Word: fated
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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However, though I am an Iranian (according to Iranian law), I am also Jewish and very worried about the fate of the Jewish community in Iran. In the previous months I have been very concerned about the possible dangers to the Jewish community, and I tried to ignore these concerns in view of the necessity for change in that country. Mostly, I was hoping that for once the situation for the Jews would be different. This morning's news release describing Irans' alliance with the PLO confirmed my doubts...
Penn recovered its compsure, blocked a couple of Harvard shots, and within a minute and a half had opened up a 12-point gap, thus sealing the Crimson's fate...
...weeks, his students contemplate man as moral animal. The reading list is long and demanding: Socrates, Aristotle, Kant, Mill, Sartre, Emerson, Dostoyevsky, Marx and Lenin. Frequently the class dwells on the unfair ness of fate as illustrated by Job in the Bible, by Camus in The Plague, by Solzhenitsyn in One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. And by James Stockdale as a sorely tested P.O.W...
...movie, one begins to wish he were. The point of Quintet, it becomes painfully clear, is not nearly so obscure or weighty or downbeat as the director would have us believe. Altman is coming out foursquare in favor of life over death, love over hate, free will over fate. Though such optimistic feelings are admirable, there is no legitimate reason to cloak them in the arty mannerisms of yesteryear's avantgarde. Quintet has more highfalutin dialogue, pregnant pauses and overbearing symbols than the collected works of Maxwell Anderson; it has roughly as much content as a routine fortune cookie...
...dissolution of 19 Gramercy Park is a sad sight for anyone who knew it in its former days, but it has a certain fitness. The house was a stage set; its natural fate was to be struck. The man who inhabited it, the producer, director and short, waddling star of the comedy of manners that unfolded in its rooms for some 40 years, was Benjamin Sonnenberg...