The amount that Wayne crams into his bars is astounding.
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As more and more money crams into Silicon Valley, valuations inevitably become inflated.
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Valerian's chief virtue is its muchness, the staggering volume of bustle Besson crams into every frame.
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In "Get In", the audience crams into a narrow, sweaty space mimicking Caracas's failing metro system.
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By the end of the film, he has managed to become the town hero for all the mitzvah he crams into a single day.
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Until either of those things happen, watch this trailer again and marvel at how many licensed characters from your childhood it crams into a single, cluttered shot.
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Look at how many actors Capra crams into the scene, and how you instantly understand their relationships not just to each other but to George and Mary's wedding.
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There is also a new large-scale elevator painting, a recurring theme for the artist, in which a mob crams into a narrow interior swarming with giant bugs.
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At a plantation near Hatton, a family of six crams into a single tiny room, built in the 1930s, with no running water and only a primitive, shared latrine.
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That means it can't continue to grow revenue by simply increasing the number of ads it crams into your News Feed, which it has been able to do up until now.
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"It's hard to pay for the sins of others," said Carrillo, who crisscrosses Cucuta for eight hours a day selling the lemons, strawberries, bananas and pineapples he crams into his backpack.
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The best thing about the Pixel 3 isn't its specs or hardware, it's all the Pixel-first software features Google crams into its family of phones such as Duplex, Night Sight, and more.
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They anticipate Leckey will play with scale, like he did with Inflatable Felix (2014), a giant Felix the Cat balloon that Leckey crams into gallery corners, like Alice outgrowing the house in Wonderland.
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In the home she shares with her son, her sister and her sister's three children, the entire family crams into the sturdiest room in the house whenever they hear warplanes, in the hope it will shield them from bombing.
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Despite the desultory speeches — the rabbit holes he goes down, the errors he makes, the funny or sad stories he tells, the large volume of information he crams into answers — Biden continues to hold a solid lead in the polls.
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Naturally, there's the branching plotline to consider—it's hard to put time into establishing a character and their relationship with others if you're then going to see them relegated, as per the viewer's choices, to a supporting role—but even so, the cavalcade of clichés it crams into 80 minutes or so is dizzying.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 64%, based on 28 reviews, with an average rating of 6.2/10. The site's critical consensus reads: "If nothing else, Happiness of the Katakuris scores points for its delirious, over-the-top originality." On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 60 out of 100, based on 11 critics, indicating "Mixed or average reviews". Kim Newman (Sight & Sound) stated that "Like many of Miike's efforts...[the film] feels all too much like the work of someone who had seven other films on his mind, not all of which he crams into his current project".
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Unlike his rival, who crams into his plays "quantité d'incidents qui ne se pourraient passer qu'en un mois",First Preface of Britannicus. Racine describes fluctuating states of mind which, in the rapidly mounting tension, are brought abruptly to a crisis from which there is no retreat. The so-called Aristotelian rules happen to suit this type of drama perfectly since they lead the playwright to concentrate the tragic action on those few hours when, after months or years of emotional tension, a new event supervenes and precipitates the catastrophe. The most striking evidence of Racine's success in fitting his tragedies into this very stringent framework is that, when watching them, the audience ceases to be aware that the unities exist.
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