He comes up against his own club goalkeeper, Claudio Bravo.
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When Trump comes up against the separation of powers, he typically loses.
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But then she comes up against things like Astaire performing in blackface.
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I feel like every record comes up against financial constraints that make compromises necessary.
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Yet the plan to de-dollarise ultimately comes up against market and economic realities.
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American vision of a Ukraine anchored in the West comes up against three separate
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Ballinger, a former Googler, said he often comes up against these companies in recruiting battles.
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Washington herself comes up against city crookedness as the NYPD attempts to thwart her exposé.
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Money is an issue in Beck's life, which is how she comes up against another bad man.
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Over and over, Kirk comes up against situations and opponents that he can't defeat through bullheadedness, luck, or violence.
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What interests Kushner, much more than the crime itself or its psychology, are the systems that Romy comes up against.
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IN THIS information-saturated age, what happens when the right to know comes up against the right not to know?
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Most critically, she seeks out asylum in the Nazi-controlled part of America, where she comes up against Sewell's John Smith.
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We first see her walking as her creepy mentor Littlefinger implores her to fight each and every battle she comes up against.
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Facebook's political ad policy comes up against an anti-Ted Cruz meme page Here's another case of Facebook dark money, from Donie O'Sullivan.
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The court usually backs the Commission, but lawyers say it sometimes disagrees in state aid cases where it usually comes up against countries.
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Its horns are convoluted, curling back on themselves in such a way that if anyone comes up against it, he is not harmed.
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Another thing is how that affects the marriage and how it comes up against Elizabeth, who also changes, just more slowly than Phillip.
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Candela told Reuters the AI for monitoring live video is still in the research phase, however, as it comes up against two challenges.
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The reason is automation, and here, political browbeating comes up against the laws of economics — robots are cheaper and often more efficient than people.
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When he moves to Lucknow and comes up against local politician and strongman Rameshwar Singh (Saurabh Shukla), Amay realizes he is dealing with a ruthless nemesis.
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But it comes up against a less rosy development: global trade shrank 1.3% in September, according to the latest data from the CPB World Trade Monitor.
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BOGOTA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Colombia's largest private oil producer Pacific Exploration & Production is working to avoid default on bond payments as it comes up against a Feb.
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But talk of a blocking minority, with allies in more mainstream groups such as the Polish and Hungarian ruling parties, comes up against the nationalists' persistent divisions.
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Ghidorah comes up against Godzilla and Mothra, while a broken family (played by Mark Russell, Vera Farmiga and Millie Bobby Brown) takes sides in the monster showdown.
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Once again, we're seeing Facebook throw its hands up to battling misinformation in the political discourse, because when profit comes up against protecting democracy, Facebook chooses profit.
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Services such as the U.K.'s Funding Tree, or crowdfunding services like Seedrs pose competition to Funding Circle, while it also comes up against other rivals like Zopa.
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To understand this, it helps to divide possible American responses into three categories, each of which comes up against hard problems that are structural to the Syrian war.
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So in the fifth season opener, titled "#LizaToo," the editors at Empirical have to decide what to do when an anonymous allegation of sexual harassment comes up against Moore.
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When a plant comes up against its growth limits, food begins to accumulate and this generates a "feedback" signal causing the plant to turn down the food production systems.
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The pup in question comes up against a fence, and instead of turning around and heading home with his tail between his legs, our intrepid explorer scales the fence.
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Along the way, she survives a violent storm, comes up against a slave-owning leader who is out for the same prize and makes a startling discovery about her life.
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"Once again, we're seeing Facebook throw its hands up to battling misinformation in the political discourse, because when profit comes up against protecting democracy, Facebook chooses profit," Elizabeth Warren tweeted.
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This middle volume spans the societal shifts and changes of 20th-century America as the family comes up against turbulent times that encompass the Vietnam War and Jim Jones's Peoples Temple.
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Alongside the school's Jocks, Nerds, Mutants, and Multi-Dimensioners, he comes up against friends and enemies, including a mad scientist, a robot dragon, and a healer who uses swords to practice acupuncture.
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Ok, it's not a dog—it's a kangaroo—but just check out this fascinating creature as it comes up against what surely must be the natural born foe of marsupials: the golf flag.
