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...leave the town limits of East London (50 square miles) during his ban and is therefore forbidden to play a chess match in East London's sister city, Port Elizabeth If he and his wife go to a restaurant, a friend may stop to say hello but may not sit down: that would constitute a meeting with more than one person since his wife is considered another person when friends are present...
Similarly, Woods may say hello to someone on a bus, but may not sit down to continue the conversation; that would be more than an incidental meeting. Woods may play golf, but only in a twosome, and he must keep a reasonable interval" in the clubhouse between himself and other members. He may not enter his newspaper office or his children's schools, but may go to a library. He may attend Mass (he is a devout Roman Catholic). He may visit a theater to see a movie, but can he go to a concert? The local chief magistrate...
...take flight. In Spielberg's benign view, the confrontation between human and alien is an ecstatic evolutionary adventure, rather than a potentially lethal star war; it is a wondrous opportunity for man to be reborn. When the earthlings and the visitors at last communicate in the film, bellowing "Hello" to each other in bursts of light and music, it is like hearing a child speak for the first time?or, as one character explains, it is "the first day of school...
Outside again, a man looms out from a corner like Harry Lyme. "Hi," he says. "Hello," you mumble nervously. But what the hell, surely the good guys do something more than drink coffee, what could possibly happen on the corner outside the police station anyway, with your down jacket and notepad you look like a stake-out so he's probably scared out of his mind--but why would he be talking to you then instead of running as if all Beezlebub's minions were after...
...hard enough to bid goodbye to the summer, 'hello' to the books, and to realize that school has begun again. It's doubly hard when there are at least as many kleenex boxes as books to greet. Harvard has its annual cold...