It's a premise full of archetypes and in-jokes: the washed-up former hero (Mr. Whitford as a schnapps-swilling, '80s-fashion-wearing rule breaker) and his reluctant younger partner (Mr. Hanks as a tech-savvy, full-of-himself know-it-all) solving crimes that invariably involve car chases, explosions and outraged superiors.
Whether it's all solved or not we'll have to find out".
But the clan leaders met, and it was all solved financially, instead of physically.
It has, after all, solved intractable boundary quarrels with Russia, Mongolia, Myanmar and Vietnam.
Money doesn't solve it all.
You might need a CHEAT SHEET, but hang in there and solve it all the way through.
Last week, the school board happily solved it all.
There's an exotic locale, a murder, a scene where all the suspects are brought into a room and the lights go out and Chan solves it all.
"It sounds bad, but it's really not, because it solves all your problems," said Roy Heger of Medina, Ohio, an ultramarathoner who had his big left toenail permanently removed to avoid mid-race patch-ups at medical tents.
We all made the exceptions for how you got it, by accident, that was all solved a long time ago.
Even Burberry does not appear to know exactly how it will solve all the issues created by being the sharp end of the spear of show change.
