And it's not just sheets that they make (and make well).
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And it&aposs the differences which make, well, all the difference.
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Practice will make, well, not exactly perfect, but you'll get better.
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And while zonts are laborious to create, they're also technical to make well.
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Maybe they'll make ... Well, they are going to make new Microsoft jokes. Exactly.
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A lot of the producing part of what I do, as opposed to the writing, there are decisions you have to make well ahead of time but that seem like things, decisions you have to make well ahead of time.
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People can make well-considered decisions that may not seem sensible on the surface.
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To make well-informed decisions, we need to empower the real consumers of higher education.
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Gail: The for-profit idea only works if you assume the customers can make — well, educated decisions.
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OFDMI combines data analytics and old-school detective work to identify people who make well-timed, suspicious trades.
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The goal is to provide intelligence so the President and his team can make well-informed policy decisions.
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In expensive U.S. cities like and San Francisco, you may need to make well above the in order to .
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If so, can we anymore reach definite scientific conclusions or make well-informed decisions without the assistance of artificial intelligence?
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But as much as we rely on swatches to make well-informed shopping decisions, they can get a little… repetitive.
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This is the reason for the CIA's existence: providing unrivaled intelligence that enables a president to make well-informed decisions.
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We require uncensored, diverse, trustworthy media so we can make well-informed decisions and participate fully in political life. 5.
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Faulkner: Yeah, he would make — well, I don't even know if the young kids know what a cassette tape is.
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He explained that he could make "well over $100,000" by doing a talk show and dishing out dirt about his estranged daughter.
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Rosé is the hardest wine to make well, said Sacha Lichine, who is perhaps the most prominent rosé winemaker in the world.
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With training, and support from legal advisers, lay people can and will make well-informed, well-reasoned decisions that bring about just outcomes.
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I'm always happy when my boyfriend likes Asian food, since it's all I can make well (as that's what I grew up with).
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The pay is pretty good on the docks — plenty of longshoremen make well over $21953,22008 — but the work is often dreary and dangerous.
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Zhavia's 3rd and 4th albums guarantee her another $100k raise each ... with the potential to make well over $2 million per album with royalties.
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By reminding myself to "think in the gray," I avoid forming opinions on matters until I have enough data to make well-informed decisions.
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The dispute is over whether companies will invest the windfall back into the broader economy or just make well-to-do shareholders better off.
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New Zealand has gone one step further than all these countries by deciding to make well-being the organizing principle of its national budget.
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By comparison, the select few who rise through the ranks to become chief curators at major museums can expect to make well within six figures.
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At the same time, we need independent, rigorous, and comprehensive oversight, so decisionmakers have the facts and analysis they need to make well-informed decisions.
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We cannot leave these decisions to the frontline clinicians fighting the virus, forcing them to make well-intentioned, but ad hoc choices under extreme pressure.
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A single trucker would have to make well over $2000,240 for this cap to matter — or would need a family income over $000,225, if married.
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"Political uncertainty puts pressure on the domestically focused mid-cap companies who struggle to make well informed investment decisions with such an unclear outlook," said Park.
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Introducing: The Ultimate Pair, which combines a full-size Vice Lipstick and a corresponding 24/7 Glide-On Lip Pencil to make…well, the ultimate pair.
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"There are some weeks where it's not out of the question to make well over $963,000 in a week," Woldrich says, if the demand is there.
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Transit experts see one-stop shopping in a single app as a way to help people make well-informed decisions about their transit options and routes.
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"Ask them to reiterate a point that maybe you feel like you didn't make well, or highlight something more that you and the interviewer discussed," suggested Bray.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make … well, we don't actually know.
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Two teenage twin boys who live-stream games from their bedroom in Australia are on track to make "well over six figures" from fans buying virtual goods on Kamcord.
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"So for us it is now more important than ever to help our customers understand how to cut through the greenwash to make well-informed, healthy choices," she says.
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Power is concentrated in a small number of individuals who do not have the cognitive capabilities or information available to make well-considered decisions with any sort of reliability.
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And that's not to say that big artists like Noel Gallagher and Arctic Monkeys didn't make well-received albums (which weren't to my particular taste, but that's not the point).
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Even compared to eating turkey, a dish that few people truly make well, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, now in its 92nd year, is a bit of a head-scratcher.
