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...despite conservationists best efforts, poachers and drug smugglers have little regard for them - or for protection laws. Some hard-core collectors won't miss any opportunity to swipe a cactus. That's why visitors to Copenhagen's botanical gardens must view rare cactus plants behind glass walls and, as a curator at London's world famous Kew Gardens told Terry, "Every year, we put out a plant and every year someone steals...
...from getting to know her better. "I'd like them to see the kind of relationship that my husband and I have," she says. "What I hope you'll hear from me is our commitment to continue putting our country first in every way." And it's hard to miss that the campaign's new slogan is embedded in her answer...
...known as the author of the McCain myth, the pen behind five of the Senator's books, the chief deacon in the Church of John. His soaring sentences are said to have been forged from experience, from a youth that had him pounding Iowa railroad ties and dating Miss USA. But neither man has too much patience for his own reputation. Salter, the writer, knows how the game works. "You guys have to write in greater arcs than exist in reality," he says of the press. "Any storyteller does...
...miss the old way of doing it? I don't know what you're talking about...
...miss the old way of doing...