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Instead, she opted for familiar, obvious, and undynamic music.

The undynamic duo, banned from selling drugs outside the local convenience store, discover that a cartoon strip based on them, Bluntman and Chronic, is being turned into a film and that there's not chance of them getting any money - they also chance upon the internet and find that they are being bad mouthed by film nerds.

But still might, given their undynamic display against Aston Villa.

While modern productions and critical studies have shown how Alice Arden skilfully exploits the roles of victimized wife and sexual rebel, Arden's identity has been regarded as divided and undynamic. His subjectivity is no less constrained and performative, however, as he responds creatively to his threatened loss of patriarchal agency.

But Tan, like many contemporary film and video artists, shows images that are deliberately undynamic. In this she returns to "primitive" cinema; after all, the Lumieres' films usually had a mostly stationary camera, and the individual shots of Tan's film tend toward the static as well.

To accept that would be to take a completely undynamic view of personal identity, one that is contrary to Sivanandan's whole way of thinking.

Huang is convinced that Qing civil justice--in contrast to its customary undynamic depiction--was "characterized by built-in paradoxes" (15).

Prevalent historiography on Burma (a Theravada Buddhist society), for example, frequently misconstrues Theravada Buddhism as a static set of beliefs, with a similarly undynamic symbolic representation of those beliefs in religious iconography, social institutions, and the notion of kingship.

The effort to privatize the CIH bank suffers from a legacy of corruption under former director Othmane Slimani, due to the fact that 60 percent of the bank's total loans went to seven people, among them Saudi investor and arms dealer Gaith Pharaon.(67) As the CIH awaits a massive cleanup, the monarchy opted not to punish delinquent payers such as Alami's PLM-Dounia group, but instead granted interest-rate reductions on their prior loans!(68) The sale of nine sugar-processing firms was sidelined by the flagging buying interest of undynamic sugar cooperatives.

Their failure to enforce a strict standard of competition is imposing on financial institutions and, in consequence, our entire economy, a far worse and costly ultimate fate: an inefficient, undynamic, noncompetitive financial system that will ultimately have to be governed by a massive system of direct governmental regulation.(1)

The only weakness of this chapter is that, at times, Ominami explains the dismal performance of the Argentine economy in terms of platitudes such as "industrial sclerosis" or "undynamic private agents" which only serve to detract from the overall level of the analysis.

The PCI's electoral decline since the mid-1970s (caused by the decline in subcultural voting, erosion of the party's mass social base with technological change, its organisational problems, undynamic leadership and permanent political isolation), coupled with a crisis after the resignation of the leader, Natta, in 1988 following devastating results in local elections, meant that there was a growing space for a reformist alternative in Italian politics.

This reflected the relatively early stage of industrial restructuring, the existence of a large and undynamic state enterprise sector, and the effects of discrimination on EC markets.

In terms of performance, Hendrick said the industry should enjoy steady, but undynamic, growth in the base metals markets during the coming years.

But several factors are combining to change this rather undynamic situation.