The more excessive the spectacle, the bigger the audience and larger the revenue.
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The invite-only event, hosted by investment banking firm Allen & Co., has only gotten more excessive.
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"We found that people increasingly become more excessive when it came to business spending" Chung tells me.
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Teenagers are even more excessive with their sharing habits, and there's no sign this will change or slow down.
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"We seem to be pricing in a more excessive economic erosion than we are actually expecting," he told Reuters.
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Hopefully, they can push back against some of the more excessive and contentious trade restrictions that have been suggested.
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The funny thing is that no matter how much we try to exaggerate things, real life is always far more excessive.
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Congress should run with the president's rescissions package and claw back funds that might otherwise be used to fuel even more excessive spending.
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Some of these rants feel more excessive than they did when I first saw the play, at the Woolly Mammoth Theater in Washington.
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Liver cancer, for example, is more common in men, reflecting their more excessive drinking habits, smoking habits, and higher rates of Hepatitis C viral infections.
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"However, their solvency is not improving, their debt levels have become even more excessive over the last year and their capacity to service their debt remains weak," Peltier said.
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Thus the production of bullshit is stimulated whenever a person's obligations or opportunities to speak about some topic are more excessive than his knowledge of the facts that are relevant to that topic.
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As the industry's scandals grew and its role in the student debt crisis became more excessive, the Obama administration established rules that could get the worst of these programs off the federal dole.
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The tactic has paid off in recent years, but the view that market corrections should be seen as buying opportunities (rather than warnings) could lead to more excessive risk taking and might inflate richly valued stock and bond markets.
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For starters, it's valid only after factoring in the subsidies — subsidies that will be financed, in large part, off the backs of the very millennials who are already being bullied into paying for more excessive, expensive health insurance than they need.
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He tells his new superior officer, who is just as dull-witted as Berman, that Robyn remains his girlfriend and she will be visiting soon. The film ends with Elwood submitting a requisition order for more excessive supplies.
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But the soldiers raped the Indian woman and took them as concubines. At Serra's urging, Fages punished some of the more excessive incidents of sexual abuse, but it did not stop. Fages regarded the natives with disrespect. In 1787, he described the area's Indians as the laziest, most brutish and least rational of all the natives discovered between San Diego and San Francisco.
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Against the notion that these paintings were "too over the top," Kathryn Hixson argued that they "offer sensuous pleasure fraught with heated desire and attest to the power of decoration to mesmerize." Critics contend that Bramson's paintings of the 2000s have become more excessive and peculiar, offering fantastical, gender-bending images and atmosphere that refuse easy interpretation.Hawkins, Margaret, "The surreal world," Chicago Sun-Times, October 25, 2003, p. 54.Dluzen, Robin.
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They go through different challenges, including locking themselves in coffins and trying to find the key inside. The challenges are more excessive than most reality show challenges, and often try to instill great fear into the contestants. Initially, contestants are voted off the show; however, as the game goes on, they realize what is going on and start trying to escape. In either case they are killed either by Philip or his assistant, his brother Claude.
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After Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle and The Missing Link, The Big Bang is the third feature by Picha, which includes Picha's typical humor and his love of provocation and nonsense. Picha claims that the film is "the culmination of a trilogy, a mixture of these concerns in the other two films ... a little more tied to the news of the day, only more excessive. The Big Bang is a film about the all wars, including personal wars you find in the family." Production lasted from 1984 to 1986.
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The next year Felicia was diagnosed with lung cancer and eventually Bernstein moved back in with her and cared for her until she died on June 16, 1978. Bernstein is reported to have often spoken of his terrible guilt over his wife's death. Most biographies of Bernstein state that his lifestyle became more excessive and his personal behavior sometimes more reckless and crude after her death. However, his public standing and many of his close friendships appear to have remained unaffected, and he resumed his busy schedule of musical activity.
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" Cinquemani compared the album to The Killers' album Sam's Town, calling it "bloated, self- important, proudly American, an exercise in extraordinary excess." Rolling Stones Rob Sheffield felt that "the more excessive Gaga gets, the more honest she sounds." Caryn Ganz of Spin felt that "excess is Gaga's riskiest musical gamble, but it's also her greatest weapon, and Born This Way relentlessly bludgeons listeners' pleasure centres". Adam Markovitz of Entertainment Weekly said that the album is "rewarding but wildly uneven", although "the album's sprawl still shows off the breadth of her talent.
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Phase III Clinical Trials showed no significant difference between users given placebo and users given TA-CD. Patients in the high antibody group had a lower drop out rate and fewer positive cocaine urine results in the last 2 weeks of the trial, but it was not significant versus the low antibody or placebo group. However at other points of the study, high antibody users had more positive urine results. This is most likely due to users trying to overcome the antibodies by taking more excessive amounts of cocaine.
