Obviously, not to the point of a crisis state, that is.
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I'm not to the point of wanting mine to be split.
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Cody's wheelhouse is well-defined, but not to the point of boredom.
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They are slowing, but not to the point where I am worried about defaults.
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The series will follow the books — but not to the point of utter faithfulness.
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Military experience can be valuable, but not to the point of overwhelming the civilians.
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It leans in on gimmicky mechanics, but not to the point of over-indulgence.
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But not to the point that would cause him to want to commit this crime.
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Don't get me wrong, I felt fully medicated, but not to the point of debilitation.
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I want you to push yourself but not to the point where you hurt yourself.
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The economy is slowing down but not to the point of recessionary levels, Patel said.
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"It's not to the point where you want to commit suicide," Paul Redd, one inmate, said.
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We're not to the point where all of the physical goods in our lives are rented.
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It's busy, but not to the point that you can't move around without spilling your drink.
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"Moderation" here means drinking, but not to the point at which alcohol impairs your personal control.
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I want my house to feel spacious, but not to the point of feeling too empty.
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"Our resources are somewhat stretched, but not to the point where we're going to break," Miragliotta said.
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Bortles improved but not to the point where I'd consider him a sure-fire franchise quarterback yet.
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Sounds pretty odd, but business took off ... just not to the point where Sperling wanted it to be.
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Be kind to everyone but not to the point of death SpongeBob always has people's best interests in mind.
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Embrace the internet, but not to the point of allowing it to be used to criticize the royal family.
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Especially not to the point where she sobs over his body, as Charlie does once Gadi shoots Khalil to death.
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"It got pretty bad, [but] not to the point where I would harm my family," she told PEOPLE in 2011.
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"We're seeing orders steadily rise, but not to the point where manufacturers have yet decided to increase production," Nolen said.
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The story did mention the effect on the campaign, but not to the point where it justified such a headline.
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Maybe there's #alittlebitoffilter, but not to the point where the subjects feel totally distant from someone you might follow on Instagram.
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When it comes to what to wear, Nobile recommends keeping it casual but not to the point where you look unkempt.
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Bill Cosby's comedy is not bombing in prison ... at least not to the point where inmates are hurling food at him.
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Paulson agrees we should "press" for those reforms, but not to the point of penalizing Chinese firms for refusing to comply.
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"Not to the point where he could really explain himself or be able to understand what was going on," Martín said.
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"That bothered me a bit, not to the point where it was debilitating, but not where I wanted to be," he says.
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I have to say that it's affecting everything, but not to the point where I don't feel my playing is 100 percent.
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They're thinking deeply—but not to the point of paralysis—about the problems society faces and the ways that technology can help.
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The plus / minus and home / share buttons are a little weird and rubbery, but not to the point where it's a problem.
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Any debate is supposed to be heated, but perhaps not to the point of sparring with your opponents over proving your merits.
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Through working with them, we've been able to get a grind that breaks the fennel seeds down, but not to the point of powder.
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He and his cohort, along with other forgotten mutants, have seemingly become more powerful, but not to the point where their existence breaks storytelling.
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Francona used each of them for at least one inning but less than two, taxing them but not to the point of a crucial mistake.
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We can't find much evidence of that -- at least not to the point of other congressional opposition leaders on the issue, such as then-Sen.
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For his part, Guardiola admitted after leaving Bayern that he is "arrogant," though not to the point that he thought he could change German soccer.
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Our sources say the brothers told police Jussie said he wanted to make it a "physical thing," but not to the point he'd be seriously injured.
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We can all agree however that, yes, platforms need to allow for free speech, but not to the point where extremism and misinformation drowns out the truth.
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It might be a little slower than a regular fingerprint scanner if you break out your stopwatch, sure, but usually not to the point where you'd notice.
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Turns out Obama admitted he is disciplined in his eating habits, but not to the point of counting out seven lightly salted almonds as a nightly snack.
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And I think we have taken some time off from driving that process forward, not to the point that it's irreparable, but we can't take another decade off.
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China is very willing to pressure North Korea, just not to the point where Kim would have to choose between giving up nuclear weapons and remaining in power.
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"It's an argument in favour of the central bank lifting its interest rate path projections at the March meeting,... but not to the point of raising rates." he added.
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"Sometimes it'll come back and it'll be around for a couple days, and it'll cause me some discomfort, but not to the point where it did before," he says.
