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The movie shellacked a thick layer of highbrow cinema gloss over fundamentally pulpy material, and was awarded with a pile of Oscars.

"I can't see how a media group could take over without changing fundamentally how the sport is run," said Nigel Currie, the director of BrandRapport, a sponsorship agency.

"I can't see how they could take over without changing fundamentally how the sport is run," Nigel Currie, director of BrandRapport, a sponsorship agency in England, said Thursday.

If, as they are bound to be, "Birthday Letters" are taken as replies to the charge of male heartlessness from biographers and critics who took Plath's side, Mr Hughes comes over as a fundamentally loving but helpless bystander.Mr Hughes is a secretive man and it is striking that he should have chosen to open himself up in such a way.

The Liberal Democrats' conference today formally criticised the police over their "fundamentally wrong" tactics at demonstrations at the Kingsnorth power station and the G20 in London.

Teachers today are fundamentally over-worked and underpaid — while the future of education remains unclear — that much, at least, is certain.

The party she presides over, he explained, is fundamentally split.

Did I waste time over-thinking such a fundamentally absurd and short-lived product?

Running to bathrooms all over the city fundamentally changed the way I viewed it.

America has changed fundamentally over the last 35 years, and I saw and heard the impact of those changes.

Even if it is a machine doing the executing, the company's push for one kind of link over another is fundamentally an editorial exercise.