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...Ahead of the vote, Keith seemed to understand he didn't belong on the big stage, and he talked about those 41 days being a "cleansing." But Keith, like woman-scorned Jerri, will be bitter about this the rest of his days...
...this separateness has encouraged only slow social change: birching, or beating with a birch rod, for crimes of violence against a person was still going strong in the 1970s, homosexuality was not legalized until 1992 and abortion has been permitted for mothers at risk only since 1995. Crime levels belong to '50s Britain, and even a minor mugging will make the front page of the local weekly newspapers...
...these guys, and what do they want? It turns out that the domain names and IP addresses that show up in the log may not belong to the people doing the dirty work. Hackers often commandeer other people's computers or ISPs to mask what they...
...awards presentations were just a means of killing time between performances. The speeches were uniformly bland and unexciting, as group after group engaged in a contest to see who could kiss more corporate butt. Perhaps this was necessary from a practical survival standpoint, since most of these artists belong to unstable independent labels, but it made for extremely boring listening. Even Dave Holmes seemed to notice this, and repeatedly apologized for wearing a coat and tie to the event, saying it made him look like “an asshole stockbroker.” At least Boston pride was very...
...belong to Category One. I have not given more than 50 seconds of my life to thinking about the British royals, but I sided entirely with the queen and the duke when they hesitated to participate in the mawkish public outpourings that surrounded Diana's departure...