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Festival buzz just isn't as important to studio productions and veteran directors; Martin Scorsese didn't have to have "Hugo" finished to make a splash at the New York Film Festival in October, yet he dominated discussion with a special screening of a rough cut.
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Once, there were FIS rules that required that a certain percentage of the field had to finish to make a race official.
Does it assume that, thrown together into a (metaphysical, digital) ring, people will fight it out to the finish to make a point that They're Right and the others are Wrong, and that if if the battle occurs at the right place and the right time, it's invaluable?
Seams are so beautifully finished as to make a chain-store shopper faint with disbelief.
The Ames poll probably prompted former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, who finished third, to make a premature exit from the race.
Usually, MAS should be finished before flowering to make a backcross or a cross between different gene sources for gene pyramiding.
They can tell you how best to finish a seam to make a dress alterable, how much a blouse should really cost, why velvet never sells.
To dedicate your life to blacksmithing, to creating from start to finish handmade books, to make a watch in America, to make handcrafted unnecessarily awesome chefs knives that take weeks--these are foolish, romantic, awesome things to do.
I could have just chucked it and finished really poorly, but to make a birdie there was good.
"The reason I finished the Streets was to make a film, and the reason I started the Streets up again was to make a film," he said.
You may need to maneuver the ball stitches around with your fingers to make sure that they all flow in the same direction when finished if you intend to make a row of these stitches.
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