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...however, everyone - Balinese, Javanese and foreigners - seems to be in a kind of daze, not understanding what is happening in the world or how they should feel about it, or what Indonesia?s stake in all of this might be. Meanwhile, the country seems to be drifting right into the line of fire in this conflict, without giving it too much thought. The information available to Indonesians is quite limited and overwhelmingly biased...
...School Daze...
...soon as I'm across the line I feel elated. It is hard to believe that it is really over, and I wander around the finish area mingling with the other exhausted competitors in a happy daze. After half an hour I'm still feeling great, but my heart sinks when I see that the results are posted. I distinctly remember being passed many, many times during the race by folks going at absolute warp speed relative to my feeble plowing. I also distinctly remember - not - passing one single other skier. One thing that would ruin all this good feeling...
...recorded was built to resemble a ruin, which distorts the perception of time and space. Add to all this that the subtle time-lapse video recording, in which an image on one screen lags behind the same one on the other, and you feel like you are in a daze...
Their very forthrightness may have helped squelch suggestions that a bribe was involved. Their portrayal of a White House in disarray--the Final Daze--sounded so plausible that some thought it explained why Clinton waived his Executive privilege and allowed his counselors to testify. This is what passes as the best defense--not that he was venal but that he was an idiot. "I think that people are finally tiring of it," Podesta told Time, "but as long as it's still selling cable-TV rating points, it will probably go on a little longer...