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It was about a private investigator in the 1940's, or maybe the '50's. But the hook was that they discovered magic overseas during WW2 and things have changed dramatically. The main character was a gifted magic user, but refused to use magic because he got someone killed when he did use magic. The movie was made in the '80's I think, or early '90's. I seem to remember that the name "lovecraft" was attached to it somehow. There was at least three movies in the series.

If anyone has a title or actor name, I'd be happy to hear it.

If one part of a relationship is never interested in sex, at what point does it become understandable/acceptable for the other to seek physical attention elsewhere. If other aspects of the relationship are good and there's no intention to break up.

Any suggestions on brand/model? Or experience and impressions of specific models?

I see questions regularly asking why people are so hostile towards vegetarians or vegans. And in the same question they ask why omnivores haven't "seen the light" or say we're just too stupid or bitter to understand eating meat is wrong.

Can't you see that those kinds of attitudes are exactly why people are hostile. Your beliefs are not universal, and I'm not obliged to agree with you. So please don't act all superior just because of your personal dietary choices.

Does anyone have a source for information regarding Japanese A-Bomb test during World War Two?

(other than Wiki please)