"Super Deluxe," though, runs three hours, and Kumararaja loses his way in the draggy, overlong second act.
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Keep a fatigue diary Once you pinpoint the time of day you feel draggy, you can make adjustments.
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A little under two hours long, the concert was not glib or draggy or overloaded with the band's own stature.
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Yet once patients begin thyroid replacement, they rarely end it, even if they feel as draggy or achy as ever.
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The draggy look was new for him, and he recalled feeling a shudder of internalized homophobia in the makeup chair.
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L'Orange's production — one recurring minor guitar chord, a prowling bass line, a draggy beat — gives "After Alley Life" a resolute foreboding.
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The result was an uneven, somewhat draggy episode that nevertheless set up plenty of jeopardy for next week's Season 3 finale.
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The confinement section was a dreary hell; the "escape" scene was clumsy and sloppily executed; the life-after-escape was draggy and hopeless.
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If the Larghetto was a touch draggy, Mr. van Zweden made up for it during the quiet middle movement of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4.
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But, if everything is only super draggy and super cunty, that's really popular now, and it sells in class, but know when to turn it off.
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One afternoon later in the summer, a day when I was feeling particularly draggy from the humidity and depression, a Prius stealthed up on me from behind.
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The piece captures the atmosphere of a hospital: that draggy kind of feeling, as though everything is tired and washed out, as if you are waiting for something.
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The last few seasons of OITNB haven't exactly lived up to the promise of the first, with draggy middle episodes carried by the binge-able structure of the show.
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But the vibrancy of the performances, and the stylish production — the set by Tim Mackabee pops with color and life —generally keep the more obvious or repetitive passages from becoming draggy.
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We'll deal more with the draggy bits in a minute — for now let's go with "better late than never" and be thankful that the narrative appears to be back in motion.
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Here's what I'm watching going into the closing bell... The Dow Jones Industrial Average is actually the draggy one among the big-cap indexes on what could be its landmark run to 20,000.
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In Waititi's world, this kind of matter-of-factness fills in where another film would put a draggy monologue about Ricky's history, and what people used to tell him when he was depressed.
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That's still the template, but what was quirky and entertaining then — with Richard Kramer, a "Thirtysomething" veteran, on board as a writer and executive producer — is draggy, preachy and a little morbid now.
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For this viewer, however, that ending absolutely works — so effectively that it not only salvages the movie, not only helps me forgive the draggy bits, but even makes me think of "Infinity War" more warmly.
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In the end it only cost us Spencer and Olivia, Eugene (for now at least), Rosita's cheek, Aaron's face, Rick's clean kitchen, more Neganing, a disembowelment, one implausible bullet block and five or six draggy episodes over the past couple of months.
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In the summer of 2015, a teenager named Brendan traveled with his family on a vacation to Los Angeles, where he says in a Reddit post that he was determined to "find something draggy to do" — as drag had been his escape in small town Pennsylvania.
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Fourth row: Draggy, Greco, Luccia, Korcha, Janice, Zappa, and Poshul. Bottom left: Pip. Bottom right: NeoFio. is a role-playing video game developed and published by Square (now Square Enix) for the PlayStation video game console.
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The game later introduces upgrades that the player may purchase, including lock-on targeting, a cybernetic brain, and a flying dragon named Draggy. When the player collects enough fruit, they can buy a warp drive, which lets Hop ride Draggy through an asteroid field to Bug Mars, where he then battles an alien robot squid. Hop is then sent to Bug Court, where he signs for a work visa. Hop then travels under the water below Bug Mars, while listening to a narrated fictional history of the creation of boxing.
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The New York Times called it "a modest melodrama with some crooked turns but neat performances."'Nightmare' Is Presented at the Palace New York Times 12 May 1956: 28. The Los Angeles Times called it "draggy".Naish Leads Rebel Gang in Western Los Angeles Times 2 Aug 1956: B9.
