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- "American Dream" is a single by British rock band The Grip, produced by Andy Taylor at AIR Studios in London and released in the UK by Survival Records during 1990. The B-sides were recorded live on tour in 1989 and mixed by Willie.
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- American Dream might refer to:
* American Dream (L&O), the Law & Order fourth season episode.
* American Dream (SVU), the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit eighteenth season episode.
- American Dream is the 7th song from Better Than Ezra's 2005 album, Before The Robots. It runs for 3:40.
- The American Dream is the symbolic goal of all good Americans. Bad, heretical "Americans" also claim to pursue the American Dream, but all good heroes know those are, in fact, nightmares. The American Dream is available to everyone, as long as they know where their bread is buttered. This availability is brought to you by the letter "V" and the number 1. Contrary to what some Hate America Firsters lead you to believe, The Dream is usually very affordable and always for sale. Most recently it has been refined into delicious ice cream and sold in small Colbert-endorsed tubs. God bless capitalism!
- A hauntingly compelling vision of crash consumerism in Mona Lisa Overdrive, the American Dream continues to call its public on closer to the precipice of overweight hubris. The most successful public relations campaign of all time, even exceeding that of Stephen King and surprise silent partner Jimmy Carter's conspiracy to Scare the Hell Out of Everbody at $36 a hardcover pop, this barbecue heat-shimmering vision transcends all times, all moral values, and all tax classifications. What is this silent killer, and why does it draw the ambitious onward like trailer park girls to a free keg party?
- American Dream (dt. Amerikanischer Traum) war eine geplante Mission für Grand Theft Auto IV, die an achter Stelle stehen sollte. Sie erfolgte vor Logging on und nach Uncle Vlad. Warum sie es nicht in die Endversion geschafft hat, ist unbekannt.
- American Dream was a mission cut from Grand Theft Auto IV. Not much else is known about the mission. The title might suggest this would have been a Roman Bellic mission.
- American Dream is a famous novel and story with wide imagination which was written by Edward Albee
- Annabelle Nolan Roquefort was born in Chicago, IL., to Cameron Nolan and Victoria Roquefort. Her father was part of Task Force 141, and he died during the Chrell Invasion. Despite wanting to have children, particularly a daughter, Cameron never got a chance to meet his daughter, as Victoria was pregnant when he died. When Annabelle was born, her mother gave her her father's last name as her middle name. Growing up in Chicago, Annabelle found herself often at odds with her mother who, already depressed from losing her husband, slipped into post partum depression after giving birth to her daughter. Annabelle's paternal grandmother stepped in to help where she could. Though Victoria was able to recover, there was always a block between her and her daughter, one that seemed insurmountable.
- The American dream was an ideal of the United States of America. It essentially encompassed "truth, justice and the American way". (TLG: "Pilot", et al.) When John Fitzgerald Byers was a boy, the American dream was one topic that his father, Bertram Roosevelt Byers, used to talk about. The stories inspired John Byers to believe in the promise of his country. In 1989, he teamed up with Richard Langly and Melvin Frohike, an action that he later claimed was due to his belief that "someone has to expose those who would destroy that dream, someone has to write the stories they don't want you to read." (TLG: "Pilot")
- Just like Eagle Land, the American Dream comes in two flavors: This came from the perception that immigrants had of America, since they were fleeing from bad situations and places that were hostile to their groups, and finding a place they could begin anew. In a single word, the American Dream was: "Independence". No longer would surviving in life depend on your connections to the powerful few, but rather by one's own Diligence, Hard Work, and a bit of Luck. See By Your Own Bootstraps. See also and compare Los Angeles, California, the city synonymous with "change" in fiction.
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