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This is not to say that every large producer has cut back; however, the net effect has strengthened prices — but not to the point of killing off rising demand.
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I wish with all my heart that the rates of femicide would go down, and why not to the point that they do not kill you for being a woman.
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Schultz went on, claiming there was "no reason" he saw not to believe Biden's multiple female critics, who have called his behavior inappropriate but not to the point of criminality.
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"There remain many kinds of speech that are objectionable to some in society, but not to the point where huge, democratically unaccountable corporations should completely prohibit such speech," he added.
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Second-year man Tyus Jones has looked a little better, but not to the point where you'd be fully comfortable having him as a backup point guard, let alone a starter.
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Therefore, China will try to squeeze Kim, not to the point of denuclearization (let alone collapse) but to the point where he does not further provoke the United States or Japan.
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"We're fine with strengthening it, but not to the point where we're going to strip it, that's not going to happen," she said, noting her staff had communicated this message to leadership.
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When cuts do finally come down later this spring after a a thorough congressional review, we can expect that climate to worsen, though hopefully not to the point of all-out mutiny.
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"The economy will suffer but not to the point that we Qataris will suffer," he added, declining to be named because his bank still does some business in other Gulf Arab states.
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Isaacson said Benioff will apply his own business savvy to running the company, similar to what Bezos has done at The Washington Post, but not to the point of compromising its integrity.
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"It affected momentum but not to the point where it affected us because we were still within striking distance with four minutes to go," said Zach LaVine, who scored 29 points for Minnesota.
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In "Grace Will Lead Us Home," the sorrow of the massacre's three survivors, and that of the relatives left to mourn the dead, is vividly rendered but not to the point of caricature.
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It is healthy for your relationship to make sure you budget for a fun trip or a nice present, but not to the point where it gets in the way of your required payments.
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This season's arc does feel more layered, including flashbacks that offer further insights, perhaps, into how Joe became the way he is -- not to the point of excusing it, but better understanding what shaped him.
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With this, a browser could allow websites to make enough API calls to get enough information about you to group your into a larger cohort but not to the point where you give up your anonymity.
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Overall, I learned that there are multiple issues that we as a society need to fix and that our news intake should be enough that we are informed, but not to the point that we're overwhelmed.
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Hiplet is the perfect world of both: You need to have the technique and discipline in order to get, and be able to move freely, on pointe, but not to the point where you can't express yourself.
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How do you make your photos alluring enough to where it will get an escort new customers, but not to the point where a guy can just jerk off to the image without having to pay anything?
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Those steps would cause further pain for Qatar, but not to the point of destabilizing its financial system or breaking the peg of its riyal currency to the U.S. dollar, senior Qatari businessmen and foreign economists said.
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The "double bind" means that women must project both warmth and authority in their body language: Smile, but not to the point of seeming like a pushover; take up space, but make sure you're not physically intimidating others.
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So the key is to make our case, but making it very clear what we're going to do for people and not to the point where it becomes so personal that people that are supporting the other candidate.
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Not to the point of overwhelming timid adult viewers, but — just like I did — kids are going to look back on seeing the Ghostbusters of 2016 decades later and remember shielding themselves from jump scares behind parent protectors.
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We can't find much evidence of that -- at least not to the point of other congressional opposition leaders on the issue, such as Russ Feingold, who gave several speeches against the war and introduced legislation to cut off its funding.
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And despite the fervid hopes and predictions of supporters, returning the revenue as tax cuts or dividends does not seem to appreciably increase taxes' popularity, certainly not to the point where they can be cranked up to the needed levels.
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The PSDB party, Temer's main coalition ally, delayed until Monday a meeting on whether to pull its three ministers from his cabinet, which would erode his support in Congress, but not to the point that charges against him would pass the chamber.
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Some things about American Dream feel a little too familiar—not to the point where it feels like LCD Soundsystem's return is unwarranted, but enough to make you wonder how many more side-long barnburning dance numbers he can turn out before sounding truly exhausted.
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DUBAI, Aug 20173 (Reuters) - Sanctions imposed by other Arab states are continuing to push up food prices in Qatar while hurting the real estate market, but not to the point of damaging the economy severely, according to inflation figures released by the government on Tuesday.
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But no incoming president has ever encountered such a high level of disdain within the entertainment industry — especially not to the point where many celebrities have patently refused to participate in his inauguration and have advocated for boycotting an administration before it officially begins.
