Word: shamed
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...July 7 has jolted the "99.99% of the Muslim community who don't want any of this" into greater vigilance. "Bombers need supporters. It's the community that defeats terror, not the police," he said. As Britain's Muslims coped with the shock of finding killers in their midst, shame and disgust were mixed, inevitably, with fury. "You whites, you're all thieves! You're all the same!" a Muslim acquaintance of the suspects yelled at a Time reporter in Leeds. "You and George thieving Bush, you're all the same. Now you can victimize us even more...
...last sentence of your otherwise admirable investigative cover story on the shame of Guantánamo clearly rationalizes torture. What has happened to the America of my youth? David Wasserman Rognes, France...
...then by all means they should be prosecuted. But if there is no evidence, the U.S. should let them go and apologize for robbing them of their family, country and time. Ibrahim Habib Mount Prospect, Illinois, U.S. The last sentence of your otherwise admirable investigative cover story on the shame of Guantánamo clearly rationalizes torture: "Then again, in the war on terrorism, the personal dignity of a fanatic trained for mass murder may be an inevitable casualty." What has happened to the America of my youth? David Wasserman Rognes, France Your story only confirms what we have known...
...know that happened to other actors too. In the scene where Erland is naked, you know, everything that Erland also as a person felt then, Ingmar allowed Erland also to feel the shame of being naked and the feeling of being old, and create from there. Ingmar gives us that freedom, that faith, with which this can happen. And that's why Erland was so incredible in so many of the movies because he got the faith to be something else...
...summer thus far sweating: walking the halls of a place which boasts—among other new additions—a renovated nursing school, medical arts building, and pharmacy. The fresh coats of paint, air conditioning, and wireless internet all put my sophomore suite in Old Quincy to shame. (The airy spaces and pleasant color on the walls assuredly shame this year’s suite in New Quincy, as well.) Amid the droning of the intercom, crowds of cell-phone-toting, text-messaging college students bustle from class to class...