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The Nokia 6 is priced competitively and this will be key as it comes up against the likes of Vivo and Oppo who have been known to produce high-spec phones at low prices.
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Eighth seed David Ferrer, who beat Hewitt in the previous round, will be bidding to reach at least the fourth round for the sixth year running when he comes up against American Steve Johnson.
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But any organized fan groups that might actually feel and act on any of the enmity toward their rivals swiftly comes up against the realities of how the American sporting experience is managed and policed.
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A.O. SCOTT In "Little Women," Jo March — Louise May Alcott's alter ego and also to some extent that of Greta Gerwig, the director of the latest adaptation — comes up against a 19th-century version of this prejudice.
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There's lots of efforts ongoing by lots of different groups to do this, and especially over the last couple of years, but it doesn't matter, because it comes up against the hard wall of the companies themselves. Absolutely.
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It's the kind of darkly thoughtful, character-driven mystery show that the Brits excel at, with Sarah Lancashire giving a terrific performance as a cop who comes up against a crime that reminds her of her own daughter's death.
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When the flat power game of Muguruza comes up against the counterpunching of Kenin, expect a passionate and exciting final: more than enough to keep viewers on the edge of their seats in the early hours of the morning.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Belgium's quarter-final battle with Brazil will be a classic encounter between an unstoppable force and an immovable object when the tournament's joint best defense comes up against its most free-scoring attack in Kazan on Friday.
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If Twitter comes up against these two behemoths – which have investors willing to give them time to invest money – it could find itself outbid on some content, which could put a spanner in the works of its 24/7 content plan.
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Melodic fragments appear at the extreme low and high registers of the instrument; a phrase rendered in lumberjack-brawny full tone is answered by skittish scratches; a lyrical rumination comes up against a dead-end of dry-rubber plucked notes.
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A period drama set in the late '60s, it starred David Duchovny as a Los Angeles police detective who comes up against Mr. Manson (played by the British actor Gethin Anthony) in the course of investigating a teenage girl's disappearance.
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When he comes up against issues for which there is no easy solution — that is, most of what a president faces — he kicks the proverbial can down the road, reassuring himself that one day it will all be worked out.
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When Ginny comes up against opposition from her teammates or the media or just people who are being jerks, you'll quietly hope, simultaneously, that she won't let it get to her and that maybe she can kill her enemies with her mind.
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"It's seven pages of very fine print and what it describes is a professional law enforcement person, who is Jim Comey, who comes up against a president who knows no limits in terms of a proper relationship," Feinstein said Tuesday of Comey's testimony.
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Guerrilla rain, a term coined in the last decade, describes a storm in which clouds form at the same time that moist air from the ocean comes up against the warm air trapped among tall, packed buildings to create quick and heavy downpours.
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This persistent pain in Hatsworth's posterior comes up against him in boss encounters, sends other nefarious sorts after him, and eventually kidnaps our hero's assistant (and shopkeeper), Cole—who, himself, isn't quite what he appears to be, if you get that far.
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RELATED: GOP House Obamacare bill comes up against skeptical senators A very awkward history The two men have a contentious history, to say the least -- one that includes Trump attacking Cruz's wife, Heidi, who will be at the dinner, along with first lady Melania Trump.
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"What it describes is a professional law enforcement person, who is Jim Comey, who comes up against a president who knows no limits in terms of a proper relationship," she told CNN's Dana Bash at an event for the CNN series Badass Women of Washington.
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But early on, as Cap'n Bill Paxton waxes rhapsodic about the vessel, an underling replies, "You are so fulla shit, boss"—a line that gets at the push-pull at the film's heart, in which tough-stuff action comes up against unabashed romanticism and folds upon contact.
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Slack isn't operating alone in this space as it comes up against Microsoft Teams and Workplace by Facebook, among others, but it is clearly part of this new wave of enterprise communications tools that is picking up where players like Jive (which went public in 2011) and Yammer (which was sold to Microsoft in 2012 for $1.2 billion) have left off.
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Having saddled itself with an impossible set of questions, "How do we honor the dead, and when do we let go?" and "Is it mad to mourn the dead, even those you are not personally responsible for?" chief among them, Winchester at some point comes up against the enormity of these concerns and their ramifications, and falls back into special effects and supernatural terror to shift the conversation.
