[15] Jagger met Richards again on 17 October 1961 on Platform Two of Dartford railway station
[61] Her performance earned praise from critics, with Tom Gliatto of People highlighting Burnett as the series' "strongest performance", adding: "Burnett plays Norma with an unforgiving toughness even when she's comatose and, by some miracle, she projects the slapstick kick of her old CBS comedy show." [62] Judy Berman of Time wrote "the legendary Carol Burnett [plays] the funniest convalescent you'll ever meet." [63] Burnett said that while Palm Royale was "probably" her last acting appearance, she was pursuing other projects as a writer, producer, or presenter
Second, current users may be more attentive to and therefore more likely to recall anti-tobacco messages due to the messages personal relevance, a phenomenon documented in previous research 33
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Sorcerer was the exception, a film plagued with production problems, least of all Friedkins own massive ego