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The Allmusic site awarded the album 3 stars stating "in a sense it's run-of-the-mill as far as Prestige late-'60s soul-jazz goes: quite fine grooves, a dependable yet somewhat predictable house sound, and a reliance upon cover versions for much of the material (two-thirds of the songs, in this case). It's solidly executed, though, in a lean fashion that, to its credit, runs counter to the more excessive arrangements that were creeping into soul- jazz around this time".Unterberger, R. Allmusic listing accessed April 29, 2013.
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For some years bull-baiting was carried out in its stead but this too was abolished following the intervention of the local gentry. Bull-baiting continued to be a common and popular entertainment in England and Staffordshire in particular, until its abolition by the Cruelty to Animals Act 1835. It was particularly associated with the events of Wakes week in the Midlands and northern England. A more infamous event, the Stamford bull run, continued until 1839 despite being banned by the 1835 act; though the Tutbury run was held to have been more excessive.
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As a result, Brownrigg engaged in more excessive punishment towards Clifford. She was kept naked, forced to sleep on a mat inside a coal hole, and when she forced open cupboards for food because she was fed only bread and water, Elizabeth Brownrigg repeatedly beat her for a day's duration, chained to a roof beam in her kitchen. By June 1767 Mitchell and Clifford were experiencing infection of their untreated wounds, and Brownrigg's repeated assaults gave them no time to heal. Beginning to suspect something was awry, Brownrigg's neighbours asked the London Foundling Hospital to further investigate the premises.
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Critics, who compared it to Wilder's earlier works with Mel Brooks, were left largely unimpressed by the film, feeling it was not as balanced as previous works, and felt more excessive. It currently has a 15% "Rotten" rating on the criticism aggregation site, Rotten Tomatoes from 13 reviews, as well as a 5.7 on the Internet Movie Database. Vincent Canby of The New York Times described the film as not only "frequently side-splitting," but "uncommonly handsome" for a comedy, "the period sets and costumes having a lot of the fantasy quality of a stylish Broadway musical."Canby, Vincent (December 19, 1977).
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Jogues was assigned as a missionary to the Huron and Algonquian peoples; both were allies of the French in Quebec. Jogues sailed from France on 8 April 1636, and eight weeks later his ship dropped anchor in the Baie des Chaleurs. Jogues arrived in Quebec only several weeks later on 2 July. On arrival, Jogues wrote to his mother: "I do not know it is to enter Heaven, but this I know-- that it would be difficult to experience in this world a joy more excessive and more overflowing than I felt in setting foot in the New World, and celebrating my first Mass on the day of Visitation".
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Café de Flore : métempsycose toujours. Le Monde. Retrieved from In contrast to other Parisian reviewers, Mathieu Carratier from Première gives the film 3.75/4 stars, praising Vallée music selection by comparing him to a "DJ who mixes different paths together to better grasp the stories which they tell". British critic Ginette Vincendeau gives Café de Flore a mixed review, noting that within the film, "there are convincing and emotionally potent moments... the film is at its best on this register of intimate realism" but that "it is less good when grandstanding on cliché concepts such as the 'perfect soulmate', or the more excessive manifestations of love, maternal or romantic".
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In general, however, there was a concerted effort to distinguish Fascist "racism", allegedly of "culturalist" variety, from that emanating from the Germanic realm. Giovanni Gentile, for example, despised the introduction of biological racism into Fascism, and the same can be said of the majority of the early theoreticians of intellectual Fascism. Yet a concern for corporate group national identity, as opposed to what Gentile called the "solipsist ego" enshrined by demo-liberal politics, was always part of the Fascist worldview. In any case, it was not unusual, before the outbreak of Second World War, for Fascist intellectuals to oppose themselves to the more excessive and irrational components of Ariosophy-descended National Socialist racism.
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" Janet Maslin of The New York Times said the film "begins on such an overworked Norman Rockwell note that there seems little chance that anything exciting or unexpected will happen. So it's a happy surprise when the film ... turns into a lively, entertaining tale combining boyishness and grown-up horror in equal measure;" according to Maslin, "The gee-whiz quality to this adventure is far more excessive in Mr. Bradbury's novel than it is here, as directed by Jack Clayton. Mr. Clayton, who directed a widely admired version of The Turn of the Screw some years ago, gives the film a tension that transcends even its purplest prose." Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times praised the film as "one of Walt Disney's best efforts in recent years—a film that actually has something to offer adults and adolescents alike.
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