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...nowhere. Even I, who had never been there, knew the place was a crushing bore: no ice-cream parlors (the preferred hangouts of early-80s Indian teens), no good record stores and - this was the killer - no girls' schools famous for beauteous babes. We moaned about it the entire five-hour bus ride to Calicut and spent much of the return trip making derisive comments about the place. I have no recollection of the match itself. But I know the town lived up to its reputation...
...just because I’m cooking what I desire doesn’t mean it’s any good. So come September, appreciate the already-hot General Wong’s Chicken when you come to the dining hall starving because you’ve had a five-hour lab or tutorial through lunch. The HDS meal we make an art of despising may really be disgusting, but at least it’s ready...
...found her shot and gasping for air. Blake ran for help, first to a nearby house and then to the restaurant. However, while Restivo and his employees at Vitello's remember seeing Blake rush in for help, they do not recall his doubling back for the gun. During a five-hour interrogation the night of the crime, Blake declined a polygraph test, contending he was too distraught. Marcia Clark, who prosecuted Simpson and is now host of the syndicated courtroom show Power of Attorney, says that only celebrity is protecting Blake from arrest. Says Clark: "When I'm going...
...solve the crime before they do." I don't quite get how that works, since you actually already know who committed the crime, but it can't be any more dumbed-down than "Who Wants to be a Millionaire," right? (Bonus news: next season, there will be a five-hour "Law & Order" miniseries involving all three "L&O" casts. Also, starting in 2002, 25 percent of your dreams will be original "Law & Order" episodes...
Fifty years younger than most of those who testified and veteran of no war, I presented the last testimony of the day's five-hour debate. I told the committee that Franco was not a "good Catholic monarch," but rather a fascist who tried to homogenize Spain by brutally suppressing regional cultures and languages...