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It was eventually completed by Manhattan Signs and Banners of Paterson, N.J.

Sturges took over but quit, and the film was eventually completed by several directors, including Hughes.

Munis began writing a history of Khiva, Firdaus-ul iqbāl ("The Paradise of Felicity"), but he could finish only the introduction and first chapters; it was eventually completed by Āgahī, his nephew.

The work was eventually completed by Graham Balfour, a cousin of Stevenson, whose tactful biography was well received – except by Henley, whose scathing review called the portrait of Stevenson "a barley-sugar effigy of a real man".

The movie had been started by veteran schlock director Russ Meyer, with a script by film critic Robert Ebert, but was eventually completed by Julien Temple, who later directed Pistols documentary The Filth and the Fury.

Filming in 2003 (the movie was eventually completed by a Helsinki production house), Mr. Neuvonen captures amazing moments — burglaries in progress, a stoned friend tumbling several stories from a balcony to the sidewalk — and a coherent story emerges about Jani's downward spiral, though it's jumpy and episodic, stitched together with intertitles.

This remaining stretch and a subsequent extension to the port of Basra near the Persian Gulf were eventually completed by Syria and Iraq, which had been formed after the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire.

Most of these non- Saccharomyces yeasts grow during the early fermentation stages, whereas the process is eventually completed by Saccharomyces cerevisiae because it can tolerate higher levels of alcohol and lower levels of oxygen [ 9– 15].

Only five players were under par when the first round was eventually completed, Mickelson leading by one from Donald and Australian Mathew Goggin with Colsaerts and Florida-based Scot Russell Knox a shot further back.

The first two volumes were published in 1881 and the third in 1886; the work was eventually completed in 1922 by Ida Harper.

The ship was eventually completed as an anti-aircraft cruiser in 1956 by the French Navy.