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Haller starts to leave for Maggie and his daughter's house, but is confronted by and shot by Mary Windsor. Haller believes she was not raped years ago and that she murdered Levin. Haller shoots and kills her. The police rush in; they had been using Haller as bait. Roulet is arrested again and will probably go down for several other murders. |
Haller goes home where he is confronted by Mary Windsor. She shoots Haller with his Colt Woodsman while claiming to have murdered Frank Levin. Haller shoots and kills Mary Windsor. |
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Jaime Escalante begins teaching at Garfield High School in 1974. |
Jaime Escalante begins teaching at Garfield High School in 1982. |
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Prior to closing statements in the trial, Rudy tells Leo that the Black family will settle for 1.2 million dollars; he is jerking Leo around as the Blacks will never settle. Great Benefit had previously offered the cost of the defense ($75,000) and cost of the treatment ($200,000). Leo refuses the offer immediately. |
Rudy never offers to settle for any amount as the Black family wanted a verdict in their favor. |
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The play takes place in the 1600s in England. |
It is set in 2011 in America. |
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Mendez is in a stable relationship with his wife when he goes to Tehran. |
He and his wife have separated for the time begin. |
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The book starts out with Richard sitting on his bed telling his mom he hates his new black/white chuck sneakers, while he ties them up. |
The movie starts out with Richard alarm clock waking him up. Richard gets his new black/white chuck sneakers and holds them toward the camera and tell the viewer he hates his shoes. |
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are serious friends of Hamlet's. |
Pumbaa and Timon are comedy routine s |
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Ed Fletcher is a real estate salesman. |
David Norris is a former Congressman |
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Paul threatens to destroy all of the Spice on Dune unless The Emperor steps down. |
Paul threatens to destroy all of the spice with nuclear weapons. |
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King Louis is shown to be an intelligent and deserving ruler of France. |
The King is shown in a very negative light. The twin brother is the more deserving of the throne. |