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...crisis began just after 9 on Wednesday night. After an intermission, theatergoers headed back to their seats in the 1,163-seat auditorium for Act II of Nord-Ost (North-East), a popular musical romance. Suddenly, masked attackers in battle dress burst into the building. Some fired into the air, while others raced onto the stage shouting, "We are Chechens!" and "We are at war here...
...tracked his nuclear activities, Kim was showing signs of opening the North's barbed-wire gates, economically and diplomatically. He edged in the direction of primitive market reforms and announced a grandiose scheme for a private-enterprise zone along the border with China. Just as intriguing was the sudden burst of sunshine from Pyongyang diplomats as they clamored to hold talks with Seoul, Tokyo and even Washington. Soon after a shoot-out with Seoul's patrol boats that left five dead, the North scheduled its first tete-a-tete with the South in nine months...
...season, he has accumulated 696 yards of total offense while scoring four touchdowns. Amazingly, each of the four was touchdowns was scored in a different way. He ran in for a score and returned a kickoff for a touchdown against Cornell. In the season opener versus Holy Cross, Byrnes burst onto the offensive by not only catching a touchdown pass, but also throwing one of his own to Morris...
...didn’t matter that my companion was a new missionary who burst into tears constantly and said missionary work was too hard. In another life, I might have told her to stop blubbering and get to work, or else politely ignored her while seeing to my own business. But I learned to compromise, to be sympathetic, and to see her welfare as my first concern...
...knew he wanted to make movies. He attended less than a week of film school at NYU before dropping out. Yet despite his relative inexperience and anonymity (his first film was the little seen but fascinating character study Hard Eight a.k.a. Sydney), in 1997 writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson burst onto the scene with Boogie Nights, an energetic and volatile film that focused on the southern California pornography industry in the 1970s and 1980s. The film became an instant critical and audience favorite. In an era where films were dull and lifeless it lived and breathed, and the swooping and panning...