Booksmart opens wide in American theaters on May 24th, 2019.
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And just as distance shrinks, the space of possibilities opens wide.
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Weiner, the stunningly candid documentary about his life, opens wide May 20.
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Wakefield is in limited release now and opens wide on May 26.
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The Front Runner is in select theaters now and opens wide Nov. 21.
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The latest Annabelle movie, Annabelle Comes Home, opens wide in theaters next Wednesday.
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Like a whale swallowing plankton, the Access Pack opens wide for easy packing.
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Detroit is currently playing in limited theaters and opens wide on August 4.
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Battle of the Sexes is in select theaters now — it opens wide Sept. 29.
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It also opens wide the door for new Russian intervention in the upcoming 2020 election.
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And if both major political parties are devoid of internal accord, the door to extremism opens wide.
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I loved some of the clues today, like for LEGO, TUNE, WINDUP, SQUIB, FAIR DICE and OPENS WIDE.
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Today it opens wide in the United States, and it hasn't gotten any less heart-wrenching since that first screening.
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He puckers his face into a kiss, then opens wide into an O, trying to limber up his facial muscles.
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My mouth opens wide, my face gets animated when I laugh personally, so being on set with the adult Big Three — that's an entirely different set.
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Now, thanks to the latest teaser for the film, you can see a little bit more of that weirdness before the film opens wide this weekend.
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The lens is distinctly southern, but it opens wide to take us into Mr. Corker's state of mind as a notably candid critic of President Trump.
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If the Warriors are a Great White shark, those long stretches when Iguodala steps out of a time machine are the exact moment its jaw opens wide.
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If the Warriors are a Great White shark, those long sequences when Iguodala steps out of a time machine are the exact moment its jaw opens wide.
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The monster jiggles its trap to the song and opens wide for the chorus to produce Bogart, channeling John Waters in a pink pleather suit and pencil mustache.
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A good, all-purpose stemmed glass ought to be vertically shaped, with a tall bowl that opens wide at the stem and then tapers gently inward toward the lip.
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In a dark room, the pupil opens wide to let in more light, and on a sunny day, the pupil will constrict to reduce the amount of incoming light.
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You could approach the martyr, doing your best impression of the close talker from "Seinfeld," wait for the apex of their sneeze, and, as their mouth opens wide, cough right into it.
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But North Face has incorporated two killer features into its Access Pack that commuters are sure to appreciate: a rigid outer shell, and a large access panel that quickly opens wide at the push of a button.
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When the writer Maria Edgeworth read Milton's lines about Hell ("And in the lowest deep a lower deep / Still threatening to devour me opens wide"), she objected: How could the lowest deep open into a lower deep?
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But when Max's father leaves Santa Maria in search of the long-lost document, the narrative surrounding la Reina Gigante, Max's mother and the role of the Córdoba family in the harboring of refugees opens wide and invites readers to tumble in.
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Tying the promulgation of the Constitution to Chakri Day is significant is another way as well: It seems to signal that constitutions are a gift to the people from the monarchy, and that opens wide the question of what this king might do for democracy.
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Edelman opens wide the lens on the story of O.J Simpson and the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman to better understand what the hell had happened in Los Angeles that would allow the Brentwood-cloistered Simpson to become proxy for the oppressed Black Man.
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In the decade since, even more documentaries, like Psihoyos's Racing Extinction, Before the Flood (2016), Chasing Coral (2017), and From the Ashes (603), have spread messages about the apocalyptic damage humans are doing to the planet and the increasing efforts it will take to repair it — as will forthcoming films like An Inconvenient Sequel (opens wide Aug.
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In the scene set in a parking lot, Hardy's Eddie Brock grabs a man by the throat and while doing so, transforms his human head suddenly enveloped by the distinctive black alien skull of Venom with large, slanted white snake-like eyes and a wide mouth filled with razor-sharp teeth that opens wide to reveal a reptile-esque tongue.
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In the ensuing fight, Michele gets the upper hand and forces Luigi to confess his affair before killing him and hiding the body under his cloak. Giorgetta returns to the barge, feigning remorse, and Michele opens wide the cloak to reveal her dead lover.
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Canoe:Entertainment, February 19, 1999 By TYLER McLEOD and won a songwriting contest."Mouth opens wide with Music" . Showbiz, LIISA LADOUCEUR, Dec 1, 2004 Musicians included Darr, Brent Hodgins aka "The Colonel", Mark Radloff and Paul Sperman. An album, Fish With Necks, containing mainly songs written by Darr, was self-released.
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Ed Wynn, Wheeler & Woolsey, Laurel & Hardy all laugh with the cartoon. Bela Lugosi (dressed as Count Dracula), Fredric March (dressed as Mr. Hyde) and Boris Karloff (dressed as Frankenstein's monster) do the same, but with spooky evil laughter. Joe E. Brown laughs so loud that his enormous mouth opens wide, while Buster Keaton keeps his poker face.