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"People should be challenged to make sure that they're doing things right, but not to the point of deception or of defaming," said the California agribusiness entrepreneur Chris Rufer, who has donated thousands of dollars from his personal and foundation accounts to Mr. O'Keefe's group.
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On the Peloton, I tried out beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes and was pleased to find they were all challenging for their skill levels, but not to the point of immediately throwing up my arms and giving up, or waking up in immense pain the next morning.
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There is a visceral element to Hackett's use of red, which sits uneasily on the spectrum between violet and pink, hinting at the color of flayed muscle — not to the point of grisliness, but toward a feeling that her otherwise whimsical shapes are linked to living reality.
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I get antsy when I can't connect to wifi on my laptop at a coffee shop or an airport, whether I need it or not, to the point where I'll consider getting up and finding a new spot where I'll be able to get back online.
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He will start rapping about being a cool guy who might beat you up as soon as or even before the beat kicks in, he'll be funny but not to the point of distraction, and he'll get in and out of short songs by rapping densely, always.
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"It's not to the point yet where employees are being asked to grow their own vegetables or stay in farmhouses, but if you're not seen attacking costs at any level, no matter how small, it's not a good look," said Kevin Kartun, a geologist and principal of Karmar Mining Services in Sydney.
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And with time and social change and the Trump-era partisan reversal on the question of presidential character, the near absolute certainty that so many serious, thoughtful liberals once held about Bill Clinton has weakened, even crumbled — not to the point where the liberal consensus is willing to forgive Ken Starr, but to a point where many liberals are willing to admit that Clinton might well have raped Juanita Broaddrick (an event for which there is far more contemporaneous evidence than has yet emerged in the Kavanaugh case), and that if he did so it casts a rather different light on the other allegations that they once dismissed as ginned-up partisan hit jobs.
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This is a list of , who are glamour models in Japan that are generally more provocative than regular models and idols, though not to the point of posing nude.
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Its oldest use is to indicate a saint who has suffered persecution and torture for the faith but not to the point of death.Beccari, Camillo. "Confessor." The Catholic Encyclopedia Vol. 4. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1908.
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T. jacksonii are less territorial than most species of chameleons. Males will generally assert dominance over each other through color displays and posturing in an attempt to secure mating rights, but usually not to the point of physical fights.
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He said he did not disapprove of the movies, definitely not "to the point of thinking ill" of those with whom he might disagree. Christopher Tolkien married twice. He last lived in France with his second wife, Baillie Tolkien.
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Duff called the album "different [from]" Metamorphosis and "much more mature," particularly in its sound, but not to the point where it would be inappropriate for children: "I just think that other people will relate better."Harrington, Jim. "'Tween queen".
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Irritability, aggression, memory loss, neurological deficits, and inattentiveness on everyday tasks are the most common forms of deregulation in the mental capabilities of a patient. Verbal communication is affected, but usually not to the point where close friends can detect that the individual is cognitively impaired.
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Paul was then ordered to pay between $150,000 and $180,000 to Susan to support their daughter. Purvis met Susan Hamwi, hoping to establish friendly contact. He was very unusual, but friendly with her. Hamwi was bothered to some degree with Purvis's behavior, but not to the point of rejecting him altogether.
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Jiangsu cuisine (), also known as Su cuisine, is one of the Eight Culinary Traditions of Chinese cuisine. It is derived from the native cooking styles of Jiangsu Province. In general, Jiangsu cuisine's texture is characterised as soft, but not to the point of mushy or falling apart. In addition, Jiangsu cuisine also focuses on heating temperature.
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YM-31636 is a potent and selective 5-HT3 agonist. Systemic administration of YM-31636 increased the number of fecal pellets in rats, and improves colonic motility. It also increases colonic secretions, but not to the point of inducing diarrhea. In addition, it did not reduce the visceral pain threshold, or increase the intensity of visceral pain.
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Over-excitation is used to achieve a faster response time. It's when a coil momentarily receives a higher voltage than its nominal rating. To be effective the over excitation voltage must be significantly, but not to the point of diminishing returns, higher than the normal coil voltage. Three times the voltage typically gives around ⅓ faster response.
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The ticklers are used by AI players to indicate their "mood" in response to a player's actions; pleasing AIs will influence them to treat the player as an ally (though not to the point of jeopardizing their position), while angering them will serve to focus their negative attention. AI players will react to player-directed emotes towards them as well.
