Action film starring Channing Tatum as Shawn MacArthur, a young small-time criminal who is introduced to the dangerous world of underground street fighting by seasoned scam artist Harvey Boarden (Terrence Howard). Boarden goes on to become MacArthur's manager on the bare knuckle brawling circuit.

Los tres grandes ejes entorno a los que gira este volumen: fraseologia, variacion y traduccion son temas de una candente actualidad en el mundo de la linguistica y de la traduccion. Se presentan en esta obra un conjunto de 21 trabajos que se centran en la investigacion fraseologica. Estas aportaciones y analisis abordan el tratamiento discursivo de las UF con sus numerosas variaciones y su comportamiento traductologico. Con esta obra se pretende contribuir a incrementar la bibliografia fraseologica multilingue con ejemplos provenientes de trabajos de corpus desde diversos ambitos de especialidad y de investigaciones que continuan en curso y que abren nuevas puertas a la investigacion de nuestra disciplina.

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Robert Martin shines the spotlight of truth on the dismal state of free speech in Canada. With impeccable research and a clear, conversational tone, Robert provides devastating commentary on the absurdity of political correctness and post-modern liberalism.