Stallone's other famous role starting with an R gave him another franchise that ultimately went on too long but started effectively.
It starts effectively enough, with an homage to "Network" 's galvanizing "I'm mad as hell" rant, as McAvoy, a blandly uncontroversial cable big shot whom everyone tauntingly calls Leno, is trapped on a journalism-school panel.
Using the spread of moraines – the debris left by glaciers and the trimlines on mountainsides where the vegetation starts (effectively the high-tide mark of glaciers), a team led by Professor Neil Glasser of Aberystwyth University was able to compile a complicated series of calculations to work out the volume of ice that has disappeared.
The Somalia government only recently started effectively mobilizing the country's resources.
The core of that debate took off in 1998, I wrote about it in 2001, Tim Wu coined the term in 2002, and then activist groups started effectively translating it soon thereafter.
Google's Play store for Android has taken five years to start competing effectively with Apple's app store, because Apple knows how to create an online store that's interesting and engaging to navigate, while Google does not.
They're able to target hundreds of millions of potential customers by implementing a new technology, which is not the typical scenario where you start at effectively zero.
After last week's loss against Carolina, Saffold said "enough is enough" and that the Rams needed to start running effectively.
If you want to start praying effectively, try to set some time aside each day to pray.
Ofcom's decision to give EE a head-start effectively gave all players an incentive to speed up the spectrum auction timetable — as the alternative would have meant more delays if legal action was used to block EE's early launch.
