The film depicts the life of Jeanne Dielman in real time, which Akerman said " was the only way to shoot the film-to avoid cutting the action in a hundred places, to look carefully and to be respectful . the framing was meant to respect her space, her, and her gestures within it ".
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In June 1988 John Kidd published " The Scandal of " Ulysses " " in the " New York Review of Books ", charging that not only did Gabler's changes overturn Joyce's last revisions, but in another four hundred places Gabler failed to follow any manuscript whatever, making nonsense of his own premises.
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A port redevelopment and expansion project will provide an additional seven hundred places for recreational boating, the excavation of basins and access beaching capacity, the addition of a quayside for cruise ships and of exception, a new port city link, with the study of a railway extension project a redevelopment of the road routes, respecting and valuing the environmental and architectural heritage including the piers of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Positional notation ( also known as " place-value notation " ) refers to the representation or encoding of numbers using the same symbol for the different orders of magnitude ( e . g ., the " ones place ", " tens place ", " hundreds place " ) and, with a radix point, using those same symbols to represent fractions ( e . g ., the " tenths place ", " hundredths place " ).
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The band's drummer, Daniel Bower, who is known as Skrappy, said he and his band mates would not categorize themselves as a country band, but he knows that some country music " seeps out . " He was surprised to hear that there were not many places in New York to perform his brand of music-- whatever it is called . " We assume the city is so big; we think there are a hundred places like this, " he said.
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The Buddhist philosopher Vasubandhu in the 1st century says " when [ the same ] clay counting-piece is in the place of units, it is denoted as one, when in hundreds, one hundred . " A commentary on Patanjali's Yoga Sutras from the 5th century reads, " Just as a line in the hundreds place [ means ] a hundred, in the tens place ten, and one in the ones place, so one and the same woman is called mother, daughter and sister ."
