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...college servant muses, "Wog's in the Empire were different from wogs outside it and wogs in the Fox Club wasn't wogs at all or they wouldn't be members." There is a TV commentator whose carefully developed public image is that of a "lenient Jeremiah." Perhaps best of all, Sharpe presents a graduate student memorably beset by lust. Too diffident to ask for contraceptives in drugstores (where the clientele is mixed), he seeks them in barbershops (where contraceptives are also sold in Britain). But though he gets repeated "trims," he never gets a Durex...
...Jeremiah Johnson...
...opinion page. Globe columnists displayed a different aspect of liberal coverage. Jeremiah V. Murphy toured South Boston and subsequently published a terribly patronizing piece on the town, even lingering one moment at a bar to applaud the rude virtue of one citizen who was nursing a shot glass on the mahogany. Murphy did not care to denounce these Bostonians for what is a most ugly and virulent strain of racism...
...infinitely expanding universe is a concept that does not sit well with many scientists, but in their search of the heavens, astronomers have so far found only a fraction of the mass needed to produce enough gravitational force to halt and reverse the outward flight. Now, Astrophysicist Jeremiah P. Ostriker of Princeton University thinks that he may have found what his colleagues have been looking for. At a recent meeting of the American Physical Society in Chicago, he suggested that enough mass to "close" the universe may be hidden in great halos of matter around the galaxies. His evidence comes...
HILLES LIBRARY, The Early Ceramic Internal Combustion Engines of Jeremiah Rippe (ca. 1805 1868) through...