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"Our new approach should better equip advisers to give the right advice so that consumers make well-informed decisions," FCA executive director of strategy and competition, Christopher Woolard, said in a statement.
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It produces transparency in markets, holds governments and businesses to account, gives people tools to make well-informed decisions, uncovers wrongdoing, inspires reforms, and tells true and remarkable stories that move and inspire.
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Today, the term "AI" is most accurately used to describe software — like image recognition — that is fed a wealth of information, which it can then use to make well-informed predictions on its own.
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"This showed that non-literate populations, when provided with the right information and right conditions for discussing an issue... (can) make well-grounded and informed decisions," said Dennis Chirawurah, director of the West Africa lab.
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When consumers are unable to post honest reviews about a business, it can harm other consumers whose abilities to make well-informed purchase decisions are hindered and harm businesses that work hard to earn positive reviews.
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The authorities said that from 2008 through 2014, Mr. Walters had an uncanny ability to make well-placed and timely trades, before significant corporate events, in shares of what was then the country's leading milk processor.
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"My makeup artist Sheika Daley and I are actually starting a makeup line we're making sure we make, well, we're starting off with lashes and then we're going to have it grow for all women," she said.
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We can teach people, including young people, about drugs in a manner that allows them to make well-informed choices about drug use and if the choice is to use drugs, to do so in a safer manner.
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Dr. Maniet knows pet parents want to make well-informed decisions about pet food, and she wants you to know vets are here to help as a partner in the quest to give your pet the healthiest life possible.
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Later that evening, we hit a rebellious stride as the sun squares off with unconventional Uranus at 8:30 PM. We can stand up for ourselves and make well-informed upgrades after a weekend of poor choices and heavy realizations.
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And we need to get to the evidence in the upcoming electoral debates, with the hope that voters can make well-informed choices in November that advance one goal that we undoubtedly share: improving the efficiency and effectiveness of government.
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The Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation at Saint Francis University in Pennsylvania, is launching a comprehensive national database of occupational licensing laws that will provide policymakers with the tools to make well-informed decisions related to occupational licensing reform.
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The way that we get technology that has fewer toxic effects and more beneficial ones is for the people who build it, use it, and regulate it to make well informed decisions about it, and for them to understand each other better.
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The show's catholic range of subjects, respect for listeners' intelligence and its quality of insight mean that "In Our Time" endures in a time when shrinking attention spans and an abundance of poorly cited information can make well-informed intellectual discussion tricky to find.
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In an attempt to justify a decision that needs no justification — it's your baby and your choice — breastfeeding skeptics unwittingly undermine years of public health work that was designed to level the playing field, not make well-to-do moms feel bad about themselves.
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If there's one pure, non-ironic thank you that we can bestow upon a Kardashian, it would go to Khloé and her denim brand Good American, which showed the fashion industry that it is possible to make well-fitting bottoms for a variety of body types.
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However, American Outdoor and Sturm Ruger, the two publicly traded U.S. gun makers, make well below 10 percent of their revenue from foreign sales, according to company filings, which means even a large increase in exports to other countries would have a minor effect on their overall businesses.
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These sparkly distractions had the power to make well-known names shape-shift into an alien, a poodle or other species in an attempt to distract viewers and a panel of judges from being able to recognize their singing and dancing abilities (or, in some cases, "singing and dancing").
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Most people don't want to spend an extra year or two to subspecialize in forensics and make well under $200K when they can do just a few years of surgical pathology and have a starting salary of over $300K with set hours, little to no court time and no smelly crime scenes to go to.
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But based on what we saw in the video, here's what you'll need if you want to slive the shit out of this dish at home: "Lasagna's like very hard to make—well, actually I don't think it is, but people think it is, but it's actually really fun and really easy," she says before she puts, like, 19 pounds of meat and ricotta cheese into the oven.
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Factoring in prize money, a ship's surgeon could make well over £200 a year.
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Primitively the people of Dharabi used to live in cob houses but recently the trend has shifted. People now make well insulated-cemented houses. Other sources of income include selling firewood, grass and fodder, medicinal plants, fruits and vegetables grown by the people themselves.
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Long-tailed voles are active year-round, usually during the day. However, in Alaska, they have been observed nocturnally. The usually are free ranging and do not make well defined runways. The breeding season begins in May and extends through September or October, depending on location.
