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Expectations might be higher this time, but Deadpool 2 comfortably satisfies them, delivering a sequel that's crasser, gorier, and mostly funnier than the first.

(6.) Following Khosravi (2010), I use "migrant", "traveller" and "border crasser" synonymously in this article, to recognize that human flows are mixed and that people move for reasons that are often difficult to disentangle.

(1959), Strickler (1959), and Crasser (1962), began to measure temperature change of wood-based composites during contact hot pressing by inserting thermocouples into the mat.

Henrot's paintings look like oversize New Yorker cartoons--they're spare like Liza Donnelly's drawings, and they nod to Saul Steinberg's wry regurgitation of the symbols and stylistic tics of modern masters--but Henrot is crasser. Themes of sexual abjection snake through the work, providing a counterweight to the painting-as-decor conceit suggested by the installation's vaguely institutional, Easter-in-Santa Fe palette.

(2.) "Fire Crasser" (Ukrainian title: "Toi, khto proishov kriz'vohon'") was produced in Kyiv in 2011.

For example, if the crasser is flying with the wind, wind drift may actually help you gain the correct lead.

(34) Reviewing the latter volume, Dudley Fitts cryptically referred to "the crasser elements of neglect" involved in Kunitz's career struggles, while David Wagoner flagged these rejections as "one of the most depressing literary curiosities of the past three decades." (35) In the same year, Kunitz would win the Pulitzer Prize, beginning the repair of his cracked vocation, after three full decades of disregard.

Griffin's term, hoping to avoid crasser accusation associated with the claim that everything is to some degree conscious, makes the connection with causality--what we call causality is really a relatively externalized expression of the dynamic of experience--apprehension and response.

Although associated with many Jewish and Israeli issues, Dershowitz, who describes himself on his own website as "America's most public Jewish defender," is also the diaspora warrior, an evrim or boundary crasser whose clients represent all races, religions, and social classes.

Expect repercussions from Whelan's crass decision and crasser words - SkyBet's 10/1 on relegation could start to look like very good value.

Boy, our political debate is getting crasser by the moment.