And so Bird delves in, teasing at this familiar stuff winningly and squarely.
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She also delves in to the debate on how to protect investors from conflicted financial advice offered by brokers with insurance or investment firms, a.k.a.
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In Chaplin's case, there will always be plenty to unearth, such was the monstrous majesty of his egotism; Buster Keaton grows ever more unfathomable; but "Stan & Ollie" delves in search of hidden wellsprings that aren't there.
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While the DJ and producer certainly delves in a more tech-centric sound often rinsed at roaming camps like Robot Heart (check his 2015 live set for a taste), he cut his teeth pushing left-field sounds and even had a career tour managing punk bands back in the day.
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His speech often delves in and out of incomprehensible gibberish. First appearance: "Bannon Custody Battle".
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The Complete Guide to Everything is a weekly podcast that delves in to a wide array of topics, driven by hosts Tom Reynolds and Tim Daniels' quests to make the world a more informed place. The podcast aired its 500th episode on January 14, 2019.
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This fortified tower was built by Sir John Delves in 1364, on the site of a former moated manor house. The tower was initially free-standing and was probably intended as a place of refuge for the family. In the 17th century it was incorporated into a range of domestic buildings known as Doddington Hall. In the Civil War the hall became a garrison for the parliamentary forces.
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Tzeentch represents innovation and change, and a human who delves in science, invention, or social change risks becoming corrupted and mutated by his influence. Khorne thrives on violence of any sort, including that used by the Imperium to fight his own cultists. Chaos is the root cause of most of the galaxy's problems. While Slaanesh gestated in the Warp, widespread warp storms cut off interstellar travel, leading to the collapse of the glorious human civilizations of old.
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Roy Robinson played right-, i.e number 12, in St. Helens' 13-2 victory over Halifax in the 1955–56 Challenge Cup Final during the 1955–56 season at Wembley Stadium, London on Saturday 28 April 1956, in front of a crowd of 79,341. Although Roy Robinson had previously played 6-matches for St. Helens, he replaced the injured Walter Delves in the 1956 Challenge Cup final, which was the first ever match he had played in the Challenge Cup.
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Laura and her friends all were political activists and believed that living by the police station would eliminate them from being suspected as political dissidents, but that was not the end result. Laura's residence was used as a refugee for other militants in the Peronist University Youth and she created a book “Laura, Vida y Militancia“ that delves in depth their lives and actions as political activists. Oscar was not only an activist, but also an artist. Laura tells of their graffiti projects and use of art to spread their political message in her book.
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The documentary begins by comparing Confucianism and Christianity and how they translated in political thought, resulting in a collectivist society in China and an individualistic one in Europe. Then, the film explores why the industrial and scientific revolutions happened in not China but the West. The second part of the film, delves in the early encounters between the British Navy and the isolationist Qing Dynasty. The root causes of the two Opium Wars are explored next, exposing the greed of the western powers and the incompetence of the Chinese rulers.
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Masami sees a shipment of fish dropped on the floor and discovers cocaine in the fish. Big Mac is a Yakuza leader who delves in drug dealing and when Melvin is forced to confront his father, he goes through a series of battles against Yakuza enforcers, a sickle-chain wielding female member, and Kabuki warriors. Using the environment to his advantage, Melvin is able to defeat the entire gang, only leaving him and his father, who becomes a sumo wrestler. Big Mac reveals to Melvin a bottle of "anti-Tromatons", the one weakness that can kill Melvin.
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