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It is bound to turn some heads when the quarterfinals begin Wednesday.
Coupled with a bold narrative approach, that's bound to turn off some viewers, Larraín drowns his film with a cacophonous score by Under the Skin composer Mica Levi that burrows uncomfortably deep.
Is this boom, like the dotcom one before it, bound to turn to bust?The failure of some of the biggest deals in the past to deliver their promised rewards has underpinned the popular idea that M&A is a mug's game.
However, normal research is so detailed and focused that it is bound to turn up anomalous experimental and theoretical results, some of which will long resist the best attempts to resolve them.
As noted, normal science is bound to turn up difficulties that resist resolution, at least some of which are sooner or later recognized by the community.
When an academic turns generalist, some colleague or other is bound to turn on him.It is true that Mr Figes offers no grand theory of his own about nation, culture and identity.
Pair these jeans with a plain tee shirt for a simple outfit that is bound to turn heads, and layer this denim jacket under your winter coat for some much-needed warmth.