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Connally, Richard. "TDCJ Comes Up Against The Cell Phone Companies." Houston Press. Tuesday December 16, 2008. Retrieved on May 14, 2010.
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In Wales a barrister, David Owen, attempts to become a member of Parliament. He comes up against the older member, Evan Lloyd.
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In Los Angeles, Gavin Quick and his girlfriend are shot dead inside their car, whilst the unidentified woman is also impaled on a metal spike. As he investigates, psychologist Alex Delaware comes up against Dr. Mary Lou Koppel, a celebrity therapist who once treated Gavin and now guards his personal files with fearsome intensity.
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Jonathan "Fish" Vishnevski (McGann) is an employment lawyer who specialises in industrial tribunals. His wife has left him and gone abroad, leaving him to look after their young son, Simon (Jack Stanley). In court, he often comes up against lawyer Joanna Morgan (Redgrave), who becomes his love interest. His friend Trevor (Ford) is an amateur philosopher who owns a mobile burger bar.
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The plot of Dinosaur vs. Bedtime centers around a young dinosaur that takes on many challenges, including adults, brushing his teeth, taking a bath, and eating spaghetti. The dinosaur takes on all the challenges put before, defeating them all by roaring at them, until he comes up against his final (or "biggest") challenge, bedtime. In the end "bedtime wins" and the dinosaur goes to sleep.
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He saw it as "the inward odyssey of a deeply disturbed child, who destroys everybody he comes up against". Mackendrick tried his best to compromise with these two contrasting interpretations, which arguably detracted from the overall focus of the film. Balcon deleted key scenes vital to the narrative, which undermined the film considerably. Despite the cutting of these scenes, something of the seriousness and realism that Mackendrick strived to put on film still came through.
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Buffy comes up against the Beast, who quickly proves to be too strong for Buffy to handle. After taking quite a beating, Buffy is able to escape with the monk. The Beast throws a tantrum, causing the room to collapse on her, which delays her pursuit. Back at The Magic Box, Giles offers Anya a job when he realizes that the job is too much for just one, and that she enjoys handling the money.
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Shlapentokh comes up against the erroneous use of the historical approach in social analysis which supposes the permanent appearance of new social structures and the disappearance of the old ones. The term "combinatorics" is for Shlapentokh a key concept for understanding why mankind, with only a few types of social organizations, has been able to create such vast social diversity over time and space. The most important social structures include feudal, authoritarian, and liberal. Among other universal structures are religious, criminal, and anarchistic.
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Rainey plays the lead role in Power Book II: Ghost, an American drama series developed by Courtney A. Kemp which premiered in September 2020 on Starz. The series is a spinoff of the long-running series, Power. Power Book II: Ghost picks up the narrative just days after the Power finale. The sequel then follows Rainey's character, Tariq, navigating his new life, in which his desire to shed his father's legacy comes up against the mounting pressure to save his family.
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The tale is loosely modeled on the Seven Daughters for Seven Sons, at least in numbers, and every couple has their story that spans the time line from 1631 to early 1635. It serves as an exposition of likely culture clash scenario's as the up-timers' social system comes up against a stubborn adherent of the religiously centered thought modes prevalent in the transitional period between middle-ages social modes and the social revolution inherent in modern thought embodied in Grantville's natives.
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He had a girlfriend Yoko, who met a tragic end, and this haunts him even now. Joey comes up against the Oni-Baku in a fight, which ends in a stalemate, and races Onizuka, but crashes and falls into the ocean. His brother saves him, and he appears to gain some sense of the mistakes he had made in his life. : In GTO: Shonan 14 days we see him still alive and well as owner of the L-club in Yokosuka.
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Skaterdater had been made for $17,000 and sold to United Artists for $50,000, winning the Palme d'Or for Best Short Film at the 1966 Cannes Film Festival, and being nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Film. Turman described the novel as "a hip horror story about today's alienated youth." Black said it was about "a Walter Mitty type who comes up against a teenybopper Lady Macbeth." Turman had just made The Flim Flam Man for 20th Century Fox and obtained finance from the same studio.
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As Chao Gai's dying wish was that whoever avenged his death would succeed him, Lu Junyi by right should replace Song Jiang, who has been acting chief. Lu vehemently declines the offer. It is decided that whoever conquers first the prefecture assigned to him - Dongping for Song Jiang and Dongchang for Lu Junyi - would be made chief. Song wins the contest as Lu comes up against a tough warrior Zhang Qing at Dongchang, who hurts a number of Liangshan heroes with his stone-flinging skill.
