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Still, many old sweethearts who have landed in fulfilling new partnerships relish the fact that they're not 20 and feel lucky to have reunited with their former love at midlife, when they can truly appreciate each other. Just ask Richard and Lynne Allen. "We had both grown through our life experiences by the second time we met," says Lynne. "But we also had those fond memories of our relationship when we were younger. The marriage has been great for both of us." Adds her husband: "She's mellowed and I've mellowed. It's all about compromise...
...that the good times will one day end (they will). It's an unease that not enough is being done right now to improve the productivity and, hence, the living standards of future generations. The Commonwealth is debt-free; Howard and Costello have cut government debt with the relish one only sees in workaholic couples who are under the spell of their bank manager's mortgage repayment simulator. So what is a 10-year-old, extremely fortunate administration doing to underwrite a splendid future...
...come in handy in the future. It has gained me a wholly undeserved reputation locally as a “progressive.” The Tribune now refers to me as a “community activist”—a term I don’t relish nearly as much as others might. While I earned academic credit in Tanzania, I won’t be graduating with classmates this spring because of time off in my hometown...
...English is not a foreign language to India—how Indians speak it and write it, it’s another Indian language.” Sen’s work brings into question the boundaries that are created by terms and definitions, and she appears to relish the rich ambiguity resulting from this blurring of binaries creates.Sen also examines culture through the lens of consumption: food, recipes, and other food-related texts. She asks, smiling, “How does an entire region or nation become ‘spicy’? What does it mean...
...conflating depression with angst in her comment “Depressed?” (Mar. 20), Lucy Caldwell told Harvard students dealing with depression that they should relish their misery and use it productively. This is akin to telling someone with a severely debilitating medical condition to enjoy it, because lots of people do their best work when sick...