Word: parkes
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...just try to change a few words here and there, so it has a more universal understanding, like the Statute of Liberty, or what-have-you. I mean, Robin Hood lives in the forest. In England. He's not in Central Park; so what...
...English-speaking. Ninety percent English-speaking, in terms of your market. You go to France, I mean, Les Mis lost money in France. It's just not in their culture. They just don't like it. They have a different lifestyle: you're sitting in the park and you're having a glass of wine and the sun is out and it's nine at night and you're not going to the theater. They just don't live that style, if you're in Paris you'd understand it. It'll play well in Germany. They like musical theater...
...page. "It does," agreed Waxman, thereby opening the door to a line of argument in which he found himself suggesting--apparently in all seriousness--that U.S. citizens might have to purchase a government-issued, Maxwell Smart-like "cone of silence" before making a speech in a public park...
...Reported by Tammerlin Drummond/Miami and Alice Park and Victoria Rainert/New York
...cents] a day. His curt comment: "My job with Nike is to endorse the product. Their job is to be up on that." On the baseball field or off it, when Robinson came up to the plate, he took his best shot and knocked it out of the park. The superstar athletes who have taken his place, sadly, often strike...