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Free speech" is one of those terms which, when uttered, stirs the soul and awakens the latent patriotism in every American. It's a fundamental principle of the modern democratic system, forged into the legal fabric of our government by the Bill of Rights and the subject of valedictory speeches in every high school between Washington and Walla Walla...
...Equal rights" is one of those terms which, when uttered, stirs the soul and awakens the latent patriotism in every American. It's a fundamental principle of the modern democratic system, forged into the legal fabric of our government by the Bill of Rights, and the subject of valedictory speeches in every high school between Washington and Walla Walla...
...tension. If the whole audience knows from the start that Culkin plays an undercover killer, then it's none too tricky to produce tense moments auguring imminent disaster. Ruben dwells on each scary mask, toy gun, and childish threat, until Culkin's every mouthful at dinner appears redolent of latent monomania...
...room. This love of minutiae is an affection Gore shares with Clinton, but the President and Vice President cut different impressions. Clinton is a loose and easy presence; Gore jokes that he knows he is alive "because I hear myself creak every so often." Gone is the latent cutup who late at night during the campaign would plant his large wing tips on a plastic tray and surf from first to economy class during the takeoff of his plane, tossing out a chorus of James Brown's I Feel Good. He deals with the inevitable Wooden Al jokes by repeating...
...original--he wears the same outfit down to the worn-at-the-elbow tweed sports jacket and worn-at-the-heels brown loafers. In a fragile mental state, Roth the character decides to go to Israel to chase the man down, still wary that the imposter is a latent drug-induced hallucination...