave the film 3½ stars and called it "an award contender...in several positions." Mathews said it is "beautifully written" by Allan Loeb and "acted with heartbreaking efficiency by Halle Berry and Benicio del Toro." Los Angeles Daily News critic Glenn Whipp said the film "will probably be most American moviegoers' introduction to the Dogma-flavored direction of Susanne Bier" and said "Newcomers probably won't be as irritated by Bier's herky-jerky, hand-held camerawork, desaturated colors and odd obsession with random close-ups, especially of characters' eyes...For the rest of us, Bier's directorial tics are beginning to wear thin..." Claudia Puig of USA Today gave the film 3 stars out of 4 and said "The movie makes some missteps, most of them in pacing and length, and the story veers occasionally into melodrama, but it is saved by the powerful performance of Benicio del Toro", calling him "hypnotically watchable.
With Cold War tensions providing political context during the 1950s and early 1960s, the East German and West German governments both denied the existence of government contacts between the German states. In reality, the sale of the prisoner releases was negotiated, from the East German side, by a lawyer originally from Silesia called Wolfgang Vogel who evidently enjoyed the full confidence of the party leadership, but was also valued by the leadership in West Germany, described snappily on at least one occasion by Helmut Schmidt as "our mail man". Vogel's West German negotiating partners were government lawyers such as Walter Priesnitz and Ludwig A. Rehlinger, along with senior politicians, including Herbert Wehner, Helmut Schmidt and Hans-Jochen Vogel. Another politician who became closely involved in front-line government-level negotiations, as the veil of secrecy began to wear thin, was Hermann Kreutzer, a formerly East German political activist who in 1949 had been imprisoned for openly opposing the contentious political merger that had led to the creation of East Germany's ruling SED (party).