He's already two jumps ahead and you haven't even started.
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My book jumps ahead the same span of time—38 years.
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And then the movie jumps ahead by a year, when there's a new baby on the way.
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And "Scream Queens," at 9, jumps ahead a few years after the mayhem at the Kappa house.
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The episode jumps ahead five years, but it may as well be a full-on recap of season one.
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The second season jumps ahead in time to find many dealing with the HIV/AIDS crisis and becoming activists for awareness.
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"A New Frontier" once again stars Clementine, who appears much older than in season two, which jumps ahead four years in the future.
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The novel then jumps ahead 30 years to the reunited group as they return to their haunted home to confront the reemerged creature.
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The story begins with the accidental death of a man named Thorne in a drunken brawl in 1836, then jumps ahead 20 years.
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Early in the first quarter, Serra jumps ahead 163-0, only for Dorsey to respond in kind with a 40-yard touchdown pass.
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The story jumps ahead to 2029, where Jack is recalling this moment in a futuristic-looking bar, colored in pastel blues, pinks, and creams.
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The show (and book) starts out following two young girls, then jumps ahead to see how they diverge and reunite as they get older.
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We know the Wonder Woman sequel jumps ahead in time, leaving behind the first movie's World War I setting in favor of a 1980s adventure.
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A section titled "new materiality," curated by online gallery EBM(T), jumps ahead to the present with works by artists from the "post-internet" generation.
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The opener jumps ahead to Bess's 100th day in office, when it is revealed that Iran had leaked salacious information about her former presidential rival.
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The story then jumps ahead a year, to when a depressed, off-the-rails Ed is given the Orville as a last chance to prove himself.
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Then, in the premiere episode of the season, the show jumps ahead that amount of time as well, when the Outpost 3 residents are waiting for a rescue.
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Instead, it jumps ahead in time with Leo (Graham Verchere) going off to college and doing a voiceover about how mythical the Stargirl stories would become over the years.
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Episode 1 begins with some cash-strapped backpackers in a medical study in Mumbai and then jumps ahead six years to London, where the participants have wound up dead.
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The story then jumps ahead two years and burrows into the life of Bill Hodges (Brendan Gleeson), a recently retired detective unable to let go of the still unsolved massacre.
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Halfway through the troupe's journey toward salvation — which for them means a command performance with an important duke who may take them under his wing — "The Amateurs" jumps ahead seven centuries.
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The heist actually takes place much later in the story chronologically, and Persona 5 regularly jumps ahead to that period, while slowly revealing the mysteries of how it actually came to be.
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More from the Financial Times:Investors back away from US-focused equity fundsHong Kong intervenes to boost currency for first time since 2005Saudi Arabia jumps ahead of rival Qatar with $11bn bond sale
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The story jumps ahead to 1900, when, during a burst of activity to unearth ruins preserved by the layers of ash, 73 skeletons were dug up near the beach at what was once Stabiae.
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Subtitled No End House (which is technically the second half of season one; Channel Zero's already-ordered second season will consist of the show's third and fourth chapters), the six-episode story smartly jumps ahead of your expectations.
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While episodes of TV usually take place over a few days, "Underground" sporadically jumps ahead in time without any warning, more and more quickly, illustrating exactly how frayed everyone's nerves are getting while also making jokes land with startling force.
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The movie is set in, well, 1984 After jumping way back to World War I for the first movie to show Diana's origin story as Wonder Woman, the second one jumps ahead to the '80s, which likely accounts for the vibrant poster.
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"When I go to him with a problem, he immediately jumps ahead to offer solutions that work, whether that's what I wanted or not," she said in a speech earlier that day at the Assembly, a wellness and event space in San Francisco.
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So Mr. Franco is also back this round, which jumps ahead five years to 1977, in the dual role of the twin brothers Vince — now the owner of a mob-backed disco, Club 366 — and Frankie — managing the Show Land sex emporium.
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The stakes for imperiled migrants "could not be higher", she wrote, and the government's plea to stop the injunction in its tracks—before the lower courts conclude review—is an "extraordinary request" that "simultaneously lags behind and jumps ahead of the courts below".
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The show jumps ahead a month in the present-day timeline, to Kevin recovering in rehab after his drunken bender and his two siblings reeling from their respective experiences of loss: Randall losing foster child Deja to her birth mother and Kate having a miscarriage.