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Early letters often conclude with a maxim to meditate on, although this strategy is over by the thirtieth letter. Such maxims are typically drawn from Epicurus, but Seneca regards this as a beginner's technique. In letter 33 he stresses that the student must begin to make well-reasoned judgements independently.
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Karl Wilhelm Otto Lilienthal (23 May 1848 - 10 August 1896) was a German pioneer of aviation who became known as the "flying man". He was the first person to make well-documented, repeated, successful flights with gliders.DLR baut das erste Serien-Flugzeug der Welt nach 2017. Retrieved: 3 March 2017.
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Mario Tarradell from The Dallas Morning News commented that "filled with lengthy verses and a gospellike chorus, the cut hardly sounds like your usual drive-time fodder.""Ricardo Arjona continues to make well-crafted music without worrying about sales or awards". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved on April 30, 2012.
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Indiana Public Media. 2005. Her rhythmic and melodic interpretation of lyric on "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" redefined the texture of the composition and reflected her ability to make well known songs her own. Her second album on Impulse!, More of the Great Lorez Alexandria, was released later in 1964 and produced by Tutti Camarata.
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Students must take two "Signature Courses" in both their freshman and sophomore years. These Signature Courses are semester-long, "double-block" period classes designed to make well-rounded students. Freshmen must take Introduction to Engineering ("SciTech") and Graphic Design and Illustration ("E-Zine"); sophomores take Introduction to the Humanities ("Great Ideas") and Biogeology ("Planet Earth").
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His box kite designs were widely adopted. Although he also developed a type of rotary aircraft engine, he did not create and fly a powered fixed-wing aircraft. Between 1867 and 1896, the German pioneer of human aviation Otto Lilienthal developed heavier-than-air flight. He was the first person to make well-documented, repeated, successful gliding flights.
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There are four key objectives of the SkillsFuture initiative: #Helping individuals make well-informed choices in education, training and careers. #Developing an integrated, high-quality system of education and training that responds to constantly evolving industry needs. #Promoting employer recognition and career development based on skills and mastery. #Fostering a culture that supports and celebrates lifelong learning.
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Corsetiers cutting out and fitting in the 18th century A corsetmaker is a specialist tailor who makes corsets. Corsetmakers are frequently known by the French equivalent terms corsetier (male) and corsetière (female). Stay-maker is an obsolete name for a corsetmaker. The best corsetmakers are highly skilled tailors with a knowledge of anatomy that enables them to make well- fitting, long-lasting corsets.
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The Jamatia Hoda is an organization, which is above the politics and solidly independent and impartial. Moial (region) & Luku (village) are the lower levels of Institute of the social organization. The ruling of the Hoda is not an object of dishonour. It is constituted to develop the character of the society as well as to make well protected the constitutional rights of India.
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She sends Gloria and Nana away, out of the public eye. Then, she works with a promoter to make well-paid appearances to take advantage of the scandal. Eventually, the public tires of her, and she is reduced to working in vaudeville. At Keith's secret insistence, Stephen Norman offers her the starring role in his play, which he had shut after its one performance.
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The name of this outstanding German politician will stay in the memory of his compatriots and all Europeans." Russian President Vladimir Putin said "I was lucky to know Helmut Kohl in person. I profoundly admired his wisdom and the ability to make well-considered, far-reaching decisions even in the most difficult situations." He called Kohl a "highly reputed statesman, one of the patriarchs of European and world politics.
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Used to develop students for more than 2,000 years, the Classical method involves rigorous focus on grammar, logic and rhetoric. In addition to traditional academic subjects, athletics and fine arts are key components of a Classical education. The school believes that the classically trained mind is able to process facts and make inferences with limited information in order to make well-reasoned decisions and fully develop well- considered ideas. Knowing is not enough, however.
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The first village on Atafu was established at the southern end of the islet, and residents built houses along the lagoon shore to receive the cooling trade winds. The men on Atafu are highly skilled at fishing, and they use many traditional methods that are passed on from fathers to sons. They make very effective lures, fish traps, nets, and seines, and noose fishing is still common. They also make well-crafted canoes, which are important vehicles for their fishing expeditions.
