Word: paines
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Netanyahu: I think they would regard me as a person who believes deeply in the necessity of peace and that we don't have another partner other than the Palestinian Authority. I think that any Palestinian mother reading this should understand that I am as deeply conscious of her pain of losing her child as I am of a Jewish mother...
This shake-up creates both challenges and chances for cardholders--and that means virtually all of us. Consumers like Sue Ruopp, 30, a homemaker in Crestline, California, refuse to pay irksome new fees or higher interest rates. "I have no loyalty," Ruopp says, with words that would bring pain to any marketer's ears. "I will go with whoever has the best deal." She did just that by transferring her $4,000 balance from a Bank of America Visa card that charged 18.9% interest to a Capital One Visa account that carried a 9.9% rate--potentially saving more than...
Holland's departure won't fix the company or the stock right away. Analysts still regard both as troubled. But given Holland's and Cohen's differences, it's a pity things weren't resolved sooner. Shareholders might have been spared at least a spoonful of pain...
...frantic version of Smells Like Teen Spirit, or when he howls, "Love you so much/ It makes me sick" on a jagged yet controlled rendition of Aneurysm. Performed live, the hurt is more apparent--affection is an affliction, talent a curse, and the crowd roars with every howl of pain. Alternative rock was meant to be a refutation of processed pop--this CD, recorded, flaws and all, at various concerts, is a tribute to untamed rock. It has the power to make a dead band sound alive...
There are pain and honor in this performance, and they constantly rise up to redeem a film that is less probing, less thoughtful than its director's claims and aspirations for it. The problems with Michael Collins begin with its conventional three-act movie structure--ABC, QED. This is fine for fiction, but history, as everyone who has lived some of it knows, works more waywardly and coincidentally than that. Especially when it's in the throes of revolution...