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Even as his life descends into chaos following the breakup, Falardeau (The Good Lie) keeps Chuck distinctly jazzy, peppered by a countless slew of jams from the era, and the inspired use of archival footage from the time to visually contextualise Wepner's world.

It was filled with warehouses, flour mills, smelting works, taverns and stables, and populated by a countless number of families, labourers, transients and prostitutes.

Though he has been gone for over three decades, Lennon remains a compelling figure; a man who has been admired, studied, written about, talked about and portrayed by a countless array of performers.

CHP officials initially said and did nothing about the beating, even though it occurred in broad daylight and was witnessed by a countless number of motorists and an eyewitness in a neighboring building.

This is explicitly stated by Riisgård et al. (2012) : "The important former commercial fishing of plaice, cod, eel and flounder has been replaced by a countless number of commercially 'useless' jellyfish, but no monitoring data have systematically been collected in order to document and to understand the undesirable change within the ecosystem substituting fish with jellyfish as top-predators.

Caught between two armies, plundered by the Arab militia, and scourged by a persistent drought, countless Africans fled to northern towns and cities or sought sanctuary in Ethiopia.

Each controlled an extensive territory: at Nippur, for example, 200 subsidiary villages clustered around five main canals and 60 smaller ones, joined by a web of countless small irrigation ditches – all subject to laws, customs and close control.

It's a tricky question but probably the best place to start is one of the most influential games of the modern era: Half-Life 2. Set on an Earth in the throes of alien occupation, it established a standard by which countless would-be rivals are still judged over a decade after its release.

This is never something explicitly stated, it is learned silently over a lifetime, by countless examples that calcify this understanding: Asian men learn what they are by seeing what they are not. .

Likewise, financial incentives - the knee-jerk solution offered as a panacea by countless commentators and policymakers in the last seven years -- are alone insufficient to trigger improvement, just as offering that same beginner millions of dollars to play that concerto will do little to guarantee a better performance.

"We know that organisations such as the Betty Ford Centre will honour her legacy by giving countless Americans a new lease on life," Obama said.