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...jury, like Johnnie Cochran's urging them to "send a message" about racist misconduct. This sort of jury nullification, wrote syndicated columnist George Will, in which the panel is motivated by something other than the particulars of the case, amounts to "approximately what Groucho Marx said in the movie Duck Soup: 'Who are you gonna believe, me or your own eyes?'" Legal scholar Kamisar notes that juries now and then will use latitude to ignore law and free a defendant on principle, "but as a general proposition, you can't tell them when they can exercise it." Prosecution consultant Martel...
...been John Travolta's peculiar fate to personify our desperate hope that a certain modern delinquent type--the grammatically challenged guy wearing tight pants and sporting a duck's-ass haircut--may not be quite as dangerous as he appears to be at first appalled-bourgeois glance. It is what made him a star almost two decades ago in Saturday Night Fever and Grease. And now that he's 41 and finally able to play grownup versions of the punk that was, it is what's making him--after a long season of neglect--a star again...
...stand-alone company. Yet that could make it tough to integrate Turner into Time Warner to achieve cost savings--let alone synergy, the talismanic media-company goal that sounds so good and is often difficult to attain. On the other hand, Time Warner could distribute Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Wile E. Coyote throughout the world via Turner's fast-growing Cartoon Network, and combine HBO with Turner channels into an attractively priced package for operators of cable systems from Moscow to Calcutta...
...menu items range from $3.25 for a small order of most kinds of fried rice and some kinds of noodles to $23.00 for Peking Duck, a two-course dish...
...soldiers, and the survivors reach Santa Fe in chains after an agonizing mountain trek. The novel's plan is not much different, in fact, from that of Lonesome Dove or Streets of Laredo: an incredibly difficult journey that no prudent soul would have undertaken, with a psychopathic Comanche (Blue Duck in Lonesome Dove, Buffalo Hump here) skulking in the shadows to pick off stragglers...