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...this mix of political canniness with a lack of political slickness that helps explain the extraordinary pulling power of this 59-year-old, softly spoken former school captain, who puts on a brown cardigan as the sun starts lowering over the verandah. He is regarded as a hero by many of the Greens' mainly young members, and, by an increasing number of other voters in an electorate largely cynical about their leaders, as principled and consistent...
...fact that every school on Latham's list is a not-for-profit institution. In Australia, no one gets rich owning or running private schools. "Governments fund students, not schools," says I.S.C.A.'s Daniels. Education consultant Gregory Heath says that Latham's platform is "just part of the mix ... it won't swing the election." By reviving an issue that inflames passions like few others, however, Latham has made life in the social playground a little more interesting...
Though Dylan was arguably more popular in decades past, Thomas said that at the five Dylan concerts he has attended in the last few years, fans were a mix of ages...
Tracy notched only eight tackles in nine games and according to Harvard defensive coordinator Kevin Doherty, “was in the mix but wasn’t ready to play...
Patience is clearly a key ingredient in almost any artisanal bread. Recipes, which can run to five or six pages, provide exacting instructions on how to measure and mix the flours, water and yeast; how much to knead or mix by machine; how to create the right conditions to let the yeast work its fermentation magic (there are often two or three risings); and how to hand-sculpt the final product to help achieve the perfect crust and right mix of small and large holes in the interior...