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So it has to be careful not to shoot itself in the foot.
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Hollywood could shoot itself in the foot if it continues to release eyeball-challenging movies like Clash of the Titans.
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With one gambit, he could still give himself a hand up on the Chrysler bailout instead of continuing to shoot himself in the foot.
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Argentina continues to shoot itself in the foot in other ways.
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But instead of lowering their scores, most recreational golfers do the opposite, and shoot themselves in the foot before they even step to the first tee.
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But neither of those are central to an enduring Republican majority, and hopefully in 2008 those people who shoot themselves in the foot will retire ahead of 2008, and that the war will be in the rearview mirror rather than in the windshield.
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In this rugged terrain, smoldering embers can shoot up to 8-foot flames in a matter of seconds.
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Elsewhere, mountains shoot straight up an 11-foot-tall hanging scroll by Mi Wanzhong (1570-1628) while, in the late-16th to early-17th century fan hanging beside it, Sun Zhi's mountains arc and lunge like waves.
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After the shoot Segal extracts the old-fashioned 70mm film from the 6-foot-long chopper and runs it through a giant drum scanner to produce massive photo files, 500 megabytes per image.
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Allen Iverson, the diminutive (6-foot) point guard for the Denver Nuggets, is a quick player who can shoot--skills that might have won him a backup spot on an NBA team.
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Halle Berry had broken her foot while on location in Mallorca and he needed to wait for her full recovery to shoot a chase scene.
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