Bloated
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Holmes even manages to weaponize his scans: in his first Awesomeness by Analysis scene, as noted above, he notes that his opponent is a "heavy drinker" and aims a shot at his bloated liver.
Source: Film / Sherlock Holmes - The military industry, hydrocarbons extraction, and other "marketable" goods came first, and this along with sudden exposure of the economy to the laws of demand left the notoriously bloated and inefficient heavy industries inherited from the USSR to fend for themselves.
Source: Useful Notes / The New Russia
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