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Designed by visual effects artist Phil Tippett, Jabba the Hutt was inspired by the anatomy of several animal species. His body structure and reproductive processes were based on annelid worms, hairless animals that have no skeleton and are hermaphroditic. Jabba's head was modeled after that of a snake, complete with bulbous, slit-pupilled eyes and a mouth that opens wide enough to swallow large prey, even a humanoid. His skin was given moist, amphibian qualities.
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The oil-paper umbrella in Fuzhou was famous for its endurance in an expo in Panama in 1915 and Chicago in 1933. In 1985, the Fuzhou oil-paper umbrella has had significant improvement and advancement and was exported to Japan, Europe and South East Asia. Every umbrella has 72 sticks in the scaffold, opens wide and closes small giving it a snake appearance, thus also named the "Snake Umbrella". In 1990, a government official went to Seattle for an umbrella exhibition, and a red umbrella he showed provoked a great response in the audience.
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Though there is no "true" victory sequence in SimCity 2000, the "exodus" is a close parallel. An "exodus" occurs during the year 2051 or later, when 300 or more Launch Arcologies are constructed; the following January each one "takes off" into space so that their inhabitants can form new civilizations on distant worlds. This reduces the city's population to those who are not living in the Launch Arcologies, but it also opens wide areas for redevelopment and returns their construction cost to the city treasury. This is related to the event in SimEarth where all cities are moved into rocket-propelled domes that then leave to "found new worlds" (leaving no sentient life behind).
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The Isthmus is approximately 30 kilometres long and is situated in the lowlands between the south end of the Calabrian Apennine Mountains and the northern part of the Calabrian Serre. The valley between the two mountain ranges is approximately 2 kilometres wide in its narrowest point, and it opens wide to form the Piana di Sant'Eufemia on the west side, and the valley of Corace to the east, reaching the seas at both sides. South of Marcellinara is the Sella di Marcellinara (Saddle of Marcellinara), the lowest and narrowest point of the Calabrian Apennine, at a height of about 250 metres. From the high grounds of the Calabrian Apennine, in the towns of Tiriolo, Marcellinara and Catanzaro, it is possible to have a panoramic view of the Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas at the same time.
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Everywhere polyrhythmic strategies, multivalent pop textures, and smoky roots musics fold into one another, sometimes clashing but more often just touching and caressing one another before they move on to get Rux's poetic depth of field across, and that field never cancels anything out of its articulation, except perhaps hopelessness. Apothecary RX is indeed a prescription: musically it opens wide the current closed scene of alliteration, endless insider referencing, and production conceits by sounding organic and visceral without ever bogging down in its own ambition. Lyrically, it offers voices, many of them, sometimes speaking simultaneously, sometimes out of the depths of solitude, and they speak from reportorial detachment as well as from pain and joy and the desire to transcend as well as be delivered. Rux has created something off the boards here, unclassifiable, truly beautiful and moving.
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Entering production with only minor differences from the Lincoln Navigator concept vehicle shown at the 2016 New York Auto Show (no inclusion of the gullwing doors and stair-style running boards, used largely for display purposes"Lincoln Navigator SUV concept opens wide in New York" from Gizmag (March 23, 2016)). The 2018 Lincoln Navigator adopted several design features from the 2017 Lincoln Continental, including the style of its headlights, taillights, side vents, and its front fascia, with a large rectangular grille and a centered Lincoln star emblem. While sharing its roofline and side doors with the Ford Expedition, in the style of Range Rovers, the B, C, and D-pillars are blacked out for a "floating roof" effect. As with the 2015 Ford F-150, the body of fourth-generation Lincoln Navigator (and Ford Expedition) was designed as a part of a shift to aluminum body construction, with the use of steel largely reserved for the chassis frame rails.
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Set in interbellum Czechoslovakia, the trilogy stars Leoš Janáček, Pavel Haas, Arnold Schoenberg and Igor Stravinsky, as well as the writer Karel Čapek and his artist-brother Josef Čapek. The narrative employs modes of science fiction, fantasy and horror found in the works of Čapek and Franz Kafka, among others, and weaves a story that crosses and recrosses the fault lines of the short-lived Czechoslovak Republic. Critic and author Brian Stableford says in his introduction to One Who Disappeared, "David Herter’s trilogy, to which One Who Disappeared provides a spectacular and moving conclusion, does not fall; on the contrary, it remains perfectly suspended, sturdy and elegant—and by virtue of its topography, it does not, like more myopic literary projects, taper off into soothing closure, but opens wide to an even vaster and more glorious universe of possibility." October Dark, published in 2010, is a fantasia on Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes set in 1977 and 1931.
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