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...uncommon for a youngster who hasexperienced a lot of physical and emotional abuseto react to that sooner or later with an outburstof violence," the psychiatrist said. "She surelydid not have a major mental illness and was notinsane. Her behavior was related to the kind ofenvironmental and emotional stresses she hadsuffered over the years...
...People come here from other cities to see themovies, because they are so rare. You can'tbelieve how people react to some of these classicfilms we show," Petric said. "It is a totallydifferent experience seeing something on the bigscreen, instead of on some miserable videoprojection...
...Secret of Roan Inish" succeeds if viewed as a myth, the kind of far-fetched tale for which Ireland is reknown. Its problems arise only when director John Sayles is unwilling to let it be just that. The movie's realism leaves the audience unsure how to react when the more fantastic elements take over...
...didn't want to give up anything but wanted me to give up everything.'' Dan Marsh, by contrast, knew within five minutes of his first F2F with Audrey that their four years of online messaging between the West Coast and Pennsylvania had been time well invested. ``I don't react well to meeting people in person,'' says Marsh. ``I'm very reserved.'' But the relative safety of cyberspace had enabled him to be more trusting and vulnerable. ``Even though I'm the most private person you ever want to meet, I let my guard down right away,'' he says...
TIME: Let's suppose you were Defense Minister in Moscow, and a general out in Tiraspol was always criticizing you. How would you react...