Word: hides
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...Miyabe doesn't hide her literary inspirations. When the investigator tells a colleague of the horrors she's seen, he responds, "This isn't a Stephen King novel. Would you lay off?" Like King, Miyabe grounds her paranormal happenings in the nitty-gritty details and constraints of the real world. Junko can light a cigarette from across the room using willpower, but she also waitresses at a local café to pay her rent...
Without extensive genetic testing, Harvard librarians still do not have the “foggiest notion” of how many volumes wrapped in human hide exist throughout the system, says Director of University Libraries Sidney Verba ’53. But they have identified three such volumes in the Langdell Law Library, Countway Library of Medicine, and the Houghton Collection. The three books range in content from medieval law to Roman poetry to French philosophy...
...London I have no issue with anyone listening to my phone calls or reading my mail if it means I will be safe when I take the subway or a plane. The only people who don't support Bush's move to monitor communications are people with things to hide. Deborah Cozeolino New York City Bush has bypassed and ignored the laws set forth by Congress requiring warrants for wiretaps. You could even say he has decided to make his own laws. Although Bush's intentions may be good, it is the precedent being set that we should be worried...
...secret. It was a secret within the press reporting it because the press didn?t really do that. It?s hard to imagine now with Ellen coming out and Will and Grace, but so much has happened now since my show started (more than ten years ago) Was I hiding? No. She (Kelli) sat next to me at the Emmys every year and when I almost died with my hand (O'Donnell was hospitalized with a severe staph infection in 2001), and I got the Emmy award I said ?I want to thank Kelli who slept on the floor...
...have no issue with anyone listeningto my phone calls or reading my mail if it means I will be safe when I take the subway or get on an airplane. The only people who don't support Bush's move to monitor communications are people with things to hide. DEBORAH COZEOLINO New York City...