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Burton compared the project's languishing development to Batman (1989), which he directed, in how there had been varied creative efforts with both films.

While the script begs relaxed audience responses to Georgie, Parker--whom Brokaw directed in How I Learned to Drive and other outings--charges the dizzy dame with plenty of that acquired drive.

Lee was hired to direct in 2010; how much input did he have on the script?

Our analyses imply that physicians do not rely solely on the USPSTF guidelines to direct them in how to address preventive health.

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House builders, infrastructure providers and architects are clearly best placed to take direct action in how our cities are designed.

Elsewhere, the public are to be given a direct say in how petty criminals are punished, through neighbourhood justice panels.

But the possibilities are that much more will be raised and the fans will have a direct say in how our club is run.

Having children and owning property gives you a direct interest in how schools and hospitals are run, and whether parks and libraries are maintained.

Mr. Collins attributed that growth, in large part, to the fact that the 21 companies with ownership stakes in Pantellos did not have a direct say in how it operated.

I'm sure those fans, and many other people, would gladly send a nominal fee to U.S. Soccer if it meant membership and a direct vote in how the federation is run.