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It was released on United Artists Records' subsidiary Venus Records in April 1961 (VR 1439), and soon became a local hit throughout Texas. In late July, the Baytown Sun noted it in its rank as the most played in Baytown, Texas and described it as "simple and slightly draggy".
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The Lost Tomb is the most watched web drama of 2015 with over 2.8 billion views. Despite its popularity, the series was criticized for its draggy story-line and poorly done special effects. Fans of the novel also commented that the plot and characters deviated too much from the original novel.
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It also features background vocals from Mr Hudson and Tony Williams. The musical style of the song includes piano, bass and drums. The lyrics see West boasting and attempting to capture some of his former bravado, though his auto-tuned vocals on the song sound draggy, low- pitched and depressed. Since being released, "Amazing" has received mixed to positive reviews from music critics.
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Reviewer Michael Rechtshaffen of the Los Angeles Times wrote that a "decent premise — and a game Gina Carano — get left in the dust kicked up by [...] a dull, draggy post-apocalyptic western" and that "all the potential fun has been sucked out of the movie" in his negative review of the film. Reviewer Joe Lydon of Variety.com noted numerous echoes of Mad Max and A Fistful of Dollars and ultimately described it as a "VOD-ready B-movie" in his review.
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Its fan diameter could be up to , compared to the Trent XWB's and the GE9X's . Higher bypass and lower fan pressure ratio induce low-speed fan instability remedied by variable-pitch blades instead of a variable area jet nozzle. Along with eliminating the thrust reverser, a short slim nacelle would be lighter and less draggy, but in reverse-thrust the flow would be distorted, having to be turned around the nozzle into the bypass duct, and then partly reversed again into the intermediate compressor.
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"San Francisco Chronicle review Steve Persall of the St. Petersburg Times graded the film C- and commented, "Henry Poole Is Here is aimed at the Bible bunch, who will be more tolerant of its oversimplification of theological mystery. They'll see Henry as a lost soul resisting Christian power until that becomes impossible, then sing praises when it does. But that doesn't change the fact that Pellington's movie is draggy-dull and a bit annoying with its piety. Hollywood still does sin much better than salvation.
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Bangkok Post film critic Kong Rithdee called the film "wearisome", and said that though the film has "nice moments ... the script is too shipshape, maybe too busy with its thematic messages, and it's not easy to sympathise with Kwan, who obviously has never heard of worse handicaps. Writer-director Kongdej Jaturanrasamee is a better director when he allows his films to be wackier.". ThaiCinema.org's reviewers praised the performance by actress Supaksorn Chaimongkol, as well as the intricate "hand talent" effects – Kwan's third hand was played by an actual actor, rather than special effects. But the reviewers said the film contained too many elements and tended to be draggy in places.
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" Time said that "rock scholars and Beatles fans will be enthralled" while others may consider it only a "mildly enjoyable documentary newsreel." Later reviews were more favourable, although rarely glowing, as the historical significance of the film's content factored into critics' assessments. Leonard Maltin rated the film as 3 out of 4 stars, calling it "uneven" and "draggy", but "rescued" by the Beatles' music. The TLA Video & DVD Guide, also rating it as 3 out of 4 stars, described the film as a "fascinating look at the final days of the world's most famous rock group, punctuated by the Beatles' great songs and the legendary 'rooftop' concert sequence.
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Although No Regrets has more elements of romance than Rosy Business, the undying and unspoken love between the main leads touched the audience and was very well received. On the other hand, people felt that the romance between the second leads was dry and draggy. The drama was praised for being 'fresh' as it is not often that one gets to see war, rivalry, love for one's country and even history in a Hong Kong drama. Also, the style of directing, editing and even the music have gone way beyond the standard of Hong Kong dramas, with many people liking it to an epic movie.
