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• The notorious case, in which five haughty youths with a history of white supremacist agitation have been implicated but never convicted, set off vigils against racism and a series of investigations that proved naggingly inconclusive.
• Tuesday night's lucid, though naggingly short-sighted documentary lionizes the men who devised the strategy that brought the giant tobacco companies, not to their knees, but at least to a bargaining position.
• The naggingly high jobless figures have been a scourge for Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, whose government is suffering from dismal popularity ratings as it tries to push through reforms it hopes will stimulate the economy and create jobs.
• One analyst said he expects Ford will top Wall Street's consensus estimate of 51 cents a share for the three months ending March 31, despite naggingly soft U . S . sales during the unfolding period.
• Frustrated cell phone communication among the major characters is such a naggingly unfunny recurrent gag in the film that by the time it's over, you wish that dog had devoured every telephone on the set ahead of time.
• The problem seems to lie with first-time feature director Myles Connell, who wrote a credible, involving, if naggingly familiar screenplay, but never establishes a filming rhythm that would propel the story forward with dramatic tension.
• Directed by Harris, whose naggingly surface performance as the bluff painter has earned him an Oscar nod, " Pollock " is a cursory string of episodes that never gels into a complete, compelling or convincing profile.
• So his film doesn't conclude with the bang we expect from the legal thriller genre so much as it whimpers to the kind of anti-climax that might work in a documentary, but is naggingly unsatisfying in a drama.
• Granted, that approach can occasionally produce a couple of naggingly catchy songs particularly their breakthrough hit,'Lump' but it basically results in a series of smug, self-satisfied songs that are neither funny nor catchy ."
• Stephen Dalton of " NME ", on the other hand, called " Kish Kash " " a naggingly problematic record " with " a void at its heart that no amount of cool celebrity mates can conceal ."
• "Entertainment Weekly "  s Tom Sinclair depicted the album as " Chilly keyboard motifs gliding across gut-punching bass lines, strings and synths swooping in and out of the mix, naggingly familiar guitar licks providing visceral punctuation ".
• It should come as no surprise, then, that " O Brother " is as naggingly funny, gorgeously photographed and completely unexpected as any film of the last year _ and that it pretty much evaporates from your memory moments after it is over.
• Overall Mars-Jones thought that " James Bond is more like a low-tar cigarette than anything else  less stimulating than the throat-curdling gaspers of yesteryear, but still naggingly implicated in unhealthiness, a feeble bad habit without the kick of a vice ."
• And it is a good movie, taking the serious-summer-movie slot in previous years filled by " Road to Perdition, " then " Seabiscuit . " However, there are problems with erratic pacing, too many unnecessary sex scenes and, more naggingly, with the casting.
• :The most controversial naggingly ongoing cases in the US over the last 15 years or so has been over various subspecies of the Spotted Owl, which is not particularly cute . ( To non-owls, anyway . ) talk ) 19 : 57, 8 May 2009 ( UTC)
• The single, " Blue ( Da Ba Dee ), " is typical of what you'll find on the rest of the CD . With a naggingly catchy processed vocal refrain and bouncy beat, the tune is a huge hit around the globe and now sits in Billboard's Top 10.
• Their success in the UK and other parts of the world was rekindled in 1988 with the " naggingly catchy " Two other album tracks charted in England, " Life's Just A Ballgame " ( U . K . no . 32 ) and " Celebrate The World " ( U . K . no . 19 ).
• But Karmen, an Ascap member for 25 years, refuses to be silenced, as perhaps befits someone whose commercial hit parade includes ditties for Wrigley's Spearmint Gum, Dial Soap, the Nevele Hotel, Hertz Rent-a-Car and General Tires among many others that once heard become naggingly difficult to get out of the brain.
• Of necessity, the banished writers wrote for an international audience because, as critic Kenner has pointed out, " they have always been naggingly aware that the Irish as a rule do not buy books, have never bought them, have even inherited a tradition whereby to write when . . . talking is an unnatural act ."