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The trailer captures a bit of the flavor.

There is always something miraculous in how such unglamorous efforts can combat something as awful as war trauma or as slippery as unyielding anxiety, and Ms. Ambo's film captures a bit of that.

You just take your still photos as you always would, and iOS automatically captures a bit of footage from before and after the photo was taken and turns it into a little animation.

While watching Straight Out Of Compton one of the interesting things to note is not only "Boyz In The Hood" a great and timeless recording of Eazy E that soulfully captures a bit of LA inner city history, but it's also a recording so sonically proficient that 30 years later it stands up well next to anything recorded and on the radio today.

In fact, Groundhog Day does capture a bit of natural lore.

He captured a bit of the Creation spirit but it was too soon, really.

Perhaps the song manages to capture a bit of the romance and a bit of the scar.

The best producers managed to capture a bit of all of these qualities in the wines of either vintage.

The Prince's family, by marrying into the bourgeoisie, is saved from ruin; and Visconti and Rota have captured a bit of lost time.

And of course it's memories: thinking of my mum and dad who are no longer here, and capturing a bit of the time that we had together.

We've always had a lot of great African artists coming to play over the years but these two sets really stood out and maybe captured a bit of the rock'n'roll spirit that was needed in those conditions.