"This seems like a prank in its outlandishness, " said Ben McKean, a Harvard senior who helped lead last spring's 21-day sit-in on campus to demand a living wage for employees.
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Luckily, there's enough wit and outlandishness for " Men in Black " to overcome some formulaic second-half chase stuff, climaxing at the Flushing site of the 1964 World's Fair and a concealed spaceship.
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The company certainly has a sense of the device's outlandishness : " Use only your thoughts _ to move images, run computer programs and even play video games, " the Other 90 % says on its Web site.
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The dialogue is raw, the sex is stirring ( when it's not purposely going for comic outlandishness ), and the treatment of women can be misinterpreted as misogynistic-- although the film is ultimately an ode to responsible heterosexuality.
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Each of the " Saints Row " series games had a core intent, and while the first three games built on the first's " outlandishness and irreverence ", the fourth focused on " the supernatural and superpowers ".
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But what we found out, thanks to Rudin, is that prosecutors in the office of the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles Hynes, were concerned not with the outlandishness of the offer, but with the fact that Boyce had been so careless as to tape it.
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The outlandishness of its premise dissolves into the literary version of a special-effects movie mess, to the point where characters even begin to inhabit other characters'bodies . ( " I hate ready-to-wear, but any port in a storm,"
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Several of the episodes are hilarious, it's broadly but very enjoyably acted-- especially by the usually lackluster McGregor, who has never seemed so confident or commanding as a lead-- and it gives Burton a great excuse to exercise his gift for stylish outlandishness.
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From early heroes like Gorgeous George, who sprayed the ring with perfume before his bouts, to Hulk Hogan in the 1980s, who ripped the shirt from his body before each bout, wrestlers have been judged as much by their overstatement and outlandishness as by their supposed physical prowess.
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A lawsuit filed against Paramount Pictures in 1983 over " polish jokes " in the movie Flashdance was thrown out of court, as the judge found " that'the telling of Polish jokes does not attain that degree of outlandishness'to jeoparize Poles'employment and business opportunities ."
