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...legitimizes the project in part with their impressive underground cred. The songs on the album range from spazzed-out level select ditties to "Kraid's Lair," a haunting boss theme from the classic NES game "Metroid." Regardless of origin, all the tracks burst out of the tightly-wound rock quartet with a depth only hinted at in their previous, synthesized iterations. The concept, while undoubtedly gimmicky, is far from innovative; suburban nerds with Nintendos and guitars have been combining their twin passions even before the anthemic "F-Zero" theme blazed out of early-90's rec room speakers. A full...
...have just one? Executive chef Laurent Andre will design a menu for you and your companion, and a butler will serve it on the terrace. Given that the suite costs $11,200 a night, exclusive of taxes, you might ask if the hotel will throw in a string quartet as well...
...just one guest? Executive chef Laurent André will design a menu for you and your companion, and a butler will serve it on the terrace. Given that the suite costs $11,200 a night, exclusive of taxes, you might ask whether the hotel could throw in a string quartet as well...
...corruption of Fatah—the so-called “Quartet” of the U.S., U.N., E.U., and Russia should make its future financial support of the Palestinian authority contingent on the government’s ability to distance itself from Hamas’ terrorist roots. The Quartet currently provides crucial support to the Palestinian government through substantial direct foreign aid, including over $800 million each year from the U.S. and Europe, much of which is devoted to paying the salaries of the 137,000 employees of the Palestinian Authority. If the Quartet is to continue to provide...
...that shift, the EU "stands ready to continue to support Palestinian economic development and democratic state building." But even if it lives by them in practice as it embraces the realities of government, Hamas is unlikely to publicly adopt such principles any time soon. Indeed, in response to the Quartet statement, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri rejected the call to disavow violence and recognize Israel, saying "the Quartet should have demanded an end to occupation and aggression... not demanded that the victim should recognize the occupation and stand handcuffed in the face of the aggression." Still, other Hamas spokesmen have...