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...current occupation as a substitute teacher, Francis says she has noticed the low-quality textbook compilations of poetry that students are assigned to read...
...that in places like Vauvert, crime is mostly limited to petty acts, and in Saint-Gilles it's virtually unheard of," comments a local police official who requested anonymity. "Relations with the immigrant communities are also relatively placid. So where is the hate vote coming from?" In part from textbook National Front bigotry and fear tactics. During campaigning for the Gardois seat covering Saint-Gilles and Beaucaire last week, National Front candidate and Vauvert native Florence Berthezène handed out leaflets decrying "lynchings, rapes, theft of all kinds ... racketeering, drug dealing, prostitution [and] pedophilia." But the police official notes...
...became a groundbreaking popular, technical and critical success. The first blockbuster, it was the most widely seen movie of the silent era. In its bold editing and composition of shots, in its alternation of intimate scenes with spectacular battles and a final thrilling chase, the film established a cinematic textbook, a fully formed visual language, for generations of directors. The potent drama of its subject and method stirred President Woodrow Wilson to say, "It is like writing history with lightning; my only regret is that it is all so terribly true...
...rose to the occasion, laying down a textbook squeeze bunt. Buehler fielded it but was unable to flip the ball to Ryan in time, and Whitton slid under the tag to give her team a 2-1 advantage...
...what had the potential to be their last game in a Crimson uniform, Harvard’s seniors took over. Christino scored off of a pass from co-captain defender Heather Hussey. Then, the two executed a textbook give-and-go, with Hussey recording the equalizer...