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Just like The Puppet Masters, David Cronenberg's Shivers and many mostly B-movies, The Host centres on that sci-fi staple of an occupying organism which crawls onto - or more usually into – humans, taking near total control of them.

Note that these are generalities — in the real world, much more usually goes into the process of determining whether a certain investment is a wise idea.

And governments were able to charge for the service of turning gold and (more usually) silver bullion into coin.Despite this incentive for the creation of money, the standard medieval complaint was that there was not enough money to go round.

But at the same time the story ventures into territory more usually associated with writers like Jhumpa Lahiri and Gish Jen.

Last year, Seiji Ozawa turned the philharmonic on its ear when he lured its brass section into renditions more usually performed by strings.

According to Hefner, more usually referred to under the moniker Hef, Harris burst into tears when he popped the question.

And many millions of them dutifully add more money regularly, usually into a retirement account that they won't touch for longer than a decade.

He's usually into more avant-garde stuff and Townes was like our middle ground.

In Ontario, there are opportunities for practicing physicians to re-enter postgraduate training, usually into more specialized medical areas [ 36].

What will you do to get it?" When a unit starts to outperform — or underperform — the competition, Farrell splits it into more pieces, usually along tightly focused product lines.

Although I'm usually into guys that are alive, I felt the need to know more about Girls and Corpses.