For the music, Uchikoshi wrote down directions about the mood and concept of the game, describing it as " sad and lonely, like a worn-out record ", and " dark and visceral ".
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All three routes then had a late morning / lunchtime, and late afternoon trains in both the up and down directions, with the day's service ending with an early evening departure from Douglas.
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Although some facilities have since been removed, at the time they provided an asset for the non-stopping services because there were tracks to use as fast lines in the up and down direction.
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This enabled the yard to be enlarged, with two long sidings parallel to the main running line, in the down direction, with a connection for down trains at the end of the platform.
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But because environmental education has grown up with limited top-down direction, its quality often drops off steeply from the award winning programs to classes that seem to parrot the agendas of various environmental groups.
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While it is easy to get money flowing out in a top-down direction-consider the casino example-is it very difficult to reverse the direction of flow and get money flowing in in a bottom-up manner.
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"When you exist in a very tightly run, top-down direction that the VA's been running all these years you don't have a lot of flexibility, " said Kathy Jurado, an assistant secretary of Veterans Affairs.
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The site was located between Ruddington railway station ( in the up direction, i . e . south ) and Arkwright Street railway station ( in the down direction, i . e . north ).
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These times were reduced over the years with more powerful locomotives so that by the 1940s journey times between Launceston and Padstow were typically 80 minutes in the down direction and 90 minutes in the up.
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The line then crossed the River Hull at the Hull Bridge, and then branches ( from the down direction ) serving Sculcoates goods yard ( southward ) and the British Gas Light Company's gas works ( northward ).
