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For the opening 40 minutes, the movie simply allows us to tag along as the men, wearing orange safety vests and carrying rented rifles, search inexpertly for deer and converse in the shorthand of longtime pals.
They seemed to inhabit a fantastical private realm ("the good ship Albion" or "the Arcadian dream") and converse in the style of a flatshare sitcom written by Galton and Simpson, with help from Pinter.
Of course, there are the evidently wealthy local Arabs in their traditional white flowing robes, but you also can spot the Filipino maids, British bankers, American and Korean engineers and a diverse array of Indians all shopping, eating and conversing in the air-cooled commercial oasis.
Although Perez speaks little English, he understands some Japanese and converses in that language with Benny Agbayani, the Mets' left fielder, who is from Hawaii.
The men, in note-perfect green WW2 combat fatigues crouch and converse in their native tongue, the start of a mournful little war parable.
On a recent afternoon, two visitors were able to walk through the plant and converse in normal tones, except when industrial vacuums began forcing pressurized air through the tubing to clean out any leftover brass particles; then it sounded like an airport runway.
In the scene set in Nikos Valsamakis' 1961 iconic modernist summerhouse, we see stylish men and women who allegorically represent civilization at the height of Rome, flirting and conversing in front of the camera, but there is a tension in the dynamic between the sexes, which ostensibly leads to a fight scene in the last act.
Analogues of the direct and converse theorems in the case of approximation on the sphere are given, for instance, by Pawelke [71] and Lizorkin and Rustamov [35].
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After a good bit of pointing, giggling and conversing in what sounded like Italian, the group, obviously tourists, lumbered along leaving the small creature on the concrete surface.
