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...everywhere?” The pieces in My Kind of Place have a range of settings, from a Manhattan high school a few blocks from Orlean’s home to a trailer park in Portland, Oregon to, yes, Mt. Fuji, with a focus on the subcultures that flourish out of the common view...
Mangano feels that the major obstacle preventing mime from continuing to flourish as an art form is a popular negative stereotype. “People see street performers and think that is what we do, and it’s not,” she says...
Though he would not lump together the “diverse and complex” conflicts in Africa, he said that disputes flourish in conditions of poverty. “With sustained economic growth,” Chissano said, “potential for violence decreases...
...much improved offense which boasts an All-Ivy lock in tight end Wade Fletcher. Fletcher has the most receiving yards of any returning player this season, and is primed for a breakout season. Quarterback Jeff Otis will be able to get him the ball and the passing attack should flourish. The ground game on the other hand will be a work in progress. Otis is the team’s top returning rusher, so the Lions will need a back to step up in order to take the pressure off of Fletcher...
...nice that studio bosses recognize that there are not only scenarios but auteurs worth gambling on. We'll know soon enough whether Nakata and Shimizu flourish or perish in Tinseltown. But two changes can be expected. The U.S. remakes will streamline the original films' perplexing (and beguiling) ambiguity. And the heroines, who in Japan often accept their fate passively, will be morphed into righteous fighters...