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He has said that he’s really proud of the film and admires Stewart’s courage in entrusting him to make it.

“I am really proud of this film, and I admire Martha’s courage in entrusting me to make it,” he told the New York Times.

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"Japanese educational philosophy has maintained a balance between acting by one's will and entrusting oneself to something beyond its will," stated Professor Hirota.

Could be nothing more than the A’s looking out for their interests, rather than entrusting that to a third party.

This, however, only makes us like Kish more, cementing that producers made the right choice in entrusting her with a seat at this table.

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