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The work looks closely at the LGBT community in eastern India through a fantastical lens, often projecting a world devoid of restrictive laws and social taboos that the community regularly comes up against. Other images in the work are responses to these very constraints imposed by the state and society. It is here that Bose makes use of visual metaphors—a gas mask, a tiger in the wild, a choppy sea engulfing a man struggling against the current—to evoke notions of censorship and surveillance and feelings of suffocation and anxiety.
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Easy returns home one day to find that his friend Christmas Black, a former Green Beret, has left his eight-year-old daughter in Easy's care. Knowing this means Christmas is in trouble, Easy investigates and comes up against former servicemen who smuggled drugs in Vietnam; this soon leads to his needing to clear his childhood friend Mouse of murder. The novel ends with a car crash, with Easy's fate unresolved, because the author hadn't decided whether he wanted to write another Rawlins novel." A famed detective reaches the end," CNN, November 16, 2007.
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The film follows gentleman thief Arsène Lupin from a small boy, through the death of his father, and his adult years when he meets the strange woman, Joséphine, who appears to be immortal and uses a hypnotic drug to enslave people to her will. Arsène's ethos is to steal from the rich and deserving crooks. In this film he comes up against two parties, a secret society and Joséphine, who are intent on gathering three crucifixes which will reveal the secret of a lost treasure which contains secrets about Mehdi.
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Satsuki at first refuses but later takes him up on his offer as he needs money to stay in school. While pretending to be Edward's fiancée, Satsuki comes up against Edward's cousin Angelica, who wants to marry Edward and take control of the family fortune. Angelica does various things to try to ruin their engagement, such as forcing Edward to escort her instead of Satsuki to a party and then throwing wine on Satsuki's dress at the party to prevent her from dancing with Edward in public. Satsuki becomes a wallflower and ends up talking to and dancing with a foreign prince.
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Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle (Michael Kitchen), a widower, is quiet, methodical, sagacious, scrupulously honest and frequently underestimated by his foes. Many of his cases concern profiteering, the black market and murder, and he is often called on to catch criminals who are taking advantage of the confusion created by the war. Although Foyle often comes up against high-ranking officials in the British military or intelligence services who would prefer that he mind his own business, he seeks justice tenaciously. Throughout the series, he is assisted by his driver, Samantha "Sam" Stewart (Honeysuckle Weeks), and Detective Sergeant Paul Milner (Anthony Howell).
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Shekher in August 2020 said that if AIADMK needs to survive in politics then the image of Anna must be removed from the party flag and the image of MGR should be kept instead. He told the AIADMK party to remove the name "Anna" from the party and keep it as "Amma" instead. The speech caused a huge stir among the AIADMK party members who condemned his statements. The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Edappadi K. Palaniswami responded by saying that Shekher will speak anything he wants and he would hide away if any court cases comes up against him.
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Set in 1940,warai-no-daigaku a young playwright, Tsubaki Hajime (Inagaki / Kondo) comes up against a government censor, Sakisaka Mutsuo (Yakusho / Nishimura). The censor's job is to prevent anything political or taboo from getting into the pre-war media, but this censor has a thing against comedy, too. Tsubaki comes to have his script checked by the censors before rehearsals begin. But the censor, who is looking for an excuse to shut down the comedy troupe at which Tsubaki works, tells him that his whole play is rubbish and Tsubaki would have to rewrite it completely before Sakisaka would let it be performed.
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Tony Hutchinson (Nick Pickard) continues to battle testicular cancer while in Spain for his brother Dominic Reilly's (John Pickard) wedding alongside old friend Rory "Finn" Finnigan (James Redmond) and son Harry Thompson (Parry Glasspool). Tony comes up against gangster The White Man (Danny Dyer) while he begins seeing visions of his dead friend Kurt Benson (Jeremy Edwards). To celebrate her eighteenth birthday Esther Bloom (Jazmine Franks) and her girlfriend Tilly Evans (Lucy Dixon), along with friends Holly Cunningham (Wallis Day) and Callum Kane (Laurie Duncan) travel to an isolated house owned by Jade Hedy's (Lucy Gape). Jade's sinister side is revealed, placing the group in danger.
