Word: guilts
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...leave you exhausted and unable to complete work later in the day. Women can typically be found procrastinating on the elliptical, pretending to multi-task by reading magazines like Glamour, Vogue, Cosmo or Teen People. Toting such high-quality publications creates a false sense of productivity, thus lessening the guilt associated with avoiding work. Even if you do poorly on finals, you’re going to be one toned mama...
...phone with tales of her daughter's lesbian wedding--and enough one-liners and physical business to keep his fans happy. But he's also paying tribute to his family, especially his jazz-loving father (who produced concerts by such greats as Billie Holiday), and working out some unresolved guilt (over the fight they had about chemistry homework the night his father died). Written in part with Alan Zweibel and directed by Des McAnuff, 700 Sundays doesn't escape sentimentality and is too long. But Crystal has rubbed out the line between stand-up and self-revelation...
Joaquin Phoenix—taking on the ineffective guilt-ridden Westerner cameo—does raise a worthwhile point. In response to Rusesabagina’s question, “How can they not intervene when they see such atrocities?” he replies, “I think people will see, say ‘Oh my god, that’s horrible,’ and go on eating their dinners...
Joaquin Phoenix—taking on the ineffective guilt-ridden Westerner cameo—does raise a worthwhile point. In response to Rusesabagina’s question, “How can they not intervene when they see such atrocities?” he replies, “I think people will see, say ‘Oh my god, that’s horrible,’ and go on eating their dinners...
...that had followed Berlusconi since he entered politics in 1994. The court absolved the billionaire media mogul of bribing judges during a mid-1980s takeover battle. Still, the judges stopped short of a full acquittal, invoking the statute of limitations on a related bribery charge, implying some degree of guilt. The sunny skies lasted for less than 18 hours before a Palermo court brought some rain by convicting Berlusconi's longtime confidant Marcello Dell'Utri of colluding with the Mafia, and sentenced him to nine years in prison. Dell'Utri was a key executive for Berlusconi's business empire...