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The Guardian's review described the movie as "fuelled by paranoia and hate" and having a "not-very-subtle screenplay where Fox News viewers are cued to hiss at a phantom Hillary Rodham Clinton".
Even Kurzweil, undeniably respected for inventing the first optical character recognition software and in many ways the father of this movement, comes across as fuelled by belief more than science.
He dismisses criticism of the experiment as fuelled by competition between Western and Chinese pharmaceutical companies.As Nick White, a malaria researcher at Oxford University's School of Tropical Medicine who has been working for years on eradicating malaria, says, "This research is radical.
He promised that Russia will react if the US goes ahead with a move seen as fuelling the arms race.
The White House views the Saudi royal family as a guarantor of stability, and US troops in the country are seen as fuelling militant opposition to it.
The bombings, carried out by a cell affiliated with al-Qaida, were pointed to by many as fuelling the resounding Socialist victory.
As well as fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment in Italy, which is suffering a deep economic slump of its own, the crisis has also heightened security fears, particularly after this week's beheadings of the Egyptian Christians and Isis messages threatening Rome.
Our television industry supports jobs and growth in the wider creative industries, as well as fuelling the creative fire of the script-writers, and the other content creators, of tomorrow.
In 1995 Damien Hirst's dissected cow and calf in tanks of formaldehyde ( Mother and Child, Divided ) brought in an unprecedented number of visitors, as well as fuelling a tidal wave of tabloid excitement.
The prospect of a long period of stagnation in Europe has created unease in political circles, where it is seen as fuelling extreme political groups and the possible break-up of the single currency zone.
Interesting that Roitfeld, a controversial figure whose erotica-tinted aesthetic has been criticised as fuelling the sexualisation of fashion imagery, should use a stiletto on a fashion shoot not for sex appeal, but to square up to a male ego.