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Caramel corn or caramel popcorn is a confection made of popcorn coated with a sugar or molasses based caramel candy shell that is normally less than 0.1cm thick. Typically a sugar solution or syrup is made and heated until it browns and becomes thick, producing a caramelized candy syrup. This hot candy is then mixed with popped popcorn, and allowed to cool. Sometimes, a candy thermometer is used, as making caramel is time-consuming and requires skill to make well without burning the sugar.
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Pinot noir wine is considered particularly difficult to make well. American law requires that wine sold as being from a single varietal must be at least 75% composed of the grape in question, and within the European Union, the requirement is a minimum of 85%. Accordingly, many American winemakers add less expensive but more robust Merlot and Syrah to improve the mainstream appeal of inexpensive Pinot noir. California wine brands often sell Pinot noir from France, Italy, Chile, and Germany, because it is less expensive to produce there than locally.
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In modern mathematical logic, the excluded middle has been shown to result in possible self-contradiction. It is possible in logic to make well-constructed propositions that can be neither true nor false; a common example of this is the "Liar's paradox",Graham Priest, "Paradoxical Truth", The New York Times, November 28, 2010. the statement "this statement is false", which can itself be neither true nor false. The law of excluded middle still holds here as the negation of this statement "This statement is not false", can be assigned true.
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Martin Ørnskov Nielsen (; born 10 October 1985) is a Danish retired professional footballer. Ørnskov began playing football at age 5 in the Silkeborg IF academy and came through the ranks to make well over 100 appearances in all competitions for them. He moved to Norwegian side Viking in 2012, where he had a short spell before moving back to Denmark to join Brøndby IF in 2013. After three years in Brøndby, Ørnskov signed with Lyngby BK in 2016, experiencing both European football, relegation and promotion in three years.
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For 1932 however, Ford dropped a bombshell with the flathead Ford V8, the first low-price eight-cylinder engine. The flathead V8, variants of which were used in Ford vehicles for 20 years, was the result of a secret project launched in 1930 and Henry had initially considered a radical X-8 engine before agreeing to a conventional design. It gave Ford a reputation as a performance make well-suited for hot-rodding.Nevins and Hill (1957) 2:459–78 Ford did not believe in accountants; he amassed one of the world's largest fortunes without ever having his company audited under his administration.
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One of the finest midfielders of his generation,Europe's best Player of the Century – IFFHS Hanappi was nominally a goalscoring wing half, however his versatility allowed him to successfully play in almost all positions. Hanappi's technical abilities and creativity allowed him to play as an effective play-maker. He was also very intelligent with an excellent sense of anticipation which made him very useful in defensive duties, and also enabled him to make well timed runs in the box. This along with his accurate shot enabled him to be a prolific goalscorer, even once being league top scorer.
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Strong and weak paternalism (sometimes referred to as limited and extended paternalism) are two philosophies regarding when it is appropriate for a doctor to ignore a patient's wishes. The fundamental difference lies in the patient's capacity to make well-informed decisions for themselves. Weak (or limited) paternalism refers to a situation in which the physician will only disobey the patient's requests if the patient cannot demonstrate that their choices are voluntary and well-informed. As such, even if the doctor disagrees with the patient's desire, he or she will not intervene as long as the patient is of sound mind.
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Leadership of these teams requires hands on experience and a lead-by-example attitude to empower team members to make well thought out and concise decisions independent of executive management and/or home base decision makers. Early adoption of Scrum and Kanban branch development methodologies helped to alleviate the dependency that field teams had on trunk based development. This method of just-in-time action oriented development and deployment allowed remote plant sites to deploy up-to-date software patches frequently and without dependency on core team deployment schedules satisfying the clients need to rapidly patch production environment bugs as needed.
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There are six main motivations for practicing sustainability accounting: # Greenwashing # Mimicry and industry pressure # Legislative pressure # Stakeholder pressure and ensuring the "license to operate" # Self-regulation, corporate responsibility and ethical reasons # Managing the business case for sustainability Möller and Schaltegger add that another motivation is to assist in decision-making. They state that making decisions solely based on financial information is superficial at best. They add that there are certain business areas that financial data cannot precisely evaluate, such as customer satisfaction, organizational learning, and product quality. They propose that a mix of financial and nonfinancial info can help make well-informed decisions.