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Through a series of jumps ahead she gets the call to host a morning show on CNC (yes, everyone in news seems to be migrating to cable these days), reuniting with her "FYI" colleagues Frank (Joe Regalbuto), Corky (Faith Ford) and producer Miles (Grant Shaud).
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This new documentary jumps ahead to the band's second life, focusing on the rise of its current frontman, Adam Lambert, who first sang with the group as a finalist on American Idol in 2009 and joined a new version of the outfit in 2012.
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And you would think, as I thought, that a laptop that jumps ahead two generations (the original Surface Books ran 6th Gen processors) would be way heavier, particularly as the Surface Book stores all of its guts—with the exception of the GPU—behind the display.
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Having seized our attention with this arresting event, Ms. Johnson then does something very clever: She jumps ahead to the first day of 11th grade, when what happened before is mostly a distressing memory, and follows various characters through the fresh hell of the new school year.
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He instead jumps ahead in the story a few weeks, to the Post stories published in the few days before Flynn's firing: But then in a high-profile interview with Adam Entous of the Washington Post, Flynn implied that he had conducted more extensive conversations with the Russian ambassador.
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Life must be understood backward but lived forward, Kierkegaard once said, and Miranda, who makes use of the quotation, tells her story "Betrayal" style: After the first chapter, she jumps ahead to the 15th day after Nicolette's arrival and then inches backward, chapter by chapter, to the day after her homecoming.
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Then it jumps ahead two years to find Detective Bill Hodges (Brendan Gleeson), taunted out of retirement and into private-eye mode by the killer behind the case he never solved: the deranged Brady Hartsfield (Harry Treadaway), a computer technician and ice cream truck man with a terribly sad childhood.
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And the first time they put this wire to that thing and this motor does what it was supposed to do, or that machine jumps ahead, or that code turns that light on, all of a sudden the empowerment that kids have when they see that they can do this stuff changes their perspective about the world.
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Three Jumps Ahead is a 1923 American Western film directed by John Ford. The film is considered to be lost.
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Hurricane Ike is portrayed at the end of the 2018 thriller Galveston, which itself was primarily set in and near Galveston in 1988, then jumps ahead to 2008 to establish the film's dénouement.
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Abe stumbles into the apartment and finds him standing over her. The play jumps ahead a period of time. Amir is packing his belongings and preparing to leave the apartment. Emily brings Abe over for legal advice.
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Since the film jumps ahead about thirty years from the science fair scene and on, Lewis turns out to be Wilbur's father. In the film, the elementary school Lewis attends is named as a tribute to the author, William Joyce. It is switched around to Joyce Williams Elementary School.
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Inky, whose real name is listed as Bashful, is a cyan ghost who, in the original arcade game, has a fickle mood. He can be unpredictable. Sometimes he chases Pac-Man aggressively like Blinky; other times he jumps ahead of Pac-Man as Pinky would. He might even wander off like Clyde on occasion.
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She quickly disappears and time restarts. While the baby isn’t breathing at first, he suddenly recovers to full health. Later in recovery, Melinda tells Jim they’ll name the baby Aiden Lucas, in honor of Jim’s father and Sam Lucas. The series then jumps ahead to 2014 and the celebration of Aiden's upcoming fifth birthday.
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He leaves, and Axel tenderly caresses his grandfather's face before turning off his oxygen tank, killing him. He goes to Eyal's room, where Eyal tells him that the suicide note his wife wrote told him that he kills everything that comes near him. Eyal says that he doesn't want to kill anymore and breaks down in Axel's arms. The story jumps ahead 2 years.
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Thereafter the action jumps ahead to 1972, and Cushing plays the original character's grandson for the bulk of the movie. Cushing performed many of his own stunts in Dracula A.D. 1972, which included tumbling off a haywagon during a fight with Dracula. Christopher Neame, who also starred in the film, said he was particularly impressed with Cushing's agility and fitness, considering his age.Neame, Christopher (actor).
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Henry B. Walthall as Edgar Allan Poe in The Raven The film begins by tracing Poe's ancestral heritage before Poe himself is born. After the loss of his parents, Poe is taken in by the John and Francis Allan in Richmond, Virginia. The film then jumps ahead about 15 years to Poe's time at the University of Virginia. Due to debts from playing cards and a growing interest in wine, Poe begins to have difficulties.
