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Formidable and occasionally terrifying, he berates, belittles and besmirches Mr. Bulger, and, in a paroxysm of rage, breaks the director's nose with a cane.

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To break the cycle, regional director Dave Jackson and service manager Stephen Reynolds took the risk of stepping back from restraint when it appeared risky to do so.

"This is the kind of thing that could break the bubble," said Michael Rothbard, director of the 500-seat IMAC Theater in Huntington, who has booked them for Thursday.

"The new 'stop now' powers mean we can take robust action against unscrupulous operators when they break the law," says OFT director general John Vickers.

Brighton & Hove Albion had finished bottom of the Third Division South the season before and were struggling financially, yet manager Don Welsh persuaded the directors to break the club transfer record by paying £5,000 for a player yet to make his debut in the Football League, and persuaded McNichol to sign.

"I wanted to break the formula that many directors and actors find themselves in," he said in a Q&A following the film.

"Millions of us endure nuisance calls, so it's good to see the ICO hitting back at companies that break the rules," said Which? executive director Richard Lloyd.

"If the president wants to pour concrete in May 2001, he has to tell the Russians by November that he will break the treaty," said Stephen Young, deputy director of the Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers.

"Education provides vital opportunities for children and helps communities break the poverty cycle," said UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman.

But McDougall is not convinced that the structures are in place for young directors to break the mould of British theatre.