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Nonetheless, Josephson has a lot of trust in his director. He never watches rushes of his films because he fears he will become self-conscious, holding his chin in the air in a ridiculous manner one day to correct a fault he saw in the previous day's performance...
...goes America's game from pinstripes to jailstripes. The most damaging thing is that upon being discovered, our former heroes do not even regret their errors. Instead of making the best of an unfortunate situation by publicly apologizing for all wrongdoing, our guiding stars deny any fault and dispute their petty punishments. Baseball players are only human beings and are entitled to their mistakes. They also are entitled to equal punishment under...
...Journal and has written for the Washington Monthly, Harper's and FORTUNE. No one is safe from his bite. After dedicating his 1987 collection of writings, Curse of the Giant Muffins (Summit Books; $17.95), to his parents, Kinsley added, "Any factual errors or lapses of judgment are strictly their fault...
...people might say that [the officiating] was the reason but a lot of it was our fault," Phillips said. "We didn't come out and establish ourselves on the boards early on, and when we did so later, we didn't get the calls...
...Murdoch's New York Post is an endangered species, the fault is his own, with a little help from Senator Ted Kennedy. The ambitious Murdoch has been buying up television stations, hoping to create a fourth network to compete against CBS, NBC and ABC. He became an American citizen to qualify for ownership, but he knows that by FCC rule he cannot own a newspaper and a broadcast station in the same city, as he does in Boston and New York...