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** Bleeders [[MakeMeWannaShout emit powerful screams]] that cause internal bleeding (most of their targets bleed through the ears) though at peak strength and or in numbers, can shatter glass and damage structures.

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** Bleeders [[MakeMeWannaShout [[SuperScream emit powerful screams]] that cause internal bleeding (most of their targets bleed through the ears) though at peak strength and or in numbers, can shatter glass and damage structures.

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For the 1996 novel of the same name that was made into the 2009 movie ''Precious'', click [[Literature/{{Push}} here.]]


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If you're looking for the 1996 novel of the same name that was made into the 2009 movie ''Precious'', click [[Literature/{{Push}} here.]]
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* SealedOrders: The film centers around Sealed Orders to get around the mind-reading capabilities of a psychic. The one who came up with the plan also [[MemoryGambit has his memory of coming up with it wiped]] to further ensure its success.
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* HellishPupils: When Screamers do their thing, their irises narrow horizontally into slits.
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* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Kira starts to kiss Nick while in the bathroom, and then he closes the door. It's implied the two have sex in there.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: At least one mook gets killed this way on screen in the climax, due to two extremely powerful Movers and an effectively endless supply of bamboo scaffolding fighting off a bunch of gun-toting gang bangers.
** How [[spoiler: Ezra]] dies in the tie-in prequel comic: Impaled by a metal pipe launched by a powerful Mover.
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** In the comics, Carver "shoots" a guy, but reveals that he's not even armed, and just planted the image of a gun, causing the guy to unconsciously put himself into a self-induced coma for a few days.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: Cassie's mother, Elizabeth, is shown with black hair in the film, but is blonde in the tie-in prequel comic (though it's entirely possible she dyed it herself during her time as a fugitive of the Division).
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* TheConspiracy: In the comics [[spoiler: it's revealed that this is the Division's true role. They perfected Hitler's psychic soldier research, then proceeded to kidnap potential psychics from all over, and Push them into thinking they were "rescued" by the Division, so they could be trained and employed to do things no government agency could do with ordinary man power, so they could steer the direction of the world's growth however they see fit]].

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