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...when you spoke with TIME you said when you read a script you don't so much as read it as listen to it. Was that the case with this script - it spoke...
...Listen, we’re not 100 percent sure Jesus is the Lord,” he said, referencing the double entendre posed by the church’s name. “But we’re going with...
...connection to these texts is tenuous at best, and cannot be disturbed by such time-anchored requirements like “chapter deadlines.” I’m sure Faulkner would agree with me when I say that artists don’t have time to listen to critics like you. In fact, he may have said that himself. I can’t even remember anymore. Please see the attached 20- page sentence; I think you’ll find what you seek. I’m off to ponder my shadow on the footbridge...
...system of defense is not the answer. It is much easier to change an organization from the inside out. If Harvard is not producing any substantial number of military recruits, then we have no stake in the governing of the armed forces. That is, they are unlikely to listen to us; they have no incentive to reform if it is only to satisfy those who are outside of the organization and pose no threat in the form of potential losses...
...Global Warning? Re "Warming to a Global Theme" [Nov. 13]: If the world is waking up to the reality that global warming is here (not a future event) and wishes to take effective action, we need to listen to voices other than those who insist that economic activity must be curtailed. The way forward lies in increased wealth, better standards of living and less taxation. If we seek economic sustainability, we should adopt the motto "If an economy can't make a decent profit, it's not sustainable." Terry Milton Guildford, England