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...speak, fly today. The dim-bulb hero (Patrick Warburton, Seinfeld's Puddy) is a font of cockeyed metaphors ("I will spread my buttery justice over your every nook and cranny!"), and in the pilot he fights a Soviet robot built in 1979 to kill Jimmy Carter, as if to admit that the very idea of the infallible superhero is decades outdated. Based on Ben Edlund's cult comic, this is exactly the kind of highly ironic, hero-puncturing entertainment that is supposedly a no-no now. Except that it's also creative, appealing and spray-milk-out-your-nose funny...
...providing counseling and information to those who request it. Physicians will be running information sessions on anthrax this week, but admit that the likelihood of an infection incident is low. “The risk of actually contracting anthrax is extraordinarily low, just because targets seem to be at government offices, not everyday folks,” Hennings said...
...paper, at least, this is elegance itself. The fact that it is, as some Alliance leaders admit, inspired by the domino theory should give some cause for concern. It does not here...
...seem that they have one obvious alternative: Lesley students could simply cross the street over to Harvard. However: “We don’t hear a lot about what’s going on at Harvard,” explains Wright. Some of the Lesley girls do admit to wishing that they had more of a relationship with Harvard, particularly with its male population. According to McGrath, “there are a lot of hot Harvard guys...
...future leaders of America, he said, would never admit to having not read Shakespeare, but would find it “acceptable not to know a gene from a chromosome...