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...role, if any, the Clintons had in securing a fraudulent $300,000 loan for McDougal's wife Susan. Starr's investigation is also expected to touch on the subpoenaed billing records of work Mrs. Clinton did for the Rose law firm, which disappeared during the 1992 campaign only to reappear last year in the First Family?s living quarters. McDougal's story, if it checks out, supposedly will shed light on these issues. The problem for prosecutors is that testimony from a man with a history of mental illness who is looking to plead down his conviction on 18 felony...
...girls are harder to tell apart. Only Mel B., whose voice has a bit of grit, stands out; the rest have bright, slight voices, more light than heat, more Wilson Phillips than En Vogue. It's also disconcerting that the Girls' accents disappear when they sing, only to reappear during spoken-word segments, like Eliza Doolittle forgetting her manners. It's as if they are so closely copying American pop music that their own distinctive qualities are erased. In fact, most of the songs on Spice sound like '90s hip-hop updates of funk songs from the '70s. Listen...
...while his left releases a school of small fish from a net trailing in the sea; and a Madonna figure with a child looks on. The painting pulls together a string of images: Christ on the Sea of Galilee, the Fisher King, Beckmann himself. Its relative serenity would not reappear in the triptychs to come...
...tries to rekindle their affair. First we learn, rather tediously, the background of their relationship: they met when she went to work at one of his restaurants; she left him three years ago; his wife has since died of cancer. Then, after some getting-reacquainted sex, the fissures reappear. He complains dismissively about her freezing flat ("You can take hostages and tell them this is Beirut"); she excoriates him for not appreciating her work as an inner-city teacher. This predictable feint at class conflict, however, doesn't bring to life a relationship that fails ever to involve...
...Olympians. There were other heroes, to be sure, in the first eight days of the 16-day competition, but none as compelling as the Seven Sisters of U.S. gymnastics (see page 42). In this ghost town on Saturday, one could only wish that they might magically reappear to make all of Atlanta--spectator, Olympian, official--braver. After all, in just a few hours last week, they had crystallized and reminded us of the intent of the Games...