Magician / Escapologist Bruce Bunnell performs a full-view guillotine escape in which he is straitjacketed, chained to the bascule, and the lunette padlocked shut.
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The strike against United Parcel Service, which began Monday, has straitjacketed many smaller businesses around the country, especially those on tight schedules or skinny profit margins.
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Watson is gamely devoted to her character and while she is straitjacketed by the role's one dimension, there are moments that hint at the comedian within her.
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They are written off as ineducable, and in some institutions they are locked in dark rooms, tied to benches and straitjacketed, or left in their beds permanently.
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Says Charles Lyons, the film reporter for Variety, " Robin Williams, like all actors, doesn't like to get straitjacketed into one kind of role.
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On the ground as a straitjacketed Valentine is carried off in an ambulance, the police, crew and passengers begin to discuss the incident, writing off Valentine as insane.
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Her partner as Des Grieux was Giuseppe Sabbatini, making his Metropolitan Opera debut, and initially he seemed straitjacketed by the French vowels into a tight, albeit gracious, sound.
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Carrey is so straitjacketed by his routine nice-guy character here that he bursts the bounds of conventionality with a liberating fury that offers the last word in Jekyll-Hyde fun.
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The abrasive behavior in local politics, of course, mirrors a culture that long ago shucked the hat-tipping customs of a more mannerly _ some would say straitjacketed _ age.
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In an environment in which culture is straitjacketed and niche-marketed at warp speed, they are keeping in circulation its most precious artistic currencies : experimentation, risk taking and innovation.
