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They are certainly a really potent on-screen partnership.

But the film is not just far-fetched (bear with me), it's also disarmingly sincere, which is a really potent combination of cringe, particularly for a British audience.

Says Day-Lewis, "Mayakovski was the image of the child-man, a really potent man, always hungry for sweets and cigarettes and kisses, so incredibly underdeveloped, so in need of oral gratification.

He was in his late 50s, and a very sick man, before he became a really potent force on the Middle East stage; and, as a prisoner in enemy Israeli jails, he had little practical to do with the devastating suicide bombings, from which, more than anything else, he derived that force.

"It is a really potent reminder of what researchers have been saying: The bigger threat is coming from criminal gangs, most of which are coming from Russia," said Fred H. Cate, director of the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research at Indiana University in Bloomington.

England have the game to win down in Cardiff but Wales are growing in confidence and have a really potent backline.

"If I thought the probability was high that a nation of some resources was developing really potent weapons to use against me, and that there was a high probability that he would use them, I think you have to act pre-emptively," Mr. Buffett said.

is a good one and it's really potent.

"When you get a great celebrity that has an authentic vibe that caters to a particular customer base, that can be really potent," said Jeffrey Gennette, chief merchandising officer for Macy's.

Ideally, the leaves are well-cured; if you get ones that came from the top of a flowering female plant, they can be really potent.

It's really potent so you only need a tiny amount.