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Franzen jumps ahead to his later, successful reading of The Recognitions. He acknowledges it influenced him strongly, including his naming one of his novels The Corrections. Franzen tells how a few years later he then attempted to read J R. He had less free time, only putting in one or two hours a night. Somewhere past the halfway point, he put the book down for too long a stretch, and then found it impossible to return to the novel.
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Tenchi shrugs off his old life as a dream and enters a new one with Haruna. The film jumps ahead six months. Tenchi's family and friends have been searching in vain for him, and the stress is building. His father Nobuyuki has filed a missing-person report, Mihoshi and Kiyone have infiltrated the Science Academy to look for clues, Sasami has returned to Jurai, and Ryoko and Ayeka have moved to Tokyo to continue the search.
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American Soul tells the story of Don Cornelius, "his Soul Train dancers, crew and musicians in a cutthroat Hollywood in the 1970s and how they worked, played, rose and fell against the backdrop of the show that was most responsible for the way African-American culture was perceived by the world then." The first season takes place between the first two seasons of Soul Train between 1971 and 1973. The second season jumps ahead two years later in 1975.
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In the series finale, "Dreams Come True", after New Directions wins Nationals, Blaine and Kurt leave for New York, with Blaine attending NYU and Kurt returning to NYADA along with a reinstated Rachel. The episode jumps ahead to 2020, and Blaine and Kurt are shown to be actors and a celebrity married couple; they also visit schools to entertain and talk about acceptance. Rachel, who is married to Jesse, is pregnant with Blaine and Kurt's child.
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George hears police sirens and soon, William leads the police into the kitchen, but Harry has disappeared. As the medics begin wheeling George out of the asylum, he looks over to see the corpse of Harry, with all his fingers intact, apparently having been killed at the very beginning of the riot. Apparently, George has hallucinated Harry's presence throughout the night. The film jumps ahead to focus on George in a bed while Lynn cries at his side.
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Eventually, J.P. flies the girls back to Texas. Charlie and Hector travel to Texas too, and after J.P. punches Hector, Charlie leaves him, returning to her ex-husband for good. The third section titled, "Texas Again, 1980", jumps ahead 17 years to a period when Karr is older and living in Boston, She returns to Texas after her father suffers a stroke. Karr helps Charlie care for J.P. While there, Karr reconnects with her mother and learns more about Charlie's mysterious past and previous mental health issues.
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After killing nearly all of her friends and family, Michael then kidnaps Laurie and attempts to explain to her that he is her brother through the use of a picture that he has kept of himself and her as an infant. Unable to understand, Laurie fights back; eventually, Laurie uses Loomis's gun to shoot Michael in the head. Laurie screams in horror as the credits roll. A sequel to the remake (2009) picks up right where the latter leaves off and then jumps ahead one year.
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He goes to the police station, arriving deep in telephone conversation with one of his business partners, who warns him of protest by environmentalists at the site of one of his latest projects. This causes him to abandon his daughter at the station and drive to the site. The sight of the crowd protesting his efforts to eradicate a forest to make room for a new highway, combined with the effect of having his daughter arrested, causes him to experience a small nervous breakdown. Here, the film jumps ahead five years.
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Time jumps ahead to 1921, when Charlotte, now a young woman, is chosen to go to Russia as a Red Cross nurse, because she can speak both French and Russian. Years pass with only the description of wartime hardship and the images of the countless mutilated soldiers that fall under Charlotte's care. Charlotte decides to return to the town of her childhood, Boyarsk, to see the fate of the izba where she and her mother once lived. She comes across an old grizzled woman living there only to find that it is her mother.
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He emerges under fire alongside several other soldiers, moving over corpses and through plasma fire until a Covenant Brute knocks him aside, sending his helmet flying and scarring Tarkov's face. Tarkov unholsters and fires his M6S (silenced M-6 magnum) sidearm at the Brute to no avail. However, he is saved when a falling Banshee crashes into the Brute, killing it. The film jumps ahead again; Tarkov is now a veteran soldier, and oversees a memorial service for one of his fallen comrades amidst burning ruins with a recruit that bears a resemblance to a younger Tarkov.
