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Breanna 2022-04-20 09:01:41

1. The cruelty of life often lies in the fact that there is rarely a suitable balance between ideals and reality, and it is impossible to have both. People who choose their own beliefs among interests and beliefs are moving because they convey the idea we aspire to: to live more than just to live. 2. Women have a long way to go in the pursuit of workplace equality. For a long time, the prejudice and shackles formed in the male-dominated society seem like a huge chasm that is insurmountable, but women's gentleness and strength are their best weapons, and they will eventually prove that women are not complacent by being dependent on others, but won because of their own strength. others respect. ---Aunt Mei's acting skills are amazing. She expresses Katherine's tenderness, kindness and strength just through her eyes. She is still beautiful, and that's about it. 3. Although there are no HTC scenes and cool special effects, the content of the story and the performance of the actors are moving. Telling the big story clearly and telling the small story movingly shows the solid foundation of director Spielberg. This should also be the basic requirements of movies and novels, but unfortunately many of them can't even do the basics. 4. The story eggs are also very interesting. Because it is the theme of the Washington Daily, I secretly stepped on the New York Times. Nixon is estimated to be one of the biggest stains in the history of the US president. Making jokes about him and whipping the body of the Watergate scandal has become a must for American related movies. Hanks' classic movie "Forrest Gump" also used this as a joke. Nixon drew a circle in heaven and cursed you. . .

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  • Daniel Ellsberg: Someone said this at some point about why we stayed when we knew we were losing. Ten percent was to help the South Vietnamese. Twenty percent was to hold back the Commies. Seventy percent was to avoid the humiliation of an American defeat. Seventy percent of those boys just to avoid being humiliated? That stuck with me.

  • Fritz Beebe: The company's selling how many shares?

    Kay Graham: 1.35 million shares.

    Fritz Beebe: Price range is?

    Kay Graham: Between 24.50 and 27 dollars per share.

    Fritz Beebe: Not exactly a huge difference.

    Kay Graham: For them! But, you know, the bankers always fiddle with the prices. But, for *us*, that's over 3 million dollars and that represents over 5 years salary for 25 good reporters.