They feel inevitable in a way that almost becomes boring.
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"We will be successful when it becomes boring," he quipped.
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It's so conscious about confronting the audience that it becomes boring.
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"To make too much of the sexual aspect -- frankly, it becomes boring," she told me.
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What I mean is that when just one voice is heard, that voice quickly becomes boring.
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The filmmaking style has been part of a tonal whole, and without that element, Fate actually becomes boring.
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"Most couples tend to get into routines with their sex lives, and sex becomes boring and predictable really quickly," she said.
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They act and dress elegantly, but never so elegantly that it becomes boring, and they have stylists who are paid lots of money to help them walk that tightrope.
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When you stay at the same place, you get used to the routine, and it becomes boring, so when you move to a different company or country, you're getting this shot of adrenaline.
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Uber, Waymo and others are also starting to provide robotaxi rides in limited areas, so people can discover that riding in an AV is thrilling for the first 30 seconds and then quickly becomes boring.
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Now if you were to just easily hit that step and get the dance overall, you're just doing it over and over again and it becomes boring because you know you can do it, it's easy.
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The trick with the Yoga 900s, however, is that not only does it work well, but Lenovo managed to stuff enough goodies into the 3.03 inch shell (the thinnest yet from a Yoga) to make the 900s a joy to use even after folding it in half becomes boring.
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Anil sets up a company supplying flowers. After Ananya expresses her apprehensions, Anil also has similar worries. "What if our relationship becomes boring and mundane after marriage?" is the question on their minds. They decide to have a secret live-in relationship, to see if they are compatible.
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The only time a character becomes boring is when they're two dimensional, and that's something you could never say about Ian. I can't imagine being anyone else's missus!" On the Beale family as a whole, Brett commented: "we're probably the most normal family in Albert Square. The Beales are like the Trotters from Only Fools and Horses in many ways.
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For The King of Fighters XIII, the staff decided to make Kula similar to her original incarnation in The King of Fighters 2000. The team had no problems in designing her gameplay and added taunts where the character becomes boring. Similar to K's moves, the developers wanted Kula's trademarks, most notably her ice moves, to be appealing to see. A move that exemplifies this was the "Crow Bites".
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The film came in for praise from the editor of the cine-magazine, Filmindia, Baburao Patel. Titling the review as "Devika Returns With Charming Vengeance" he called it "a personal triumph for Devika Rani without whom even a foot of the picture becomes boring". The cinematographer R. D. Mathur was said to have in his "very first chance" "proved himself to be the best camera artist in the studio".
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She splits from Jackson after he finds out she was having an affair with her Yoga teacher, Bodhi, and leaves Ruby Hummingbird behind. Cynthia "Cyn" Baltres - Anna Percy's best friend from New York, a more rebellious and wild child, the two have an unlikely friendship. She goes out with Scott Spencer, Anna's former crush, but then breaks up with him after the relationship becomes boring and confronts Anna for never saying anything while Cyn pursued him. Cyn encourages Anna to be more outspoken and go after what she wants.
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He described the story as "stock RPG" but said it was enough to keep the player motivated. The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly were enthusiastic about the lengthy storyline, massive lineup of playable characters, different combat systems, and soundtrack. They described it as the most ambitious PlayStation RPG to date, while noting that it was soon to be eclipsed by Final Fantasy VII. IGN claimed the game was "one of the best RPGs ever made", stating that although its story is simple, the background visuals and music are beautiful and fantastic, and it never becomes boring.
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Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times rated it 3/4 stars and wrote that it is "a rare item these days: An erotic film made well enough to keep us interested", though he said it is not the best film of the year. Dave Kehr of The New York Times compared the film's bluntness negatively to the work of Éric Rohmer and said it is more interested in titillation than intellectualism; however, he wrote, "But there is no denying the force of Mr. Brisseau's bizarre imagination and the personal conviction he brings to it." Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle rated it 2/4 stars and wrote that the film's excessive focus on sex "numbs the audience" but it never becomes boring. Allison Benedikt of the Chicago Tribune rated it 2/4 stars and called it "a trashy porno pretending to be deep".
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However, Matt Regan, also of Mean Machines, stated that while Solstice is a challenging game that "puzzle fans should find interesting", "the excitement fades" as "shifting blocks to stand on or to prevent the attacks of a nasty becomes boring". While Marc Camron and Ed Semrad of Electronic Gaming Monthly respectively considered the game to be "unique" and "a refreshing change of pace from all of the me-too type puzzle games", the publication's four reviewers collectively found the controls difficult and awkward. Robin Wyles of Raze compared the game's visuals and gameplay to those of Cadaver, and saw Solstice as "an admirable attempt to relive the Knight Lore days" that was "quite refreshing" in the face of the NES's lack of isometric-perspective titles. However, he argued that the game's quantity of puzzles negatively impacted their variety, and felt that the puzzles were "a bit too easy to solve, which reduces its long-term appeal".
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