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Beale's Cut appeared in many silent western movies. The location became a favorite of movie producers like John Ford and D. W. Griffith. In Ford's 1923 film Three Jumps Ahead, American cowboy star Tom Mix is filmed jumping over the pass, although it has been widely debated among film historians whether Mix himself made the jump, with any of a number of stuntmen claiming credit for it while some experts believe the jump was achieved purely through special effects. John Ford used the location in at least four films over a twenty-year period beginning as early as 1917.
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Two differently edited versions of the film may have been made - a Mandarin version (1976), and a slightly shortened version featuring a Cantonese dub in 1980 (the cut used for all known releases to date). In terms of the score, the English dub on all available releases matches the Cantonese version. However, it is not known if an English dub was ever recorded to sync to the Mandarin version. When playing the Mandarin audio on existing (Cantonese version) releases, during a scene after Little Mute has tattooed his arms, the music jumps ahead to another part of the track.
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The story jumps ahead to the final inning, announced by a radio-style jingle, with Bugs leading 96–95, the Gorillas having lost a run somewhere along the way. Blanc's voice is now heard as the announcer as the radio booth has lost its original play-by-play man. With two outs in the last of the ninth, a Gorilla is on base and another, menacingly swinging a bat he has just fashioned from a huge tree, is ready for the pitch. Bugs proceeds with a tremendous wind-up, lets the pitch go, and the ball is rocketed out of the stadium.
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The film then jumps ahead to 2110, when Major Bent unwisely orders the activation of an overheated Slipgate. The heat causes a malfunction which sends several crates of demolition equipment into another dimension, to an area which was occupied by an Ogre. The Slipgate automatically brings the Ogre back to the Complex, where it is met by a party of soldiers led by the misanthropic Sergeant Lawrence Maxwell, who has a supernatural ability to translate any language. It communicates its peaceful intent to Maxwell, but a God-fearing soldier mortally wounds it as it flees back to its home dimension through the Slipgate.
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Each May, the magazine publishes its "Best and Worst States for Business" rankings, based on survey results from its CEO readership base. CEOs grade the states on taxes and regulation, the quality of the work force and living environment, among other categories."States of Business: Wisconsin Jumps Ahead in a New CEO Survey" , The Wall Street Journal, May 16, 2011 The 2011 rankings elicited a friendly political feud between Florida Governor Rick Scott and Texas Governor Rick Perry, whose states ranked 3 and 1, respectively."Florida's Scott Takes on Texas for Top Business Ranking" , Bloomberg, May 19, 2011, Retrieved May 26, 2011 Chief Executive features a ‘CEO of the Year’ award.
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The CUTTER befriends Hardin and Cindy into his "Sphere of Influence". Hard Time Season Two #7 jumps ahead 49 years to the year 2053, to the end of Ethan's sentence. His mind is scanned, to determine whether he is genuinely repentant for his crime; in the process, the various fates of everyone he met while in prison are revealed, as are many details about how his superhuman power functioned (which allowed him to send out his astral form to experience numerous activities outside the prison), and what happened to the people outside of prison. Eventually he is ruled to have truly atoned, and is released.
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Boardwalk Empire is a period drama focusing on Enoch "Nucky" Thompson (based on the historical Enoch L. Johnson), a political figure who rises to prominence and controls Atlantic City, New Jersey, during the Prohibition period of the 1920s and 1930s. Nucky interacts with historical characters in both his personal and political life, including mobsters, politicians, government agents, and the common folk who look up to him. The federal government also takes an interest in the bootlegging and other illegal activities in the area, sending agents to investigate possible mob connections as well as Nucky's lifestyle—expensive and lavish for a county political figure. The final season jumps ahead seven years, to 1931, as Prohibition nears its end.
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The final section focuses on Clark and jumps ahead to the late 1980s when he is an aimless young man halfheartedly working as a ski lift operator for his great uncle Jared in Colorado. The evening after an altercation with another employee, he meets a young woman called Hannah who invites him home with her. It turns out she lives in a religious commune, similar to that of the Branch Davidians. Clark agrees to stay on, partially out of aimlessness and attraction to Hannah, but also because the group's puritanical stance on modern American pop culture, particularly movies, appeals to him (reversing the stance of his great grandfather who abandoned religion and embraced the newly born film industry).
