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Myth #2: Ballet dancers wear stupid, frilly tutus. Nope, not any more. Tutus are the costumes of the past. Today's dancers sport vibrant tights, flowing lace dresses, intricate jacket overlays and even wings...
...Trends of the Future. What new innovations in romantic illustration will the 90s see? The covers of the "Loveswept" series reveal a sinister trend: the mass-production of passion. These novels are given serial numbers, and feature dull, flat and hastily painted illustrations. The clothing is not as vibrant, the hair not as brilliant or flowing...
...whole business of adult education wasn't really very well understood by the committee," Duehay says. "It's a much more vibrant community than those figures would suggest...
...diplomatically," he said. Beijing seemed to be preparing to tell Baker that China, not the U.S., should take the lead on this. The Chinese want to keep Pyongyang from getting the bomb, but they also want Korea to remain divided so they will not have to compete with a vibrant new economy on their border. Most of all, they want to prevent the U.S. from dominating Asian regional affairs...
Though the influx has ushered in a vibrant multicultural society, it has also had dire effects. Smog, from smokestacks and refineries but most of all from the 25 million vehicles on the freeways, was already fouling the air in Los Angeles; now it has billowed east as far as San Bernardino. In the inland reaches, near Los Angeles, from Burbank to Riverside, it is not unusual to schedule high school track and football practice at night after the evening cool dispels the pollution. Glendora, a middle-class town in the San Gabriel Valley, at times has visibility of scarcely...