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The film, clocking in at just under two hours, takes its time and dawdles in places, but it does grow on you, saving its best moments for the end. The longer Japan dawdles, not only the more difficult its own recovery becomes but the more protracted a general Asian crisis remains. One component, the pepper-minty L-carvone, zips across the nasal membrane, but the other, the aniselike odorant octane, dawdles. |
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