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...Trapped in the Closet hip-hopera was cheered by critics and fans alike. Double Up sold just 936,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. That's a respectable figure, but far below the 3.9 million albums 12 Play, his best-selling album and solo debut, sold. (It's worth noting that consumers' music-buying habits have changed dramatically since 1993's 12 Play came out.) Just last week, Kelly released his latest single, "Hair Braider," and this summer he's expected to unveil a still-untitled album. In 2002, many black radio stations refused to play Kelly's songs, provoking...
...turbulent 1990s. "They were essential for the free market." The gangs of Sofia, Moscow and Prague were the midwives of capitalism. In Russia, the new entrepreneurs - or oligarchs, as they were called - could use their guile to seize control of Russia's vast energy and metallurgical sectors, building empires worth billions of dollars, while the living standards of ordinary Russians plummeted...
...alas, when Hannah returns she is not alone, but engaged to a rich Scotsman who can dunk and is apparently very well “endowed.” Thus, in order to win Hannah back, Tom agrees to be her maid of honor and prove his worth. Ideally, an exciting thrill-ride of hilarious quests and heartfelt moments would ensue after this agreement, but that’s not the case. Rather, what occurs is a boring, forgettable, and poorly-written period of nothingness. The film is essentially a basic plot outline strung together by scenes of empty dialogue...
...Associated Press reported that Harvard maintains forestry holdings worth upwards of $5 billion, but Longbrake said that the figure “does not accurately reflect [HMC’s] timber portfolio...
What Bolduc might not know is that the apparent respect other citizens and the government show a minority group impacts the respect they hold for themselves concerning their worth and ability. Danielle Allen elaborates in her book “Talking to Strangers,” explaining that when a group is forced to constantly compromise not simply their civil and natural rights, but their dignity as well, a deep-rooted sense of distrust and hopelessness develops within the group, ultimately leading many to withdraw socially and politically from society...