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"Inshallah," the Arabic word for "God willing," was included in the title because "it captures the idea that everybody is searching for love," Ms. Maznavi said.
Chris tells me he likes the film because it "captures the barminess of Canvey".
It's extraordinarily revealing because it captures the essence of the mindset of the people who now rule our democracies.
It's cool because it captures the magnitude of each state's political shift as well as the direction.
"Part of the reason I wanted to do it was because it captures the rich ethnic heritage this area has".
I choose to retain some Hindi words and phrases because it captures the voice of that person, adds a desi flavor, makes them more 'real'real
This musician's assessment should not have surprised me, not because new music is inherently no good, as its detractors would have it, but because it captured the essence of a new-music performer's job.
The "forces of conservatism" argument took root because it captured the imagination of politicians across the spectrum.
The Black Watch was affecting because it captured the essential willingness of the British soldier and showed the terrible duty of care that politicians should exercise in summoning troops.
It haunted her, a friend told me, because it captured "the horror of being alive … where most horror stories would end at death, he keeps his characters in the hell of surviving".
After defeating Washington, Stanford is almost certain to grab a No. 1 spot because it captured the regular-season and tournament championships in the Pac-10 and sustained its sole loss on the last game of the regular season.