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Sangeetha Devi Dundoo of The Hindu wrote, "At the heart of Maharshi is a story that could have been leveraged to make a compelling social drama that also traces the transformative journey of an ambitious man. But there’s a huge gap between what it could have been and what it is". The Times of India gave 3 out of 5 stars stating "Watch it not just for Mahesh Babu and Allari Naresh’s performances but also for the story, if you don’t mind all the bells and whistles it comes with. It might not be entertaining all through, thanks to the draggy bits, but its heart is in the right place".
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" Gohan's role and character in the latter part of the series was met with more mixed reviews. Reviewer Michael Zupan wrote of his disappointment with the character, "Gohan was once the most promising warrior in the galaxy, with the potential to even best his father, Goku… and this is where he's at seven years later? Dressing up in a green dress, black tights and a Lost in Space helmet to put the beat down on robbers?" Anime Focus found humor in his Great Saiyaman guise and his "clumsy but earnest" relationship with Videl, but thought it "mostly uninspired and draggy and feels very flat after the high flying antics of previous arcs.
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" The film has a score of 49/100 on Metacritic, based on 31 reviews, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Roger Ebert wrote in the Chicago Sun-Times, "I admired how the movie tantalized us with possibilities and allowed the doctor and patient to talk sensibly, if strangely, about the difference between the delusional and that which is simply very unlikely." A. O. Scott, wrote in The New York Times, "K-PAX is a draggy, earnest exercise in pseudo-spiritual uplift, recycling romantic hokum about extra-terrestrial life and mental illness with wide-eyed sincerity." At Variety, Robert Koehler said, "'K-PAX' gives off a great deal of light but generates little heat in a drama that aspires to cosmic themes but ends up with plain, comforting homilies.
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Years after the events of Frog Fractions, Hop has been impeached and works at a theater production of his original adventure, where he is constantly heckled by an internet troll in the audience named Content-Aware Phil. Disillusioned with his job and fearing he is becoming estranged from his daughter October, the player plays a point-and- click adventure game to help the two sneak out of the house and go on a new adventure so they can reconnect. While they visit the Frog Fractions Science Museum, Hop receives multiple phone calls from his wife Hatricia stating her team uncovered a cursed grave site on an archaeological dig and, through a complex series of events, she has become a new demiurge. Draggy, now working for Redcane Group, Inc.
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The pilot's seat could actually be elevated, with the pilot's eyes above the level of the upper glazing, complete with a small pivoted windscreen panel, to get the pilot's head above the level of the top of the "glass tunnel" for a better forward view for takeoffs and landings. The rear-facing dorsal gun position, enclosed with a sliding, near-clear view canopy, and for the first time, the ventral Bodenlafette rear-facing gun position, immediately aft of the bomb bay, that replaced the draggy "dustbin" retractable emplacement became standard, having been first flown on the He 111 V23, bearing civil registration D-ACBH. One of Heinkel's rivals, Junkers, built 40 He 111Ps at Dessau. In October 1938, the Junkers Central Administration commented: > Apparent are the externally poor, less carefully designed components at > various locations, especially at the junction between the empennage and the > rear fuselage.
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Embraer E195-E2 prototype, seen from front, showing its Gull wing Built on the first generation E-Jet, its wing is redesigned, and it introduces new pylons, landing gear, horizontal stabilizers, cabin, cabin air system, air cycle machine, bleed air system, and a new fly-by-wire system. The switch to a composite wing was not yet justified economically for a similar shape, the less draggy flaps are single-slotted instead of the more complex double- slotted on the E1, and the engine pylon is shorter. The raised, 11:1 aspect ratio gull-wing partially accommodate the 2.01m (79 in) diameter GTF, larger than the CF34 by 66 cm (26 in), while the trailing arm landing gear is taller for higher door sills, giving a lower nacelles than the E1. GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce were all possible engine suppliers. In January 2013, Embraer selected the Pratt & Whitney PW1000G Geared Turbofan engine as the exclusive powerplant. Honeywell Primus Epic 2 was selected as the avionics package. In 2014, Alta Precision was selected to produce main landing gear components for the E190/E195 E2. Moog Inc was selected to supply the Primary Flight Control System.
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