Word: spokenness
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...elusive study of reality through dreams-nine of them, to be almost precise-than a straightforward coming-of-age tale. To set the chimerical tone, Mitchell employs an intriguing narrative technique: when Miyake interacts with other characters, we "hear" the soliloquies of his thoughts, as well as the spoken dialogue. And every once in a while, the two seem to blend together, leaving the reader guessing for pages...
...horrific acts of a few Palestinian suicide bombers. But what struck me was not the argument but the phrase—“blown to bits by your brethren.” When did I claim brotherhood with religious fanatics who attack innocent civilians? I thought I had spoken out in favor of peace, reconciliation and justice...
...unique footage he shot has become the heart of a two-hour CBS special, 9/11, scheduled to air on March 10 at 9 p.m. E.T. But at the CBS studios where they have been rushing since January to edit 180 hours of raw video, the soft-spoken French documentarians say they were hesitant to bring their film to TV. (At one point in 9/11, Jules, watching the news and seeing the second plane crash for the umpteenth time, says numbly, "Enough TV. Time for radio.") They ultimately signed with CBS, on condition that the network be limited to two airings...
...name them?feel left out TIGER WOODS Golf pro owes $500,000 in Shenzen taxes, highest in the city?for two rounds of work. He might have to play a whole par 4 to pay that off JIMMY CARTER Ex-Prez loses out on Grammy for best spoken word album. Next move: auditioning for 'N Sync. Teens will know him as "the old, gross...
Since taking up her new post Khan, 44, has devoted much of her time to issues related to the terrorist attacks on the U.S and the resulting military action in Afghanistan. She visited Pakistan, where she met with President Musharraf and toured an Afghan refugee camp, and has spoken out strongly against U.S. treatment of detainees at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. "These people are either suspected criminals and should be subject to whatever system applies to them under U.S. criminal law or they are pows and subject to international humanitarian law," she says...