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ve·ry true
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of very true in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of very true in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
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New York City in 1791, when the Second Amendment was ratified, had 33,000 people in it. New York City now has eight million residents and more on a work day, new York City is crowded, New York City is dangerous. And the notion that we'll all feel better if we just think the person who's walking towards us on the street might be carrying a weapon, that that will all make us feel more secure unless we are packing ourselves -- I don't think that rings very true to most New York City residents, irrespective of their political views.
The great thing about doing KISS meets Scooby Doo is because of the length of it, as opposed to just a short, animated piece, we really got a chance to flesh it out, and we had people working who wanted a cohesive script. Whereas, I have to say with 'KISS Meets the Phantom,' to this day, I am not sure what that's about. But this holds together really well, and it is very true to Scooby-Doo and very true to us.
A lot of the interest in Morgan comes from us being very true to our roots, in new markets it becomes a nice selling point because the 106 years of heritage are fascinating for people when they do the research, and being family-owned adds another element.
L.A. has that reputation for paying more attention to movie stars than Michelin stars, but what is also very true is that this is a city where people still really appreciate exceptional food and service.
And I said that if the buildings in New York City, the World Trade Center buildings, came down by demolition charges -- that is to say -- if there was this evidence that there was that something was preset there, then the implications of that are massive, i've been doing some reading and doing some studying, and I believe that to be very, very true.
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