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Hardly any discords. The colour white, or just a shade bluish, sometimes a golden light is added. Treatment of the 12 voices in his work about the “Cantique des Cantiques” [Song of Songs] also remains diatonic, both in his pianissimo and forte. His work on part of “l’Apocalypse” [The Book of Revelation] provides a new timbral element with staccato of the horn and the clarinet. Plainsong is introduced in his “Psaumes pour la Messe des Morts” [Psalms for the Requiem Mass], as well as dramatic effects where the beating of the tam-tam comes up against the ostinatos of the marimba, against the calls of the female voice.
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Mustafa (Sayed Badreya) is a widowed Egyptian immigrant and the owner of Habibe's Café, a popular hangout in Los Angeles for those with Middle Eastern backgrounds. He is devoted to providing his son, Richard Chagoury, with a moral upbringing despite the pressures of contemporary American urban life. He also finds himself cast in the role of protector to his unwed sister Salwah (Sarah Shahi), for whom, by family and tribal custom, he is responsible for finding a traditional suitor. But his respect for tradition comes up against his own aspirations to adapt to the American Dream when he decides to open a new restaurant with a Jewish partner – his friend Sam (Tony Shalhoub).
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The Traité du signe visuel (1992) (which Göran Sonesson said was to visual communication what Saussure's Cours de linguistique générale was to linguistics) sought to elaborate a general grammar of the image, independently of the type of corpus being considered. This semiotic of the visual contributed, in its turn, to semiotics in general: indeed, a question encountered by the group at this stage was that of the relationship between sensorial experience and signification, a question which certainly reveals something of this degree of generality since it comes up against the question of the origin of meaning itself. The group took its name from the metaphor, μ being the Greek initial for the term.
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But that was delusion, dear friend, and one soon comes up against a brick wall. . . And yet, once again I allowed myself to be led astray into reaching for stars that are too big—another failure—and I have had my fill of that." Van Gogh here is referring to the expressionistic swirls which dominate the upper center portion of The Starry Night. Theo referred to these pictorial elements in a letter to Vincent dated 22 October 1889: "I clearly sense what preoccupies you in the new canvases like the village in the moonlight [The Starry Night] or the mountains, but I feel that the search for style takes away the real sentiment of things.
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Jerome Clark writes, "One curious feature of the post-1887 airship waves was the failure of each to stick in historical memory. Although 1909, for example, brought a flood of sightings worldwide and attendant discussion and speculation, contemporary accounts do not allude to the hugely publicized events of little more than a decade earlier." Clark writes that any attempt to "uncover the truth about the late 19th-century airship scare comes up against some unhappy realities: newspaper coverage was unreliable; no independent investigators ('airshipologists') spoke directly with alleged witnesses or attempted to verify or debunk their testimony; and, with a single unsatisfactory exception, no eyewitness was ever interviewed even in the 1950s, when some were presumably still living."Clark (1998), page 37.
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Aside from the fact that this theory does not account for the large angular sizes of certain comets, expressed in zhang, it comes up against the fact that there it does not make sense to measure the gap between a guest star and a star located so far away from it, when there are closer asterisms that could be used. In their controversial article (see above) Collins and his colleagues make another suggestion: on the morning of 4 July, the star ζ Tauri was not bright enough and too low on the horizon to be visible. If the guest star, which was located close to it, was visible, it is only because its brightness was comparable to Venus. However, there was another star, brighter and higher on the horizon, which was possibly visible, for reference: Beta Tauri (β Tauri).
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He is working on a history of his family and employs as his secretary Emsworth's former employee Rupert Baxter, whom he treats with little respect, suspecting him of going on "toots", and directs his ill-temper towards whoever it may be who whistles "The Bonny Banks o' Loch Lomond" outside his windows (on one occasion this is Baxter, who receives a well-aimed egg in the face). His sanity is questioned even by his old friend Connie, who calls in Sir Roderick Glossop to inspect him. He later has the Empress kidnapped and hidden in his bathroom. In Service With a Smile, he once again comes up against Uncle Fred and once again schemes to take Emsworth's pig away from him, hiring Lavender Briggs to do the dirty work and hoping to make a tidy profit by selling her to Lord Tilbury, whom he knows from younger days as "Stinker" Pyke.
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