He talks big but without strategic plans, as shown with Iran and North Korea.
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Like Barkley, Green also talks big and has remarkably diverse skills for a power forward.
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As with so much else about the self-proclaimed billionaire, Trump talks big about his generosity but can't or won't go into specifics.
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China perceives a wild man in the White House who talks big but who ultimately climbed down off his high horse on trade with Europe.
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The Python e-Book Bundle — pick your price See Details Everyone talks big about big data, but not a lot of people even bother to learn it.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The prospect of a German government that talks big on Europe and opens its pocketbook has thrilled many of its EU allies, even if they are uncertain just how far Chancellor Angela Merkel's new grand coalition will go.
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It frustrates Masaru. At work, he and his co-workers make light of their unfortunate situation in life. Masaru talks big about goals and ideals, but he is cruel and lazy when not in front of others, so does not come off sympathetically. He grows increasingly paranoid and petty, even when the situation is good.
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Sabawi joined Peter Beinart, Mark Baker, Or Avi- Guy, Maher Mughrabi and Dahlia Scheindlin in the event What we talk about when we talk about Israel/Palestine. The panel was later broadcast on ABC's Big Ideas "Talks", Big Ideas 23 July 2014. Retrieved 23 December 2014. and is currently viewable on the Wheeler Centre website.
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During a lunch break, Burns talks Big Sam into bending his shackles with the sledgehammer by hitting it against the track. That way, Burns can slide the chains off and "hang it on a limb" or escape. Sam does it with the guards backs turned and Burns is in extreme pain from it. That night, the men return to camp and Burns has his chains checked by Trump, and they are checked out fine.
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To avoid public embarrassment and keep the family secrets, Littlegood agrees to return Careless's mortgaged lands to him, and Dotario provides Aurelio with an income. Interspersed with the play's main plot scenes are scenes of the comic subplot, which trace the adventures of Careless, Lackwit, the Captain, and comic servants through a milieu of taverns, confidence games, and pranks. Captain Whipple is a version of the "Miles gloriosus" of classical comedy: he talks big and blusters, but is a coward at heart. He indulges in a fantastic style of speech — :There's a wench that has her suburb tricks about her, I warrant you.
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Buckwheat finds his friend Big Shot Jones moping about the train yard: it seems that Big Shot's father has ordered him to get rid of his dog. Instead of taking the dog to the pound, Big Shot intends to have him stow away on a train to Alabama. Buckwheat instead talks Big Shot into letting the gang adopt the dog, whom they name "Smallpox" (opting for a more interesting name for the spotted dog than "Spot"). However, when Froggy, Mickey, and Janet overhear Buckwheat and Big Shot's plans to "surprise them with S/smallpox," they fear the worst and call all their friends and the Greenpoint Board of Health.
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The Majestics, a legendary Scots rock 'n' roll band, are on the eve of their 1986 "Silver Jubilee" tour, and find themselves in trouble when their lead singer, Big Jazza McGlone (Coltrane), is killed in a car crash. The group's devious and exploitative manager Eddie Clockerty (Wilson) talks Big Jazza's younger brother, Danny (also Coltrane), home from New York for the funeral, into joining the band as their new lead singer. Suzi Kettles (Thompson), a sharp cookie and old classmate of Danny, picks up the guitar and also joins the band. From that moment, the ill-fated tour and the band's fortunes appear to take a turn for the better.
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He had also felt sidelined from the creative process due to the machinations of other band members and producer Trevor Horn.'Jon Anderson Talks 'Big Mistake' Yes Made at Height of Success, Shares Opinion on Current Lineup & Playing With Rush's Geddy Lee' - article in Ultimate Guitar by jomatami, 8 September 2020 Anderson spent his summer on the Greek island of Hydra writing songs with Vangelis, where he first came up with the idea of making music with other members of the 1971–72 Yes line-up of guitarist Steve Howe, keyboardist Rick Wakeman, and drummer Bill Bruford. The only missing member from that line-up was Chris Squire, who remained in the then current version of Yes.
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