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His feast day is celebrated twice during the year: on 21 January and on 13 August. His title of Confessor means that he suffered for the faith, but not to the point of death, and thus is distinguished from a martyr. His Life of the Virgin is thought to be the earliest complete biography of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
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The builder of Major Hasbrouck's house formalized this, providing a facade with continuous horizontal lines uniting all the family spaces. There are none of the vertical interruptions seen on other stone houses. The stones chosen were carefully dressed, although not to the point of making an ashlar pattern. The kitchen wing to the north was placed asymmetrically, to highlight its difference in function.
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This would teach them real life application of the classroom teachings. The first teachings at the University of Chicago were focused on the social problems that the world had been dealt. At this time, academia was not concerned with theory; especially not to the point that academia is today. Many people were still hesitant of sociology at this time, especially with the recent controversial theories of Weber and Marx.
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He is infatuated with Airi but is clueless to Celcia's own feelings for him as well despite their constant bickering. Junpei carries a wallet filled with membership cards from various dojos, and a condom with the words "Use with Airi Only!" written on the wrapper. ; : :A 16-year-old high school girl and military otaku. She's a tomboy but not to the point where she loses her femininity.
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Al-Tijani's only published work is Ishrāqa ("Illumination"), a collection of his poetry. It was first printed in 1946, after his death, and as of 2008 ten editions had been issued. Al-Tijani's poetry has been described as having a "decidedly Romantic colour", but not to the point of sentimentality. One critic, ʻAbd Allah ʻAli Ibrahim, describes him as "exhibit[ing] prodigious loyalties to creativity, youth, and poverty".
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Julie Terwilliger wrote she "definitely noticed how polished it sounded at first. Although pretty much all of the songs are congregational friendly they are also masterfully produced for a radio hit. A few creative new sounds incorporated, but not to the point that the art is more noticeable than the heart of worship expressed." Olsen highlighted "Here" as his favorite track, while Terwilliger reported hers' as "Find You On My Knees" and "Stars In The Sky".
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He was moved by social deprivation but not to the point of legislation and systematically avoided intervention in the economy and social system. He had a ruthless style that included insincerity. His advisors were second rank figures like Davidson and Bridgeman. Thorpe wrote, "Essentially, Baldwin was a much more neurotic and insecure character than his public persona would have suggested", as shown by his nervous breakdown in 1936 that kept him out of action for three months.
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A true sean-nós singer will vary the melody of every verse, but not to the point of interfering with the words, which are considered to have as much importance as the melody. Sean-nós can include non- lexical vocables, called lilting, also referred to by the sounds, such as "diddly die-dely". Non-sean-nós traditional singing, even when accompaniment is used, uses patterns of ornamentation and melodic freedom derived from sean- nós singing, and, generally, a similar voice placement.
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She co-wrote all but four songs, and often changed the lyrics to suit herself. Spears stated she was an autobiographical songwriter, although not to the point where she felt self-exploited. She also explained that the sexual nature of In the Zone was subconscious and happened while she was in the process of developing the album. Spears collaborated with artists such as Madonna in "Me Against the Music" and the Ying Yang Twins in "(I Got That) Boom Boom".
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Self-consciousness over her figure, along with the anxiety she began to feel, caused her to lash out emotionally, abuse diet pills, and briefly lose control over her life. The character's physical appearance is shown to play a part in her development. At various points of the series, she won the title of Spring Princess at a dance, and was voted her school's most beautiful girl. Kelly is aware of her appeal, but not to the point of conceit; instead, she is sometimes shown to be troubled by it.
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Fighting against the Oda clan during the Battle of Anegawa in 1570, Nagamasa and his counterpart Asakura Yoshikage were defeated, prompting Keijun to distrust his lord's ability, but not to the point in which he was willing to defect. In 1573, Oda Nobunaga laid siege to the Azai clan's Sawayama Castle, which was held by Isono Kazumasa. The castle fell after a siege that lasted over three months. In response, Nagamasa took Kazumasa's elderly mother, who he held hostage in Odani Castle, to the execution grounds for death.
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In the Roman Catholic Church, the title is given to saints and blesseds who were not martyred. Historically, the title Confessor was given to those who had suffered persecution and torture for the faith but not to the point of martyrdom. As Christianity emerged as the dominant religion in Europe by the fifth century, persecutions became rare, and the title was given to male saints who lived a holy life and died in peace. Perhaps the best-known individual associated with the title is the English king St. Edward the Confessor.
