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...being done is sometimes wrong. They are able to say that they wouldn't kill people just because their favorite cartoon character killed someone. Sometimes this isn't even a matter of conscious thought. Most children regard cartoons as a form of entertainment. They laugh. They don't take copious notes and contemplate how to recreate what they saw on television that afternoon...
...real work of art was that night's appetizer special ($4.95), a very light, very large pastry shell filled with a copious assortment of veggies: eggplant, tomato, scallion, mushroom, red pepper. The whole concoction was saturated with a thick, browned butter and garlic sauce, with thinly-chopped parsley subduing the richness. Says Annette, "I hate all of those vegetables normally, but in the medium of the sauce, it was really good." Says Adam, "Ditto (well, really it's the eggplant and mushroom I won't even look...
Many women also donated hand-knitted sweaters, mufflers and caps to the fighting Americans in Europe. "Everyone was always carrying knitting around," Cohen remembers. "I couldn't imagine [the products] were very useful, but they took it to lectures often and instead of taking copious notes, they would knit...
...after accepting copious expressions of support from Harvard's top brass, the coalition seems to have faded in recent weeks. The one deadline it set passed quietly on April 16 and its individual members have concentrated on specific interests, such as the Asian American Association's push for the return of Asian American studies courses...
Until now, Hillary has not submerged herself in the day-to-day work of the . task force but has been briefed regularly by Magaziner. For the most part, she has played congressional lobbyist, paying calls on members and listening for ideas while a trio of aides take copious notes. Lawmakers report that the First Lady, for all her reputed aloofness, knows the right moves. When Illinois Democrat Dan Rostenkowski suggested to Hillary that her husband was sending her into a "huge hellfire" on health care, she adroitly replied, "You know, Mr. Chairman, Chicago looks a lot better as a result...