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...fierce debate currently rages among some prominent American Jews about how Jews ought to relate to the spectacular political ascendancy of the so-called Christian Right...
...their ears for the faintest whisper of `sell-out,' but obscure British references and gleeful violence don't always merit a $25 million budget. At least not obscure British references. Even those hard-core comic geeks who were down with Tank Girl before she became so freaking cool, ought to get a kick out of this sneak peek into their adorable idol's history. The movie's plot can be appreciated as a prologue, how Tank Girl got her tank, that sort of thing...
...feeling would be that if we are goingto have the [drinking age] law it ought to bereasonably enforced," Jewett said. "My ownpersonal observation is that there is not aserious effort on the part of the [bars and clubs]to keep people...
...Poor's computer sees it, most of Buffett's biggest holdings, with the exception of U.S. Tobacco and Coca-Cola, shouldn't be there. This poses a problem: If you want to invest like Buffett, do you buy the stocks he owns--or the stocks a computer says he ought...
...theory, the principle ought to be easy. Looting is wrong, looters have no legal title to the things they steal, and the descendants of those looters do not gain such title merely because a half-century has closed behind the theft. There is not a single object--not a book, not a letter, not a musical manuscript, a drawing, a painting or a vase--that the Russian forces of occupation ripped off from the museums and private collections of Germany and Eastern Europe that should remain, seen or unseen, in Russian hands. And the same goes for what the Germans...