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In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Confessor refers to a saint (male or female) who has witnessed to the faith and suffered for it (usually torture, but also other types of loss), but not to the point of death, and thus is distinguished from a martyr. Nikephoros I of Constantinople, who was banished to the monastery of Saint Theodore for his support of iconodules, is revered as a confessor."Martyrs and Confessors", Orthodox Church in America A confessor who is also a priest or bishop may be referred to as hiero-confessor.
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But the policy of Madrassah reforms, especially funding Darul Uloom Haqqania renowned for its links with Taliban and killers of Benazir Bhutto was badly criticised by many. The 'VIP culture' has also been toned down and financial management done but not to the point that is needed for a developing country like Pakistan. The financial accountability introduced by Pakhtunkhwa entitled it to an extra Rs 1.5 billion ($150 million) from the federal government. It has begun infrastructure projects to build dams which will help to limit flooding and provide small scale electricity in remote areas.
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Relations between Liu Bei and Sun Quan deteriorated after Zhou Yu's death, but not to the point of war. Following Zhuge Liang's Longzhong Plan, Liu Bei led his forces westward into Yi Province and seized control of the territories from the governor, Liu Zhang. By then, Liu Bei ruled over a vast stretch of land from Yi Province to southern Jing Province; these territories served as the foundation of the state of Shu Han later. Liu Bei declared himself King of Hanzhong after defeating Cao Cao in the Hanzhong Campaign and capturing Hanzhong Commandery.
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The portrait depicts him as a friendly man with an open and round face, a wide forehead, and a serene look. Subsequent interpretations, like those of Antonio Estrada, would follow this style, as would portraits of other members of the Junta. However, as this portrait was made a hundred years after the death of the subject, with no known depictions done during his lifetime, it was thus based on the artist's imagination. It was known that Moreno had clearly visible smallpox scars from the age of eight, but not to the point where they disfigured his face.
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A high-dependency unit is an area in a hospital, usually located close to the intensive care unit, where patients can be cared for more extensively than on a normal ward, but not to the point of intensive care. It is appropriate for patients who have had major surgery and for those with single-organ failure. Many of these units were set up in the 1990s when hospitals found that a proportion of patients was requiring a level of care that could not be delivered in a normal ward setting. This is thought to be associated with a reduction in mortality.
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Men were encouraged to consume dark, undiluted wine before copulation, not to the point of intoxication, however enough to provide power and guarantee strength to the fetus. Because of wine's visual similarity to blood, physicians had assumed a relationship between the two substances. For this reason, men suffering from cardiac illness, lack of strength, or pale complexion were encouraged to consume dark, undiluted wine. Multiple texts within the Hippocratic Corpus advise the use of wine in accordance with the seasons. During the winter, wine must be undiluted, to counter the cold and wet, because wine’s properties are dry and hot.
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He managed the 1955 Washington baseball team that won the Pony League World Series championship, the only team from Washington to win that championship. Arthur was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 1989. At home, Jerry Sandusky adopted his own personal code called "Jer's Law" that he observed for many years. The rules adopted were that Sandusky could be mischievous but not to the point where someone could be intentionally hurt; he also vowed to not be disrespectful to his teachers; and he swore to himself that he would tell the truth if he was caught breaking any rules.
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When talking about the album, Morrison stated that the music had 'moved on' a lot from the first album but not to the point where fans of his previous album wouldn't be able to "get it". "You Make It Real" was released a week before the release of the album as the lead single. As part of the promotion, Morrison performed the single on GMTV, Radio 1's Live Lounge and the BBC Children in Need charity appeal. The song debuted at number 7 on the UK Singles Chart giving Morrison his third top ten hit.
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For the reasons that follow, the latter construction should be adopted. Debates cast in terms like "originalism" or "original intent" (evidently intended to stand in opposition to "contemporary meaning") with their echoes of very different debates in other jurisdictions are not to the point and serve only to obscure much more than they illuminate.The reference to "other jurisdictions" would be primarily to the USA. Thus the word "marriage" in Constitution section 51(xxi) states a "topic of juristic classification" which is not tied to any historical model and the federal parliament can legislate as it wishes within that topic.
