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...only caveat: the material is “non-circulating to insure availability” (for all lesbian sex aficionados). There is a Xerox machine in the Reference Room, but the researchers on “Culinary Art in Kazakhstan” or “Marriage Rituals in Medieval Mozambique” probably won’t look too kindly upon the person spending an hour copying page after page of naked women rolling around in bed (and other locales). But never fear—the bimonthly On Our Backs is $5.95 per issue or $34.95 an year. Just...
...This caveat did not prevent the scientist from describing what research they were conducting and where they saw it headed, however...
...observer. Iceland walked out of the IWC in 1992, saying it never expected the 1986 moratorium to be in place that long. Last month, Iceland wanted back in - while saying it reserved the right to resume whale hunting if it decided the populations were strong enough. That caveat was enough for a majority of the commission to deny the country a vote. Counting Iceland in their camp nonetheless, Japan and its supporters "corrected" the record on subsequent votes. And for the 14th year in a row, Japan failed to win approval for the killing of 50 minke whales by four...
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...prodded by the week's events to reflect on their home, and the vulnerability that comes with isolation. Dangling a shotgun as he waves down vehicles for inspection, a young policeman says this kind of violence is rare. But before motioning the next vehicle on, he adds a chilling caveat: "Now you wonder, though, how often murder does go on and we don't know about...