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Given scarce resources, it is important to keep track of whether or not programs and/or policies end up producing intended outcomes. Components of this service include: assessing the accessibility, quality and effectiveness of services and programs delivered; providing policymakers with the information they need in order to make well-informed decisions regarding the allocation of scarce resources; tracking efficiency, effectiveness, and quality of services analyzing data on health status and service utilization; and striving to improve the public health system’s capacity to well serve the population. Cost-effectiveness analysis has been proposed as one possible strategy for informing policymakers on how best to allocate health care resources.
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Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A+" on an A+ to F scale, one of fewer than 60 films in the history of the service to earn the score. With regard to the film's overall design, Roger Ebert stated, "It is flawlessly crafted, intelligently constructed, strongly acted, and spellbinding... Movies like this are not merely difficult to make at all, but almost impossible to make well." He credited the "technical difficulties" with being "so daunting that it's a wonder when the filmmakers are also able to bring the drama and history into proportion" and "found [himself] convinced by both the story and the sad saga". He named it his ninth best film of 1997.
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Production of an Annual Report for each Founding and General Member, containing an assessment of the property data placed in the ISA database by members, which can help them to reduce CO2 emissions, preserve water resources and make well informed investment decisions. KPI Benchmarking – the Annual Report contains an analysis of current ISA key performance indicators (KPIs), which include energy, CO2, waste and water – at site, building and asset level – by country and sector. This enables members to benchmark their property portfolio within their organisation and against other companies that have provided data. Reporting – the KPIs are aligned to the Global Reporting Index Commercial Real Estate Sustainability Supplement (GRI CRESS) and the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA) standards.
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It took a £1,500 fee to prise the talented wing-half from Derry in October 1935, and he went on to make well over a hundred appearances in the Leeds first-team.Football League Career Stats at Neil Brown Browne was capped six times for Ireland, with all caps coming between 1935 and 1938 whilst he was at Leeds. When the Football League resumed in 1946, Browne was 34 years old, and he played one more season with Leeds before finishing his League career with York City, although he subsequently joined Thorne Colliery as player-manager. Later, Browne joined the coaching staff at Halifax Town, and was briefly caretaker manager in October and November 1954.
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Chloe was designed by Yūsuke Kozaki, a character designer who had also worked on Fire Emblem Awakening and the No More Heroes series. The character's revelation drew complaints from forums such as NeoGAF, with some going so far as to ask Harada to remove the character from the game. Others, meanwhile, called out the character for being a fish out-of water conception or drew comparisons with characters from other fighting game series, Harada tweeted that he would consider to make Chloe exclusive for the Asian and European versions and a make well-muscled skinhead for the North American market; though the tweet was later clarified as a joke, as several game outlets apparently took the comment seriously. Chloe's fighting style is Freestyle Dance.
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The law encourages patient diversity in clinical trials submitted to the FDA for review, but does not require it. The study determined that most high-risk medical devices are not tested and analyzed to ensure that they are safe and effective for all major demographic groups, particularly racial and ethnic minorities and people over 65. Therefore, they do not provide information about safety or effectiveness that would help patients and physicians make well informed decisions. In 2018, an investigation involving journalists across 36 countries coordinated by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) prompted calls for reform in the United States, particularly around the 510(k) substantial equivalence process; the investigation prompted similar calls in the UK and Europe Union.
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Artisans from those regions make well-finished and more elaborate piteado works, but because of the lack of advertising and promotion, it is often not possible for them to sell to their intended market. There is a foundation which promotes piteado in Veracruz, with branches in Florida and Shanghai, which embraces, supports, and makes contributions of machinery and equipment to communities of artisans. This organization also encourages scientific research to improve the plant from which the cactus fiber is obtained, bringing together the communities involved. They connect farmers from northern Oaxaca with biochemical and agricultural researchers in the Guatemalan region of Mesaltenango, supporting the experimental designs of some new products, giving resources and support to those potential artisans with great innovative creations, and continuing to preserve these natural non-renewable resources.
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A study by Dr. Stephanie Fox-Rawlings and colleagues at the National Center for Health Research, published in 2018 in the policy journal Milbank Quarterly, investigated whether studies reviewed by the FDA for high- risk medical devices are proven safe and effective for women, racial or ethnic minorities, or patients over 65 years of age. The law encourages patient diversity in clinical trials submitted to the FDA for review, but does not require it. The study determined that most high-risk medical devices are not tested and analyzed to ensure that they are safe and effective for all major demographic groups, particularly racial and ethnic minorities and people over 65. Therefore, they do not provide information about safety or effectiveness that would help patients and physicians make well informed decisions.
