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Remember that no matter how much a friendship changes, the core that matters won’t disappear. This question particularly hits home for me. For a variety of reasons, I have only spoken with my best friend from high school a handful of times this year. But despite that, we still understand each other in a way that no one else would be able to. And whenever we do see each other, it doesn’t take long for that awkward lull to pass over...
...boundary between the old and new cinematic forms, however you define them, is the face. The human face will never disappear from cinema. It is this prioritizing of the facial that may keep cinema as we know it alive...
...added that many times, once such letters have been sent, the perpetrator will “just disappear...
While even one kidnaped child is a tragedy, experts disagree over how widespread the problem really is. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in suburban Washington, which is partially funded by the Justice Department, estimates that every year 1.5 million children disappear, run away, are kidnaped or get kicked out of their homes. If true, that staggering figure means that roughly 1 of every 42 youngsters is in danger...
...aspires to be recognized as a market economy," said trade minister Mark Vaile last week. "Well, hello, this is how a market works." If Chinese interests had greater equity in the local resources sector, says an Australian government official, much of the ill-will arising from contract negotiations would disappear. Cashed-up China can afford to invest directly. But it hasn't yet done so in a big way, although it has assets of around $A2.2 billion in resources, real estate, power stations and farms. Still, China's buying potential elicits murmurs about "selling off the farm," an echo...