I'm glad the film ended up as a documentary type film with interviews intercut with reconstructions of the fateful climb. |
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She remembered it as the place, on that fateful day, that she got betrothed to Gracchi. |
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It also changed forever the mindset of those who were present on that fateful day. |
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We know by now that these fateful peculiarities, right after the credits, need not necessarily signify. |
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I accept that on the fateful day you snapped and lost your self-control as a result of that build up. |
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Instead, I held the fragile note from that fateful night in my fingertips, taking extreme care not to break the brittle edges. |
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If so, she was even closer to the making of history than the five Scottish captains who commanded ships at Trafalgar on that fateful day. |
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She prefers to leave the phone off the hook because it was the telephone that brought the fateful news. |
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By 6pm that evening the ship had sailed off into the distance to meet its fateful end. |
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On that fateful night a disastrous landslide wreaked havoc on their scenic community. |
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Who would have thought Andrew and Eliese were getting married as a result of meeting one fateful day in a chat room? |
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See, the first day I'd made the fateful mistake of applying my own sunscreen, which meant slapping it on my shoulders and back. |
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Perhaps if my unit had been able to capture that bomber on that fateful night, Dr. Appelbaum would have walked his daughter to the chuppa. |
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Well it was too late now and my jealousy and paranoia grew on one fateful Friday afternoon. |
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Why did Ella and I have to go to that ominous, ill-omened party on that fateful, fateful day? |
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Surely, a man encountered Agnes and impregnated her, and scared, Agnes kept quiet until the fateful night. |
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Politically-motivated gregariousness and poor time organisation proved fateful. |
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On that fateful night a disastrous landslide wrecked havoc on their scenic community. |
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He no longer sits up nights like he used to, but memories of the fateful decision haunt him every day. |
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He took the fateful decision to jump from the dinghy and swim for the shore but did not make it, despite being a strong swimmer and fit. |
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It was truly difficult to express into words what she had gone through on that fateful day. |
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Both films follow three people whose lives become entangled after a fateful accident. |
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This was the one time she misused her powers, and it proved to have fateful consequences. |
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It was the one name that the queen was loath to hear at that fateful moment and her heart was hardened. |
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I remember yelling at my brother in shock and disbelief that fateful April Fools' night. |
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I realized many of the young men who lost their lives that fateful December were the same age as my own sons are now. |
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After that fateful year, they made it to the finals only four times and they lost each time in a close contest. |
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But one fateful night, she forgot to replace the capstone on the sacred spring. |
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It is obvious that they expect him to make a more compelling case before such a fateful juncture is reached. |
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She spoke with us about fateful encounters and the knowledge she has gleaned. |
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At this fateful juncture in our history it is vital that we see clearly who are our enemies, and that we deal with them. |
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For many, this was the horrifying, almost fateful consequence of the life he had led. |
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Fifty years after that first, fateful visit to Recreation Park, he saw silverware raised aloft. |
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Once a fateful decision has been taken, an open mind becomes a luxury because any reappraisal may result in confused orders and demoralization. |
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A few days after that fateful jam session, Rocky was sitting at home, fingering his guitar to a tune only he knew. |
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Later, I learned how some believed a pomegranate and not an apple to be the fateful fruit Eve plucked from the tree. |
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It's a cry from the heart for the West, united in righteous and understandable anger, to pause for thought before taking the next fateful step. |
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Before that fateful day, my partner was content with a glass of orange juice in the morning. |
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In the fateful evening when he was returning from his office, he was caught by a group of goondas and taken away to a deserted place. |
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Then late in the summer comes the fateful day when you discover your results. |
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That fateful final pass was too early and a soft job for the Zimbabwean goalkeeper. |
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Before his fateful punch-up, Bardem had been an aspiring painter, part-time stripper and occasional jobbing actor. |
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However, those same predictions can whip us into frenzy if the fateful deadline looms ahead. |
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But the sound of Neptune's fateful waves lapping the nearby shore is masterly. |
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Thanks to all those hearty Bomber fans from all over Australia and beyond who checked out the live blog of the fateful trip to Adelaide. |
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If the appeal starts as scheduled, it will open a year to the day since the group flew to Greece to begin the fateful trip. |
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On October 20th, 1973, the Saudis at last took the fateful step so long feared. |
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McCloy's short, but fascinating piece documents the events of one fateful night when a gig is busted by the police. |
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One sobering statistic that will be forever etched in my mind is that over 3,000 children lost a mother or father on that fateful day. |
