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...angelic, pink-suited prince. Thereafter the dream becomes a cotton-candy fantasy as the prince escorts Marie to the Kingdom of the Sweets, where waves of dancers, led by the Sugarplum Fairy (Darci Kistler), perform in the children's honor. In a hilarious mock-grandiose conclusion, the pair depart, ascending to the snowy heavens in a reindeer-drawn sleigh...
Even though not all flights will depart, most students said they were confident that they wouldn'thave any more problems...
Annan uses the word frantic to describe the effects of Washington's planned withdrawal from Somalia by the end of next March. The first U.S. soldiers depart in December, along with most of the French; the Belgians are leaving this month. The Germans have said they will withdraw in April; the Italians have suddenly decided to "reevaluate" their continued presence. "If all these people leave," says a U.N. official, "it will be total anarchy...
...policymaking posts. Their displaced Republican predecessors, meanwhile, have stepped en masse through the famed revolving door into lobbying. They have been joined by an exceptionally large number of former Representatives, Senators and their staff members who have left Capitol Hill, by retirement or defeat, but have no wish to depart from the corridors of power...
...simply another student who was vastly disappointed by the Expository Writing program, and is amazed by how you have responded to (valid) criticism. If you truly are the competent administrator you believe yourself to be, you should have realized that the time has long since passed for you to depart. Your continued presence speaks for itself. Jol Silversmith...