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20 Feb 2008 resulting in Highway 101 Traffic Gridlock due to the higher volume of vehicles on the road. They claim the overpass will also collectively cost taxpayers millions in roadwork as well as flood-control projects. Measure J opposition argues that the funds allocated to the Dalidio Ranch project will impact regional funding for other projects in the county such as roadwork on Highways 46 and 101, Brisco Road, and Willow Road. Those who reject the Measure J proposal do so with the belief that giving the San Luis Obispo County electorate the right to decide the future of the local agricultural community sets a dangerous precedent, as few residents have the ability to make well-educated decisions regarding zoning and development planning for San Luis Obispo.
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Captain Jim would often make well-thought out remarks, usually peppered with nautical terms, then Pedro would make a goofy remark such as "staring at the sun made us crazy". One episode had the pair making application to a job at Foot Locker, with the branch manager ready to give the sole opening to Pedro until the foolish remarks convince him Captain Jim would be the better man for the job. Another had the pair going on a double date with two sisters and trying to socialize with their father, only to have Pedro remark they made their way off the island by building a raft out of dead monkeys. This surprisingly wins over the father, who says any men who can make such a raft, that is seaworthy, can be trusted to do right by his daughters.
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He went on to make well over 200 appearances for Swindon over the following eleven years - and without the interruption of the First World War, it would have been far more. A strong- tackling, energetic half-back with incredible stamina, Silto was part of one of the most successful sides in the Town's history, winning two Southern League championship medals, the Dubonnet Cup, and also reaching the FA Cup semi-finals twice. In the 1912 semi-final replay against Barnsley, Swindon were awarded a penalty, and, with regular penalty-taker Billy Tout out through injury, Silto stepped up to take the kick, eager to score against his former club. He was stopped in his tracks by captain Peter Chambers, who told Silto, "you don't take penalties, Billy", and handed the responsibility to a reluctant Archie Bown.
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Thank You for Smoking initially opened at the box office in the U.S. as a limited release in just five theaters, and grossed $262,923 in its debut weekend for an average of $52,584 per theater, making it one of the top 100 average gross per theater films of all time. The film was later released in 1,015 theaters across the U.S. on April 14, 2006, and has gone on to gross $24,793,509 domestically and $14,529,518 outside the country, for a total of $39,323,027 worldwide. The highest it ever rated at the North American box office was #8 on the weekend of its wide release. Although the film's box office performance was excellent for Reitman's directorial debut, it paled in comparison with his next two films, Juno and Up in the Air, both of which went on to make well over $150,000,000 worldwide.
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The application of these techniques to humans creates moral and ethical concerns in the opinion of some, while the advantages of sensible use of selected technologies is favored by others. In contrast, in an interview study, sex-selection technology providers generally argued that sex selection is an expression of reproductive rights, was initiated and pursued by women, and was a sign of female empowerment that allowed couples to make well- informed family planning decisions, prevented occurrences of unintended pregnancy and abortion, and minimized intimate partner violence and/or child neglect. The Ethics Committee of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine concluded that it is ethically appropriate to employ these new reproductive technologies to avoid the birth of children suffering from X-linked genetic disorders. However, to use preimplantation genetic diagnosis and sex selection solely for non-medical reasons, the Committee claims, is morally inappropriate.
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While some believe in one thing, others are just oblivious to see what is really going on. Such misunderstandings always make well for a comedy and this week we have some good and not-so good examples of it." Britt Hayes from Screen Crush also gave a good review to the episode stating: "Though the Bar Mitzvah stuff with Manny and Luke doesn’t amount to much, the rest of the episode does what ‘Modern Family’ does best: subverts expectation, gives its characters real depth and humanity, and finds hilarity in the increasingly absurd." Dalene Rovenstine of Paste Magazine rated the episode with 7.4/10 saying that even thought she finds the episode average, she liked it. "If I had to rank this episode (which I do), I would say it’s pretty average, but for some reason I like it more than that. There isn’t anything spectacular about it: the storylines aren’t intensely intriguing, but there is just enough quality dialogue sprinkled throughout that I was happy to keep watching.
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