But what thrills there are in "The Clearing," which opens nationwide today, are minor and beside the point, which is apparently to create a classy art-house melodrama on the model of "In the Bedroom" (or perhaps a crime-scene remake of Mr. Redford's own agonizing family melodrama, "Ordinary People").
"It is designed, apparently, to create a sense of fear in the British population that we have a vast problem of illegal immigration," he said.
During a recording session he swung a ladder and upturned chairs – apparently to create a rock & roll atmosphere.
Among Mr. Perrone's suggestions in the memo, these people said, were to keep the contracts 60 days apart, apparently to avoid suspicion that the deals were reached merely to help each party meet its quarterly financial objectives, and to require each party to submit separate cash payments, apparently to create the look of a valid deal.
The strategy of the 49-year-old Serbian leader, as he has hinted in the past, apparently is to create a "Greater Serbia". The role of Krajina apparently is to provoke surrounding Croatian communities to the point at which the predominantly Serbian federal army must intervene.
Yet activating this area was apparently enough to create a brutally convincing synthetic pain.
"They apparently wanted to create a symbol first and then build a consensus and a democratic society around it," Mr. Bierut said.
In announcing the agreement, Mr. Reid was apparently trying to create a sense of momentum for the health care legislation, which has been on the Senate floor for nine days, with no immediate end in sight.
A Bangkok newspaper, The Nation, said in an editorial Thursday that Dr. Mahathir, unable to control a rift in his own party, challenges from Islamic radicals, and political and economic disaffection among Chinese and other non-Malays, had apparently "decided to create a crisis situation" that could lead to emergency rule.
The desired result, apparently, is to create "a more human and personal experience than what they might expect from an airport that sees 33 million passengers flying out to over 200 destinations every year".
In such a place, it's apparently nothing to create a statewide system to tax, regulate, and license a billion-dollar industry that the federal government still equates with the Medellín cartel.