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This makes for a weakness in battle; by insulting Lin in some way, her opponent can break her usually perfect battle form and leave her open to attack. While protecting Lin, Lan Fan is severely injured by King Bradley, having to amputate her arm in order to escape. After regaining consciousness, she and her grandfather leave Lin so that she can get automail surgery to replace her arm. The moment her surgery is complete and she has recovered to the point of being able to move (though not to the point of having complete control of her new arm), she rushes to Lin's side to start protecting him once again.
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Black bean soup with rice Black bean soup is a kind of seasoned soup in which black turtle beans are puréed enough that they are swimming in liquid and have a mouthfeel like cream soup, but not to the point of making the mixture sludgy. The velvety, aromatic broth is called sopa negra or caldo de frijol. A variation of the black bean recipe is to serve it as pot beans instead of soup; the leftovers from either will thicken and can then be mashed and cooked in oil or lard to make refried beans. Black bean soup is a classic part of both American and Cuban cuisine.
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When talking about the album at 4Music Presents, Morrison stated that the music had 'moved on' a lot from the first album but that not to the point where fans of his previous album wouldn't be able to 'get it'. The album was re-released on 16 November 2009, featuring two brand new tracks: "On the Same Side" and "Get to You" (which was the first single of the re-issue of the album and was released on the same day) and a second disc, The Basement Sessions, with acoustic versions of six of his own songs and a Michael Jackson cover "Man in the Mirror".
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The media landscape is reach in terms of number of media outlets, but the transparency of its dynamics and ownership is low. The lack of accurate, reliable and updated data on the Albanian media system made it difficult to accurately assess the situation of the media market in terms of ownership, profit and audience shares. Despite the lack of data, the Albanian media system clearly shows a "visible trend of consolidation of ownership, although not to the point of creating a major problem". For instance, the sale of outlets by Edisud Group was widely considered in the media community as evidence of concentration among pro- government media.
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In a passage of Adam Smith's An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, he discusses the concepts of value in use and value in exchange, and notices how they tend to differ: Furthermore, he explained the value in exchange as being determined by labor: Hence, Smith denied a necessary relationship between price and utility. Price on this view was related to a factor of production (namely, labor) and not to the point of view of the consumer.Dhamee, Yousuf (1996?), Adam Smith and the division of labour accessed 09/08/06 Proponents of the labor theory of value see that as the resolution of the paradox.
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As the White Tiger, Hector wore the three mystical tiger amulets (a head and two paws), which were green in some versions and yellow in the others, from the extra-dimensional realm of K'un-L'un, which were originally worn by the Sons of the Tiger (Abe Brown, Bob Diamond, and Lin Sun). When wearing the amulets, Hector's physical strength, speed, stamina, agility, dexterity, reflexes & reactions, coordination, balance, and endurance were all enhanced, although not to the point of being invincible. The amulet also conferred on him the experience and abilities of a master martial artist. The White Tiger only possessed his enhanced abilities when wearing all three mystical tiger amulets, which enemies took advantage of.
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One of the main problems with the Big Bang theory is that at the moment of the Big Bang, there is a singularity of zero volume and infinite energy. This is normally interpreted as the end of the physics as we know it; in this case, of the theory of general relativity. This is why one expects quantum effects to become important and avoid the singularity. However, research in loop quantum cosmology purported to show that a previously existing universe collapsed, not to the point of singularity, but to a point before that where the quantum effects of gravity become so strongly repulsive that the universe rebounds back out, forming a new branch.
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Zionism is rooted in a concept of the Jews as a nation. In this capacity, they believe that Israel has a mandate to promote Judaism, to be the center of Jewish culture and center of its population, perhaps even the sole legitimate representative of Jews worldwide. Partisans of the first view are predominantly, though by no means exclusively, secular or less traditional. Partisans of the second view are almost exclusively traditional or Orthodox, although they also include supporters who follow other streams of Judaism or are less traditional but conservative and would not object to a more prominent state role in promoting Jewish beliefs—although not to the point of creating a purely Halachic state.
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As part of the film promotion, Revolver Entertainment created a website for the fictional Real Animal League (RAL), and a YouTube channel for the RAL, which both mentioned the film. According to director Edward Boase, the production company created the appearance of a "fully-fledged animal rights website", with links to real organisations in order to make the fake organisation appear authentic, but "not to the point where you couldn't find out that it wasn't real." As reported in First Post, the hunting incident in the film was fictional, there was no kidnapping, and there is no organisation called the "Real Animal League". Revolver Entertainment's marketing department sent an email statement to the real animal rights group, Animal Liberation Front (ALF), supposedly from the Real Animal League, claiming that the film misrepresented the RAL.
