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...show host Bill Bittinger. Selfish, lecherous and desperate to move up the career ladder, he irritated and deceived his crew (including a young Geena Davis) with impeccable smarminess. Bill presaged HBO's Larry Sanders and The Office's David Brent, but it took TV a decade or two to catch up with him. Thankfully...
Don’t be alarmed by the sounds of heavy panting coming from the “Virgin” screening, it’s only people trying to catch their breath from laughing so hard. And this is one movie they are sure to be leaving satisfied...
...been watching the news closely to see if we could catch a view of our house or the neighborhood, but we've only gotten vague glimpses that don't say much, while all we've heard are rumors about which areas are dry and which areas are flooded," Suh wrote in an e-mail. "It's a bit up in the air right...
...Parliament and head home, the location’s allure gradually fades and I wonder whether a truly European politics will ever be possible. In the wake of the referenda, a number of years of stasis seem unavoidable, although thereafter it might be too late for Europe ever to catch up. Brussels may experience business as usual today, but the outlook is troubled...
...Most people are diagnosed at 50 or older. If you're diagnosed younger, it could mean that doctors caught the cancer earlier, which might mean that you have a very early stage cancer and were lucky to catch it. But it could also mean that if it's already advanced at such a young age, your prognosis may be even poorer than the prognosis for the general population...