Hanson, University of California, San Diego and NBER, "The
China Syndrome: Local Labor Market Effects of Import Competition in the U.S."
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CHINA SYNDROME: Jenson Button (right) celebrates with team principal Martin Whitmarsh and teammate Lewis Hamilton
But only three years later, "
China Syndrome" heralded the new kind of reporter.
The
China Syndrome, a Hollywood thriller about a fictional accident at a U.S.
WITH regard to a recent letter from A Stephenson (
China Syndrome, 26.09.08), the North would still have the world's best shipbuilding and manufacturing businesses if the last government hadn't closed them down.
Yet, my favorite part of the course comes late each semester when more nontraditional genres are explored, from cult movies like "The Princess Bride" (1987) and "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" (1994), to problem films such as "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" (1967) and "The
China Syndrome" (1979).
Canada, France, and Japan are also using nuclear power without the fear and loathing engendered by fright films like The
China Syndrome and Silk wood.
Blues became embroiled in a
China Syndrome sort of fiasco when the directors accepted Yeung's pounds 15million offer for a 29.9 per cent stake in the club with the object of a takeover last December.
The authors observe that Fonda's antinuclear thriller "The
China Syndrome," which opened just 12 days before the Three Mile Island accident in 1979, helped stoke "a widespread panic." Fonda became a high-profile anti-nuke activist in an already-strong movement.
Mike Gray, who penned "The
China Syndrome," is writing the script.
Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, nukes in the wrong hands, and "The
China Syndrome" film generated a lot of phobia regarding nuclear that is part truth and part fiction.
The subject is the source and warning signs of the next pandemic, and the methodology of its spread is the focus of
CHINA SYNDROME: THE TRUE STORY OF THE 21ST CENTURY'S FIRST GREAT EPIDEMIC.
But their predicted worst-case accident, called the "
China Syndrome," did not transpire.
The
China Syndrome (1979) features lack Lemmon as a nuclear plant employee who stumbles into a conspiracy to cover-up the plant's faulty safety mechanisms.
Merely to be seen next to her was as toxic as the nuclear meltdown at the center of one of her many memorable movies, The
China Syndrome. How else to explain that "Hanoi Jane Urinal Stickers" still sell briskly on the Web?
