Earlier this year, the Bush administration requested $1.3 billion, or a first installment, for the "Millennium Challenge Account," the president's plan to increase foreign aid to unprecedented levels.
As the title not so subtly suggests, "Drag Me to Hell" is also a horror movie — a seemingly backward choice for a director who has already signed up for a fourth installment of the tremendously popular and profitable "Spider-Man" franchise.
In May of last year, Jay Roach was quoted in an Independent article saying that he and Myers are still kicking around ideas for a fourth installment of Austin Powers.
On Friday, four of them -- Monique Aiken, Staci Sunshine Smyth, Evan Karp and David Amsellem -- provided the fund with a second installment of money for the 1999-2000 campaign, $128,231, raising the group's total so far to $173,459.
Amid the hubbub of the Pacific Standard Time-anchored art extravaganza unfolding all across town, the OohLaLA Festival sashayed onto the scene last weekend for a third installment of its French musical showcase.
Sound, installation, and performance art inhabit Knockdown Center's 50,000 square foot space in Queens, New York this month, for a second installment of Clocktower's exhibition Anxious Spaces: Installation as Catalyst.
Two days later, the State Department sent a cable to April Glaspie, U.S. ambassador to Iraq, instructing her to present a private message from Baker to Aziz telling him "this decision by the Administration reflects the importance we attach to our relationship with Iraq". By early 1990, Iraq had used the first $500 million in credits and was asking for a second installment of $573 million.
And that initial order, according to IRAP, had served as a proxy for, or a first installment of, Trump's December, 2015, campaign pledge to institute "a complete and total shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on".
With Cook leaving, there's no guarantee Johnny Depp will return for a fourth installment.
