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Nothing is explained as it's happening.
So it goes in Luis Buñuel's "The Exterminating Angel" (1962), in which almost nothing is explained.
You can't actually reach out and touch anything, and almost nothing is explained.
Nothing is explained, however, and some, like "a free academy!," are likely to be baffling.
Nothing is explained: who we're watching, where he is, why he lives like this, whether it's real or not.
So here's the reason for fascination: in Arthur Hopcraft's adaptation of le Carré's 1974 novel, nothing is explained to you.
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She saw Kate overwhelmed with grief for the first time and nothing was explained to her.
But then, nothing was explained properly (well, perhaps I wasn't listening) and we certainly didn't see any live performances.
Nothing was explained.
I was expected to start work with nothing being explained to me.
You could get a second mortgage, but it was all based on inflated values, nothing was explained to the sub-prime lender, and on top of all that, there were credit card debts.
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