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"If this isn’t excessive force, I don’t know what is…this officer committed felony assault, why is Ms. Pagan being prosecuted and not the officer?" said Schumann-Ortega.

Bin and Qiao call on Lin Jiadong (Diao Yinan), who has just come out of prison and his sister, Jiayan (Casper Liang), presents them with a box of expensive cigars. While returning home, however, the couple are hijacked by a motorcycle gang in the centre of town. Having watched his chauffeur get beaten with crash helmets, Bin leaps out of the car to stand his corner. But he is overpowered and the youths only back off when Qiao fires her lover’s gun into the air. The gesture has the desired effect, but Qiao is arrested and jailed for possessing an illegal firearm, which she insists belongs to her rather than Bin. When her old friend Qing comes to see her, Qiao asks her to keep an eye on her ailing father and admits that Bin has abandoned her and she catches a glimpse of the club where they had held court while being transferred by coach to a prison outside the district. 

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Rattling in on the Piccadilly Line from Daily Mail Land, it wasn’t until we crossed the North Circular Road that the demonstrators started getting on board. First up was a scruffy bird in Doc Martens and one of those Intifada scarves. She was brandishing a tatty cardboard ‘Stop Leave’ sign.

This closing sequence appears to be the most cunning of the swipes that this compelling saga takes at post-millennial China, as the decision by General Secretary Xi Jinping to give the propaganda ministry the final say in all matters cinematic means that directors like Jia Zheng-ke will be placed under much closer scrutiny. One hopes that he continues to demonstrate such ingenuity in his future state of the nation bulletins, as he is too valuable a commentator to allow himself to be silenced – although he did have to acquiesce in the domestic removal of ace director Feng Xiaogang’s cameo as the doctor after he became caught up in the Fan Bingbing tax scandal.

Clifton “Jiggs” Chase is a musician, arranger, songwriter, and producer who was employed by Sugar Hill Records in the ‘80s. If you know classics like Sugarhill Gang’s “Apache,” Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s “It’s Nasty,” Spoonie Gee’s “Spoonie Is Back,” or Crash Crew’s “We Want To Rock,” you’ve heard his work behind the boards. Speaking of Sugar Hill Records, the Jonzun Crew produced rap records for them, too, in addition to making funk, soul, and disco for various labels. The group is responsible for Sugarhill Gang and the Furious Five’s “Showdown” and Brother to Brother’s “Monster Jam.” They also co-produced (without credit) Sequence’s “Funky Sound (Tear the Roof Off)” with Chase. Arthur Baker, for his part, would make waves in 1981 with Afrika Bambaataa and the Jazzy 5’s “Jazzy Sensation,” a hip-hop version of the Gwen McCrae floor filler “Funky Sensation.” The track’s “Bronx Version” was arguably the song of the year, as much for Baker’s infectious bass-driven track as for the oft-sampled “The ladies! The ladies!” chants. Bambaataa has since had his legacy tarnished by horrific sexual abuse allegations, but Arthur Baker’s contributions to “Jazzy Sensation” still ring out as strong as ever. —Dart Adams

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One of the main reasons that the people of Skyrim generally dislike the White-Gold Concordant is that it allowed the Altmer to make rules on religion. With their Talos worship banned, the Nords weren’t very happy. While most scenes involving this situation are about Nord protests or Altmer disgust, northeast of Pinewatch is the worst of it. For keeping their faith, several nords were brutally slain on their Shrine of Talos. Nearby, a Thalmor Soldier also perished from his wounds. Between his direct orders to end their lives and the bloody mess everywhere, it’s a pretty terrible scene. No wonder it’s an unmarked location.

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“The game wasn’t five minutes old when Levi went up to bat and fouled his first swing of the season off his eye,” South coach Ben Baier said, softly, recoiling at what was about to unfold on the playing field. “At first, I thought it went off his nose – there was a lot of blood – and Levi came running over to me and I knew it was a lot worse.”

That alone would be enough to walk away with the year. But we’re not done. 1988 was also the year that Marley released his compilation album In Control, Volume 1, which featured Juice Crew artists and affiliates like Craig G, Masta Ace, Biz, and Heavy D—as well as, for some reason now lost to time, Roxanne Shanté dissing Salt-N-Pepa for “Push It.” Marley’s production is top-notch throughout, but there’s also the little matter of “The Symphony.” The song is arguably the greatest rap posse cut of all time, and Marley’s genius idea of mashing up Otis’ “Hard to Handle” with a classic breakbeat is no small part of the reason why. When you add that accomplishment to everything else, it becomes clear that, even in the year of Nation of Millions, The Great Adventures of Slick Rick, Straight Outta Compton, Critical Beatdown, and Strictly Business, the production god of QB stands supreme.