napier

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• In the case of the latter, Napier says that there are clear similarities between Spirited Away and del Toro’s 2006 live-action fantasy Pan’s Labyrinth.

• When Spirited Away took home the Academy Award, Napier says, “people were starting to say, wow, what’s all this about animation that it’s getting its own category, that it’s considered a real art form.”

• He compares Napier’s argument to seeing a group of bears in the forest.

• He’s an astronomer at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who works with Napier.

• “It really looks like we just find things where we look,” Napier says.

• We can conscientiously recommend 'Neutronics,' by Dr. Napier, to the careful perusal of our invalid readers.

• Figueiras was reduced by a naval expedition, under Admiral Napier, and Coimbra opened its gates to the duke himself.

• At any rate, a glance at the pages of a Napier, or a word from the Duke of Wellington would have enlightened him on the subject.

• Mrs. Napier has a pet school for boys, kept by a cousin of hers, I fancy, that ought to be a fairly useful one.

• This, which Napier described as "the ordinary food of the Portuguese," is the backbone of the worker's menu.