ad nauseam
| (Latin) to the point of disgust. |
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Then there's Godard's complete lack of narrative focus, which
makes David Lynch's ``Inland Empire'' feel like a sitcom
(without the rabbits), and the fact that the character with the most
dialogue is not Marina Vlady's hooker but Godard himself, who
whispers Marxist musings ad nauseam throughout the movie. We've all heard rhetoric similar to this ad nauseam. During the last three years, the well-publicized resurgence of
Harlem has been documented ad nauseam. |
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