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"When the much-hyped car chase is finally unleashed (a staggering 80 minutes in), it proves to be a disappointing bumper-to-bumper affair".

N.L. Central 1. Cincinnati Reds 2. St . LouisCardinals (wild card) 3. Milwaukee Brewers 4. Chicago Cubs 5. Pittsburgh Pirates 6. Houston Astros Fantasy angle: Mike Leake has a better season than Johnny Cueto, while Aroldis Chapman is the team's best pitcher and is finally unleashed as a starter down the stretch, leading the team to the postseason.

He's finally unleashed his full comics potency with this great collection of his online comics and it's melted everyone's faces off with how good it is.

Wall Street saw massive growth under the Obama administration, and corporate lobbyists were finally unleashed in Philly after the ban keeping them on the sidelines during the Democrats' last two conventions was lifted.

Though Uber has been putting this plan into motion over the past year, it's only now that it is finally being unleashed on the public.

When his daughter reports that her brother is, finally, "happy," Perlman unleashes a diatribe about all the therapeutic clichés with which people who aspire to be civilized console themselves for having compromised their vital obsessions.

Thankfully, Adobe is finally ready to unleash Photoshop compatibility on MacOS users, dropping the software update today.

After months of testing, Dunkin' Donuts is finally ready to unleash its range of gluten-free goodies to customers across the country.

And, though he once told me that he didn't fancy the idea of "Leamington Spa on a Tuesday evening", the Irish comedian, and a former Edinburgh comedy award nominee, Andrew Maxwell is finally going to be unleashed on UK audiences for his first regional tour from April.

With Camby in the lineup, the Knicks (7-8) were finally able to unleash the high-powered threesome that led them to the 1999 finals.

Matt Yglesias heroically actually reads Rick Perry's book, and learns that — 9. Private Enterprise Blossomed Under Conscription and Wartime Price Controls: Not only does he argue that the New Deal failed to end the Great Depression, but he asserts "recovery did not come until World War II, when FDR was finally persuaded to unleash private enterprise".