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Beginning with this notion of the limits of our scientific nomenclature, Mack goes on to explain that the abduction experiences which he describes in his book are neither real nor imagined. Instead, they belong to another realm altogether, one that does not admit of a tidy distinction between reality and fantasy...
...belong to any of the set categories, we're a strange middle group, and we don't seem to belong to anyone," Santiago said. "I don't think I have to choose one or the other...
...acting honors in "Some Like It Hot," however, belong to Lemmon. Wilder referred to Lemmon as a ham, and here it works to the film's advantage. Lemmon's complete surrender to his role, his willingness to look absolutely ridiculous, mirrors the comedy of the musician's giving in to the pleasures of being a woman. Daphne loves wearing the clothes, and loves the attention she gets from men; she begins to think of herself as a really sexy girl...
...funniest shorts of all belong to the English. Both "The Wrong Trousers" (a one-time Oscar winner) and "Bob's Birthday" (this year's winner) owe much of their irresistability to their particular brand of British humor. These two films are well-known among those in The animated know and for good reason...
Tomorrow, on Yom Ha-Shoah, the names of victims will be read all day on the steps of Widener Library. Their number is relatively small; none of us can even conceptualize six million names. If this were a Jewish tale, it would belong in synagogues, community centers and campus Hillels...