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Leaps into the air and drives his sword into the ground, followed by either an area of effect explosion, or a spinning slash. The Crew of Edens and Oasis finish dealing with the imperial army. Meanwhile, Shura gets uninvited guests at Nero 66. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. D, Hunter of the Dead: "If you're inclined to hunt more of Those Who Live in Death, and weed their Deathroot, then I'll introduce you to Gurranq, the beast clergyman. I have a matter of my own to attend to. And the beast himself wishes for someone to take my place." a b c "SlamminLadies Bio". SlamminLadies. Archived from the original on 3 December 2008 . Retrieved 5 December 2008.

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Austin, Phil. "Shimmering with hope". Fighting Spirit Magazine. Archived from the original on 21 April 2009 . Retrieved 8 August 2009. Few subjects are better suited to drama than the discovery of oil in the North Sea. For years, the 20th century’s version of gold prospectors sank bore holes and brought up samples from beneath the seabed, desperate for a trace of oil. Not until 1970 did it become clear that vast reserves of crude oil lay below, and it was later still before the first fields were able to go into production. This week, Simone Biles unexpectedly withdrew from the team and individual all-around gymnastics events at the Tokyo Olympics. The 24-year-old told reporters she wanted to focus on her mental health after experiencing the “twisties” – a condition in which a gymnast loses his or her spatial awareness during a move – in practice. It is no surprise that Biles is under overwhelming stress. With speculation that the four-time Olympic champion has plans to retire after Tokyo, pressure to walk away on a triumphant note would have left any athlete anxious. It’s here the book’s political engine is engaged, as Aaron and Robbie’s tale is interwoven with that of Mark and Ally, public schoolboys who enter journalism and law respectively, and Joe, heir to a lucrative Aberdeen trawler firm. Their stories intersect when the 70s arrive and Ally switches from law to investment banking and decides to take over a stake in Paxton Oil, just as Joe is put under pressure from the oil contractors to use one of his boats to launch a diving bell. As the new decade progresses, the prospect of oil acts like a Midas touch in their lives, showering golden promise on every business and institution connected with it, from research academies to fishing communities, while souring friendships and love affairs. Finger Reader Enia: "The burning of the Erdtree is the first cardinal sin. And you say you seek the power of the Rune of Death, too?"

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Every so often a line gets trotted out in comment sections about “Where are all the male writers?” and “You just can’t get published as a man these days”. Normally it just makes Richard Osman and Ian Rankin roll their eyes and we all move on.Sixty years later, from Hollywood to Norway , Pioneer offers a strong, detailed evocation of the offshore environment, its director Erik Skjoldbjærg having first earned his spurs with the thriller Insomnia, later remade by Christopher Nolan. Where Pioneer excels is in its focused depiction of the surreal and insanely risky world of saturation divers: heroic men who made the first offshore boom possible by subjecting themselves to extraordinary pressures and taking mixed gases into their bodies so as to work long stretches at extreme depths on the seabed. These are workers for whom a gruelling dive is merely their commute to a yet more dangerous workplace. Pioneer’s hero, commercial diver Petter (Aksel Hennie) jokes that entering the diving chamber is “one small step…”; but the astronaut analogy has some force given that these divers go 200 miles offshore and 500 metres down, there to be kept alive only by umbilical cables. Pioneer is not perfect, but in its high points it really captures the surpassing eeriness of saturation. It is, inevitably, a story about safety: an accident that shouldn’t have happened, the cover-up that follows. Its detail is authentic: key to the plot is the intolerable process of decompression, the days a diver must sit out in confinement before their bodies are fit for return to civilian life. But Pioneer is above all a conspiracy thriller, about Norwegian complicity in American corruption. Gurranq, Beast Clergyman: "Tarnished...bring more...Death... I shall grant thee... eye...and claw. Feed me...more." I authorize festival to promote my film in it's marketing campaigns, promotional materials and social media.