That's being demonstrated in the Roundabout Theater Company's handsome, wildly uneven revival, which, under the direction of Robert Falls, is risky to the point of wrongheadedness.
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Rather, the blithe assumption that " The X-Files " needed to turn itself into a high-action film reveals the rigidity and wrongheadedness of so much Hollywood movie making.
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The Communist Party has never shed its reputation for the sort of rigidity and wrongheadedness, let alone cruelty, that contributed to the Soviet Union's downfall, and its leaders today are uninspiring.
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It's the kind of wrongheadedness that can make one reflect kindly back on the schoolyard testosterone antics of " Young Guns, " a Wild West drama with a superficial historical perspective.
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Seder says, " Especially if it's hypocrisy . . . . Satire is the operative word . . . to point out the hypocrisy, inconsistencies, and wrongheadedness of politicians ."
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He laughs when he recounts how he went from 33rd on the list of Don Leventhal, the NBA draft's Mel Kiper Jr . _ only without the hair, annoying television presence and basic wrongheadedness _ to 12th.
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But in her latest battle against what she sees as the wrongheadedness of public officials, Ms . Jacobs was unable to stop the local government's headlong rush to have Toronto follow the path New York City took a century ago.
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The wrongheadedness of this approach was proved last month; on the same day the prime minister was marshaling a vote in the Knesset to transfer areas on the outskirts of Jerusalem's Old City to the Palestinians, violence engulfed the territories.
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In agreement about the wrongheadedness of Thomas Malthus's economic theories, Hazlitt and Cobbett met in or around 1807 when the latter published a series of Hazlitt's essays criticising Malthus, in the form of pseudonymous letters, in the " Political Register ".
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On the other hand, through his handling of these materials, Schlichtegroll gave a powerful start to the formation of an " eternal-child " myth that, despite its irrelevance and wrongheadedness, has intruded ever since on every effort of Mozart biography to see its subject whole ."
