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...here?" ."I didn't have my hearing aid on; tell me again ."You can overdue environmental cleaning up." ."I'm out of ammunition on that." ."It's in your book, on page 304." .Quayle was "talking to a welfare mother..." ."I've been there, Hal [or pal]." .Doesn't say, "I support a woman's right to choose." .Bush's taking credit for the Berlin Wall is like a "rooster taking credit for the sun rise" (his standard line). .Repeat after me, "I support the right for a woman to choose." .Limit congressional terms? "We're fixin' to limit...
...took his turn at facing down Perot. It's time to make some decisions, Rollins argued, time to define yourself in voters' minds before your rivals and the press do the job their way. Perot put him off. The deal breaker from Rollins' viewpoint was Perot's dismissal of Hal Riney, whose firm Rollins had retained to create TV commercials. Perot thought Riney's fees far too high. Why should I spend $100,000 to shoot a single ad, Perot demanded, when I can get as much free time on talk shows as I want...
...without revelations in UNFINISHED STORIES, which retraces a classic immigrant generational cycle: from unyielding tradition to relentless assimilation to fervent rediscovery of old ways. Earnestly written by Sybille Pearson and meticulously staged by artistic director Gordon Davidson for Los Angeles' Mark Taper Forum, the show stars Joseph Wiseman, Hal Linden, Christopher Collet and Fionnula Flanagan. The title refers to interrupted anecdotes that are a metaphor for how families live together yet alone. Alas, it is the sole hint of subtext amid the unpondered grit of divorce, old age and death...
...Hal: Have you search warrant...
...Hal: To search the house...