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In Cantonese, with English subtitles 1 hour 33 minutes; not rated More fluent with raunchy words than naked deeds, the eclectic Hong Kong filmmaker Pang Ho-Cheung would rather talk about sex than show it.

The Les Paul's dark, fat, mattelike sound felt doomed out and righteous, to be admired from afar, but the Gretsch's was something you'd want to take home and live with: brighter, more expressive, more fluent with its feedback.

What was key that, in an incredibly difficult 10 days not only in terms of taking over [from Sam Allardyce] but with the withdrawals with injury, to get four points … We'd have liked six, to have scored more goals and been more fluent with the ball, for sure, but we sit top of the group.

We talk about how what causes this problem is that students are becoming more fluent with the language of biology and their brains are confusing this with understanding.

Along with becoming more fluent with digital tools and modes, students described increased comfort in using and sharing their heritage languages.

As the world becomes more and more fluent with Mead's visual vocabulary, he becomes not just a concept designer for film but the conductor of all our base desires.

Results demonstrate its usability as the proposed touchless interface improves spatial awareness and a more fluent interaction with the 3D volume than with traditional 2D input devices, as it requires lesser number of attempts to achieve the desired orientation by avoiding the composition of several cumulative rotations, which is typically necessary in WIMP interfaces.

I think I find words more quickly and my speaking is more fluent, even with words I haven't had therapy on," she says.

Trapattoni made 10 changes to his team and the result was a much more fluent performance, with Doyle, Shane Long, Seamus Coleman and Brady all impressing.

Our primary finding was that in the assisted tutoring (AT) format made the instructor produced more fluent explanations with fewer pauses than in the ID setting, presumably because of reduced cognitive load.

Trapattoni made 10 changes for the game in London and the result was a much more fluent performance with Doyle, Shane Long, Seamus Coleman and Brady all impressing - admittedly against a weak Oman outfit.