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The fateful day dawned, and still the city was beleaguered on every side, while within its walls the Aztecs were dying of famine and plague. |
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On the eve of his fateful appointment as chancellor, his party was tottering on the brink of disintegration. |
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That fateful day, an alliance was formed between the people of the Northern Continent, and sealed with the blood of those fallen in battle. |
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The story of Nongqawuse's fateful vision which presaged the ruin of the Xhosa nation comes alive in a recording of contemporary Xhosa children singing a folk song about it. |
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It's a fateful symbiosis in a downward spiral of political aspiration. |
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Shortly after his accession he solemnized his fateful marriage to Catherine, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain and widow of his brother Arthur. |
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Fanatical in her devotion to high Anglo-Catholicism, she became chairman of the Society of Mary, which was what led her on that fateful Coatbridge pilgrimage. |
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It was the fateful divorce between the sacred and the secular. |
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In the wake of that fateful 2008 evening, Cotillard has worked for, and alongside, some of the biggest names in Hollywood. |
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A few days after this fateful visit, each visionary reported seeing images of rivers of blood and headless corpses. |
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For those who saw Murray before that fateful summer of 1975, there's little doubt he would have been a star had he continued batting strictly right-handed. |
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Looking like film noir stills, these photographs were nighttime shots of the actual sites where the fateful encounters between police and civilians occurred. |
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If destiny had willed otherwise on that fateful Monday, Victor would still have been chasing the rain, in tireless pursuit of the monsoon's elusive splendours. |
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The President was back in the state where he spent that fateful morning, before being flown off on a zig-zag cross-country journey which finally took him back to Washington. |
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In a devised piece of theatre, dance and mime, The Shysters' cast of eight actors with learning disabilities present a love story set in the key of a fateful fandango. |
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On that fateful Friday, July 13th, Sanders joined Democratic staff investigator Scott Armstrong in questioning butterfield. |
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Girl, your ancestors survived the fateful trip to the coast, the middle passage, survived slavery, colonialism and everything else that came with it. |
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Much of this legislation, cynically titled the USA Patriot Act, was railroaded through Congress within six weeks of the terrorist attacks of that fateful September morning. |
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Many in his own party regarded him as a country bumpkin who lacked the education and moral character to lead our nation through such a fateful crisis. |
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We know more about the Incas than their Andean predecessors because of their fateful contact with the Spanish conquistadors in the sixteenth century. |
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They rub along, have a child, and then a fateful diagnosis changes their lives for ever. |
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A decade later, James made the fateful decision to invade England in support of France under the terms of the Auld Alliance. |
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Returning to Boston in fall 1873, Bell made a fateful decision to concentrate on his experiments in sound. |
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A shift in Dutch politics ensued that would prove fateful for the Republic. |
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This is the first and only time the three of us met Asquith during those fateful days. |
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His ideal of a woman looked up at Tom Smith's great sun-burnt Lincoln-like face, umbrellaed by the fateful sombrero, and laughed. |
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Meanwhile, for many Geminians the eclipse is bound to coincide with a time of fateful meetings and you may feel that your future lies elsewhere. |
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Lindsay Lohan was also spotted at the restaurant that fateful night. |
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I had moved a clump of Marsh Marigolds that fateful afternoon, part of the buttercup family, some members of which are poisonous. |
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It started with that fateful trip, history was never the same afterwards. |
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But one fateful night, he fell from the bunk bed in his labour camp. |
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To the contrary, the Alliance had plenty on its plate before Moscow made its fateful decision to send Russian military forces throughout Crimea and into the Donbas. |
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On the same visit to Oberlin he volunteered to codirect a school production of Tartuffe, in which he also played a bit part that turned out to be fateful. |
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He sees the boat draw alongside the sailboat as one of the two men on deck catches the line and the other shouts fateful katharevousa in exchange for demotic greetings. |
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It tells of the fictional Spinal Tap, one of England's loudest bands, who are chronicled by film director Marty DeBergi on what proves to be a fateful tour. |
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I am leaving Paris, after eight fateful months, with conflicting emotions. |
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Pripyat theme park was due to open on April 26, 1986, but the fateful day of the grand opening was also the day of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster four miles away. |
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The Reconquista, of course, was completed in 1492, only months before Columbus received official backing for his fateful voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. |
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Before checking out the said viral video uploaded by YouTube user Flicky Rich, here's a little background about what happened on that fateful day. |
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This ensign was given to Willam Anderson, whose ship chandler company made repairs on CSS Alabama, shortly before she made her fateful return voyage to Cherbourg, France. |
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Today, Mrs. Khan shares a room in a dreary nursing home on the fringes of Houston, paralyzed from midchest down and tormented by a fateful choice to try to remake her life. |
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