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Both films - alongside Carnal Knowledge (1973), which was another artistic triumph that addressed the sexual mores of the time and starred Jack Nicholson as an amoral womaniser - took a dark view of romantic entanglements in which flawed men often treated women badly.

Many critics did, and initial reviews took a dark view of the violence overload, especially of the gendered aspects therein, to the degree that a room of critics asked producers and HBO execs to defend it earlier this summer.

"Seatbelt," by Tom Pearson, Marissa Nielsen-Pincus and Zach Morris, took a darker view of a relationship.

Mr. Netanyahu took a darker view, saying that "diplomacy has not worked" and that Iran was "running out the clock" in negotiations with major powers.

Ms. Roger's maternal grandfather, who had fled Italy in 1925 after hearing that Mussolini's men were after him, took a darker view.

It turned out that those who viewed aging as a positive experience lived, on average, 7.5 years longer than those who took a darker view.

JERUSALEM, Dec. 4 — Israel today took a darker view of Iran's nuclear ambitions than the assessment released by United States intelligence agencies yesterday, saying it was convinced that Iran was pursuing nuclear weapons.

To the curators, the Larkin Building represents the birth of idealism in the workplace; as early as the 1920's, Charlie Chaplin and others took a darker view, of work as a numbing grind.

Kids on tank @liamstack #itihadiya http://t.co/20dbqkYe — Sarah El Deeb (@seldeeb) 7 Dec 12 An opposition activist who writes as @omarkamel on Twitter, took a darker view, reminding readers that the initial euphoria protesters greeted soldiers with in Tahrir Square in early 2011 was followed by a violent crackdown on dissent.

Israel, for example, on Tuesday took a darker view of Iran's nuclear ambitions than the American assessment, saying that it is convinced that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons and that it has probably resumed the weapons program the Americans said was stopped in autumn 2003.

But other countries are taking a dark view of the aggressive European push.