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With the brothers' appearance, the dialogue finally gains energy, and the genuine verbal fireworks restore some sense that these are complex characters that we should care about, and not merely cartoons. Yet, with the exit of the men, the women are once again stranded in Toon Town.
Over the course of history, civilizations in decline have often drawn on some mythological past in order to galvanize their citizens and shore up their diminishing influence. Minority student leaders of today, as the University caves into their every demand, feel the need to restore vitality to their cause.
In a half-hour question-and-answer period following the speech, Molina outlined her proposals for budget reform, affirmative action and "Ethics reform"-a series of administrative revisions to restore "credibility and integrity" to the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors.
William J. Bennett -- former drug czar, former Secretary of Education and long-shot conservative possibility for President somewhere down the road -- is a sturdy Roman who wants to restore the virtues in a dissolute time.
The most obvious and just solution would be to restore the borders that Bosnia-Hercegovina had when it was recognized by the international community. A return to the status quo ante would thoroughly reject the acquisition of territory by force. Yet to push the Serbs and Croatians out of the...