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Star Trek Into Darkness sees one of the most iconic double acts return to cinema screens in the form of the Enterprise's Captain Kirk and his first officer Spock. And just like their characters, actors Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto have developed quite the bond.

Zach and Chris are busy promoting their new movie around the world and it sounds like they're loving spending even more time together, despite their personalities being somewhat chalk and cheese:

"The worst thing is that Zach likes to play these ridiculous vocabulary games," Pine revealed to MTV News, "which he will tell everybody he wins, which is such a crock of bullsh--."

"I think we both have a healthy sense of competition, which infuses our dynamic a little bit with an edge of humor and spontaneity," says Quinto, using some typically big words to illustrate his point!

Star Trek Into Darkness' Chris Pine And Zachary Quinto On Word Games And Their Bromance

Zachary Quinto, Chris Pine and their Star Trek co-star Zoe Saldana (WENN)

Just like Spock and Kirk the two actors have grown to rely on each other after a tough day: "When you're talking about exhaustion and depending on someone to answer questions all day long, you can depend on Zachary Quinto because that man can run words together like it is going out of style," Pine reveals about his co-star.

"You'll see me in interviews and a question will be asked and I'll just [go] 'uh-huh, uh-huh'... and I'll just look at Zach and Zach will take it away."

Zach meanwhile adds that his mate has a tendency to go off the rails when he's hungry, revealing: "The worst thing is, you've never met somebody who goes from totally normal to 'I have to eat right now,' says Quinto of Pine. "So we'll be in the middle of an eight-hour day of press, and then he'll just like hold the phone while he eats his oatmeal."

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May 9, 2013

THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 8, 2013

On behalf of the President and the people of the United States, we congratulate Prime Minister Najib on his coalitions victory in Malaysias parliamentary elections on Sunday May 5. We also congratulate the people of Malaysia, who turned out in record numbers to cast their votes, as well as the parties of the opposition coalition on their campaigns, as a vibrant opposition is a foundation of democracy.

We note concerns regarding reported irregularities in the conduct of the election, and believe it is important that Malaysian authorities address concerns that have been raised. We look forward to the outcome of their investigations. The United States looks forward to continuing its close cooperation with the government and the people of Malaysia to continue to strengthen democracy, peace, and prosperity in the region.

Mr Press Secretary The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC

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Watch this Youtube about what happened on May 8 at Kelana Jaya Stadium, Selangor, Malaysia. Malaysians have shown to the United States and the rest of the world that they are unhappy with the outcome of the Malaysian elections no.13. Your statement is, therefore, disappointing to say the least.Din Merican

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If it were possible to tally up all the moments of my life so far, the top activities would probably be watching "Simpsons" reruns, talking to computers over the telephone, and asking fellow diners, "Are you gonna eat that?"

The activity of "swapping the places of the letter E and the letter R" wouldn't make the top three, yet it would nonetheless rank surprisingly high.

"In theatres now!"

"An exciting night of live theatre."

"The festival will take place in the city centre."

Back when a lot of my work was editing entertainment- and retail-related press releases, I spent an impressive chunk of my week moving the Rs and Es in theatre and centre. When, on occasion, I got to talk to the people behind the spelling choices, I got a glimpse into their reasoning.

Many people think theatre is the correct spelling. Others think the theatre is different from a theater. These folks will tell you that theatre refers to the art of or a venue for live stage performance, but theaters are places where movies are shown.

Still others believe that theatre and centre are simply to be rolled out any time you want to sound fancy.

These reasons fell on deaf ears. I changed the theatres to theaters and the centres to centers anyway but not because they were wrong, per se.

Both theatre and centre are standard spellings in British English. But they also appear in American dictionaries. Webster's New World College Dictionary gives theatre its own entry, where it defines it as a "variant" of theater. As for centre, Webster's notes that it's "chiefly British."

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A Word, Please: Going to the theatre, or the theater?

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Typhoid Vaccination Social Marketing launched in Nepal
Press Release Typhoid Vaccine Launched Pokhara, April 16, 2013 SIVA Marketing and Consulting P Ltd (SIVA), a non-profit organization specialized in promoting essential health products and...

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