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It's dangerous to pour your heart and soul into doing such a book, because ultimately it's shackled to the film.

It is shackled to its muddled and laborious plot variants and dialogue quotes from the original, and also to a concept that I think was always sentimental and wrong-headed: the idea of Arnie's Terminator turning into a good guy, and now aged into a cutesy-grumpy old retainer.

AOL's recent acquisition of StudioNow is a sign of things to come: When AOL was spun off from Time Warner, it was shackled with restrictions on its use of cash and thus the size of the deals it could complete.

But it can do so only if the British government lifts a veto barring takeovers and foreign management of BAE established when the company was privatised in 1985.Although BAE already sells more weapons in America than it does at home, it is shackled by a security agreement that requires its business there to be run by citizens of that country.

You might conclude that the thing to do is to shackle finance as it was shackled in the 1950s and 60s.

It is shackled with euro57 billion of debt and would like to float T-Mobile, but market conditions are too awful.In this section A Maverick in more ways than one Radiating value A kinder, gentler gorilla?

The editor, Michael Naughton, says that because it is shackled by the requirement to refer only those convictions it believes might be quashed by the court of appeal, the commission overlooks cases where evidence of innocence is inadmissible on strict legal grounds.

I know I'm shackled by it.

"In total, I was shackled for 8 hours," Caraballo said.

He looks gaunt, and he's shackled at the ankles.

Now she's shackled most days from 7am until 6pm.