Word: clue
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...pack, renting a much smaller house in nearby Netiv Ha'asara. "It's traumatic enough for the kids," he explains. "We didn't want them to change schools and we wanted to be close to Ashdod where both my wife and I work." He says he has no clue where they will eventually live. "We have to digest this new reality before making further decisions" he says...
...strip-searched by uncountable bloggers and interest groups even before the Senate starts confirmation hearings, probably in September. Between now and then, the great inquisitors, amateur and professional, will look at every person he has known, every penny he has spent, every word he has written and every clue he has dropped about where his interests lie. But for all the predictions of a nuclear winter once the choice was announced, the political climate so far has remained remarkably calm. President Bush, having held the decision close, could only savor the spectacle of paralyzed Democrats grasping for something to object...
...congregation in a well-heeled section of Bethesda, Md. Jane's volunteer efforts help promote adoption and parenting resources. But Feminists for Life hopes to see abortion end altogether, so inquisitors who can't quite guess Roberts' core beliefs on such issues are likely to examine hers for some clue...
...says one source close to the outside board members. "It was very much the China of 20 years ago in the way the directors were treated initially?where the boss decides and the board just rubber-stamps everything. Why were they treated that way? I don't have a clue...
...first few minutes of Saraband, certain viewers will slip instantly into the world of Ingmar Bergman. The immediate clue is the presence of two familiar actors, Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson, stalwarts of the Swedish writer-director's informal repertory troupe. Here they are revisiting the roles they played in the 1972 Scenes from a Marriage, to which the new work is not so much a sequel as a descendant. There are also echoes of a dozen or more of Bergman's despairing, exhilarating films. The old themes nudge you: death, and those who aspire to it; love...