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" > On lap 58, Scheckter's lap time suddenly increased by two seconds, and as he > passed the pits, he pointed emphatically to the crew at his right front > tire, which had developed a slow leak. The tire began locking up time and > again under braking, but Scheckter decided he was going to stay out and go > as far as he could. For 18 laps, he tenaciously fought a losing battle as he > held off each of Andretti's desperate attempts to pass as his deflating tire > got softer and softer. "It was not at the point that the tire was really going down, because it was the left side, not the right side, and it was not to the point that he really backed off any sooner because his braking point and turning point for the corner was the same.
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Robin, while pregnant, one day was cleaning Johnny's room when she had an accident and fell off a ladder and lost the child in a miscarriage. Robin then went into a severe depression, and Johnny blamed himself for what happened, although Paul tried to make his son see that it wasn't all his fault. Johnny moved out, and moved in briefly with his Uncle George and Aunt Jane and got a job as an orderly at Cedars, after he went to his grandfather Henry Benedict with how bad things were and despite Paul's disapproval became more spoiled due to Henry's giving Johnny his trust fund money earlier than when Johnny turned 18. Johnny then admitted to Peggy that he had felt resentment towards Robin, but not to the point that he wished her any harm or to what would have been his half-sibling.
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Mitcham, Samuel W. (1984) Triumphant Fox: Erwin Rommel and the Rise of the Afrika Korps Some modern authors, such as Storbeck, are more sympathetic. He states that Rommel's perceived vanity developed as a reaction to the pressure aristocratic and high-bourgeois colleagues put on him. The psychologist Norman F. Dixon remarks that although Rommel showed towards Hitler an admiration that later faded, he did not display the urge to submit himself to higher authority or powerful father figures, considering that had he been such a person, he would not have been so outspoken or risked himself in the struggle against people like Himmler, Keitel or Jodl. Showalter comments that Rommel was a man who brought his work home, but not to the point of obsession with personal promotions, considering he had spent no effort in building a social circle (his wife was the person who determined their family's social agenda and the guest list, and the circle she chose was not wide nor prominent).
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At the same time the patrician Marino Sanudo, a politician who had a remarkable career, and a celebrated diarist, was bemoaning the corruption resulting from the great number of poor or impoverished patricians. The struggle for supremacy in Italy between France and Spain was resolved in favour of the latter. Caught between the Imperial-Spanish and Turkish superpowers, the Republic adopted a skilful political strategy of quasi-neutrality in Europe, which turned into a defensive stance against the Ottomans. Venice's maritime aid was potentially useful to Spain, but not to the point of allowing it to reinforce its position in the Levant, which would increase its strength in Italy as well, where it was practically the only Italian state not subject to Spain. In the Turkish war of 1537-40, Venice was allied with the Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain, Charles V. Andrea Doria, commander of the allied fleets, was defeated at Preveza in 1538, and two years later Venice signed a treaty of peace by which the Turks took the Aegean duchy of Naxos from the Sanudo family.
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The standard processors allow for overclocking, however not to the point that a Black edition CPU will. The Phenom II range of CPUs is the first series of AMD CPUs to have a low enough minimum temperature of operation to support "extreme" cooling methods such as dry ice, liquid nitrogen or liquid helium, a deficiency in older CPUs referred to as the "Cold Bug". In a public demonstration of the Phenom II's overclocking potential at CES 2009 in Las Vegas on 10 January 2009, Sami "Macci" Mäkinen (a record-breaking overclocker) used a Phenom II X4 940 and a DFI LANParty 790FXB-M2RS with a combination of liquid nitrogen and liquid helium cooling to take the processor to a clock rate of 6.5 GHz and succeeded in beating the world record 3DMark 2005 score with a total of 45474. A group named LimitTeam successfully overclocked AMD’s Deneb 45 nm Phenom II X4 955 processor (Black Edition) on April 30, 2009, and submitted the results for validation to CPU-Z. During the process, the group used the Asus M4A79T Deluxe motherboard, dubbed as the Asus “multidimensional performance platform” featuring support for an AMD 140W CPU and the AMD 790FX/SB750 chipset.
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