Word: mr
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...glad I didn't know Paul Newman. It is hard enough to lose him, as millions of us did, as the fine actor that he was and as an example of what we Americans should be. Take care of yourself, Mr. Redford. You're too good to lose. Hunter A. Poole Sr., Raleigh, North Carolina...
...glad I didn't know Paul Newman. It is hard enough to lose him, as millions of us did, as the fine actor that he was and as an example of what we Americans should be. Take care of yourself, Mr. Redford. You're too good to lose. Hunter A. Poole Sr., RALEIGH...
...Golf Crash Sean Gregory starts his article "Crash Course" [Oct. 6] with the words "Golf carts are fun little buggers." If Mr. Gregory or the editors of TIME had checked a dictionary for the correct definition of the word "bugger," your readers would not have been subjected to such cheap, inaccurate and irresponsible journalism. Peter Woodward, MIERLO, NETHERLANDS
Unsurprisingly, candidates include the head cheerleader, the basketball player, and Mr. Popularity. Then there’s Zisiadis, a student with a reputation for eccentric social experiments, including the curtained lounges he arranged beside his locker...
...this crucial moment, what do we make of the two men before us, the passionate Maverick and the cool-handed Hopemonger, Mr. Fire and Mr. Ice? Does the crucible of a campaign actually give you a glimpse of their souls? And does anything that happens on the trail have any bearing on what would happen after they take the oath of office...