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...Appearing surprisingly jolly after having been washed away from Iranian parliamentary politics, Mohammad Reza Khatami, the head of Iran's biggest reformist party - the Participation Front (IIPF) - and brother of the reformist president, believes whoever is in power now, will have to continue reforms. "They might have temporarily paralyzed our movement by barring us from running," he says in the IIPF headquarters that were shut down by the hardline judiciary for a day before elections, "but the process of reform will continue in Iran. It can no longer be stopped...
...definitely nervous going into sudden death because whoever wins the sprint usually wins the game,” Kennifer said. “But this time it didn’t work out like that...
Your article "Howard's End?" [Feb. 9], On the problems of Howard Dean's campaign, included a statement incorrectly attributed to me. I never stated that I "could hold [my] nose" and vote for Kerry. I will not just give my vote to whoever the Democratic nominee is. My position is that of many Dean supporters, if we are forced to choose between Kerry and Bush. A candidate will never inherit my vote; he must earn it. My vote is priceless; it is too important to give away. CHARLES GRAPSKI Gainesville...
...Their motivation was understandable: There's a guy in the Oval Office with $132 million waiting to smack down whoever emerges with the nomination. And Kerry and Edwards are spending valuable money while they duke...
These pod people tend to value mates who share their love of outdoor leisure sports. One bride issued the ultimatum: “For me, whoever I dated had to ski. No ski, no me.” Another said, “Growing up, my sister and I always said we'd never marry anyone who couldn’t beat us in tennis.” In the best part of the section, Lois Smith Brady’s “Vows” column, grooms’ polo-playing abilities are regularly vaunted beyond belief...