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...rise of his beverage empire. Additionally, she excerpts actual news stories of the day. Lastly, in the margins of each page are voices from the dead commenting on or clarifying plot points. For example, when, early in the book, Henry fails to appear at the department store for a lunch date, the main text recounts that Lydia "was seized by an odd constricture of her throat ... he had never been late before," while the margin notes reassure, "Henry was not late ... he was at that moment hyperventilating behind a mannequin...
WHEN YOU WERE MAYOR OF TEHRAN, YOU USED TO TAKE YOUR LUNCH TO THE OFFICE IN A BAG. DO YOU STILL DO THIS...
...dean of the Kennedy School, David T. Ellwood ’75, said that he met with Summers over lunch at the Faculty Club two weeks ago to discuss plans to guarantee the center’s financial security...
...transcript released by the State Department showed that one of the Times officials then drew laughter by saying: "At the risk of turning a lunch with the Secretary of State to foreign policy...
...lunch time, and helen Clark is on to her second silly hat of the day. Here she is, at a suburban park in Auckland, turning the first sod of a motorway extension project in a fluoro-orange hard hat. This tableau of rent-a-crowd suits, marquee, hybrid cars, uptight minders, waiters, photographers and TV cameras can mean only one thing: New Zealand is midway through an election campaign. That's why, a few hours earlier, Clark put on a hair net and white coat for a tour of a biscuit factory on the city's southern fringe...