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...since, as the play traveled to Dublin and Edinburgh and eventually to London's West End. (During one break, they co-starred as the tramps in Waiting for Godot. What's Irish for "busman's holiday"?) Hill, 36, the pudgy, cherub-faced one, grew up in Ballycastle, on the northeast coast. Campion, 41, the angular, rugged-looking fellow, hails from County Kilkenny in the southeast. Together they have more than three decades of stage work under their belt, though neither, oddly, ever landed a movie-extra job. Hill did pick up some work as an extra for British...
...Crimson's chief competition within the Ivy League this year will come from Cornell and Princeton. Both the Big Red and the Tigers (5-6) were ranked among the Northeast's top teams...
...Phuket soak each other in three days of liquid lunacy, accompanied by dancing, feasting and singing. In Rangoon, stages erected along the streets are used to spray passersby. In Thailand, residents of Chiang Mai in the north are known as particularly enthusiastic celebrants, while Khon Kean in the northeast parades flower-bedecked floats through town to the beat of indigenous Isaan music. An official ban on throwing water in Cambodia has failed to dampen festivities; traditional games are even played in the grounds of Wat Phnom temple in the capital. In Luang Prabang in northern Laos, elephants join the street...
...hold her, a girl in Santee is attempting to find the words to buoy the spirits of a brokenhearted friend. In northeast America, we are beginning to dig out of a deep and snow-packed winter and to catch flashes of sunlight. This, I should tell her, is news of gratitude and hope--or the news about Jessica...
...look again at the bullish argument. In Britain, the number of unemployed has fallen below 1 million, depending on how you count, for the first time in a quarter-century. Employers in long-depressed areas like the northeast of England can't find enough qualified workers to fill the seats at call centers and other service-sector businesses. Labor markets are even getting tight in Italy, where jobless figures have long been in double digits. "From an intelligent secretary on up, you just can't find people," gripes Alessandro Ponti, head of Zetesis, an Internet services company in northern Italy...