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In the second season, the story jumps ahead several years into the future after the Daedalus astronauts have built a full- fledged colony called Olympus Town. Having established humankind as an interplanetary species, Season 2 examines the impact that humans have on the Red Planet and the consequences the planet has on us. Intermixed with the story are real-life interview footage from the present, of the crew, and their mission control; there are interviews with various public figures, including scientists and engineers, such as Elon Musk, Susan Wise Bauer, Andy Weir, Robert Zubrin, and Neil deGrasse Tyson, about the difficulties that the crew might face on a journey to, and living on, Mars.
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The third season shows the Mikaelsons facing both a prophecy that speaks of their downfall and the first generation of non- Original vampires which they sired, who have wanted revenge against the Mikaelsons for nearly a millennium. The fourth season jumps ahead five years, with the Mikaelsons returning to New Orleans and having to face a reawakened ancient mystical menace set on destroying anything in its path. The fifth and final season of the series takes place seven years after the fourth season, with Hope now being a teenager at a school for supernatural children, the Salvatore Boarding School for the Young and Gifted and the Mikaelsons still having to face the ancient menace from the previous season while trying to re- unite their family once again.
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A Ferengi ship leads them to a Romulan ship, whose commander is giving Picard what appears to be a section of a Borg ship, but with a Preserver artifact incorporated into it. The Cochrane arc jumps ahead 17 years, from 2061 to 2078, just before a devastating war on Earth and long after Micah Brack's mysterious disappearance. Cochrane risked visiting his home planet, and narrowly escaped the forces of the Optimum Movement whose leader, Adrik Thorsen, wants Cochrane's knowledge about warp fields to create a bomb. The Cochrane arc then jumps further to 2111, when he must flee Alpha Centauri, and begins his voyage into the future when the Companion finds him and takes him to a sanctuary, her home.
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Somewhere I Have Never Traveled (帶我去遠方) is a 2009 Taiwanese film about the lives of and relationship between two teens, a high school-aged boy and his younger niece. The movie begins by showing the nature of their relationship to each other, their family, and what makes them kindred spirits. It then jumps ahead about five years, when the boy discovers there is more to life than basketball and working in the family's candy store, but his niece is not so sure she likes the new complication. The film stars Austin Lin as Ah-hsian, Yu Shin as high school Ah-gui, and Li Yun-yun as child Ah-gui, Mei Fang as the Grandmother, Li Yung-feng as Ah-guì's Father, and Lin Mei-hsiu as the travel agent.
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Hillary Clinton greets supporters after her New Hampshire Primary win. Polling showed a tight race in the days leading up to the New Hampshire primary. While some polls showed a dead heat between Clinton and Obama, January 6 polls conducted by CNN/WMUR-TV and USA Today/Gallup showed Obama jumping ahead by 10 and 13 points respectively after winning Iowa.Poll: Obama jumps ahead of Clinton in New Hampshire CNNPolitics.comm, January 6, 2008Poll: Obama, McCain lead ahead in N.H. USA Today, January 6, 2008 All of the candidates campaigned in New Hampshire during the four days after the Iowa caucuses, targeting undecided and independent voters in the state.Scott Helman and Michael Levenson, Clock ticking in N.H., candidates target undecided Boston Globe, January 6, 2008 At the ABC News/WMUR-TV Democratic debate in Manchester on January 5, Clinton, Obama, and Edwards all battled over who best exemplified the buzzword of the campaign, "change", with Obama and Edwards teaming up against Clinton.
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Victory and Honor jumps ahead in the narrative timeline to shortly after the German surrender on May 7, 1945. The status quo of many of the characters has changed drastically from the last novel. Cletus has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and has a second son, Cletus Junior; Peter von Wachtstein's father is presumed dead following the failure of Operation Valkyrie, and Peter is himself in US custody as a prisoner of war; and as President Truman bends to pressure from within the Joint Chiefs, Allen Dulles warns Clete and his men that the OSS is on borrowed time and might be disestablished any moment. Equally troubling is that current Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau seems determined to uncover the Gehlen personnel that Clete has been smuggling out of Europe via his airline, potentially compromising all the intelligence they have so far provided concerning Soviet Union, especially their agents who have penetrated the Manhattan Project.
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