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...elected president. And we wish them the best of luck. But we must also remember those millions and millions who were not out in the streets, those millions who supported or acquiesced to the coup because they saw it as a chance to return to security, to bread lines that actually did have bread...
Compare this to historic Harvard, where students in 1638 took Headmaster Nathaniel Eaton to court for a variety of infractions, among them serving meals consisting of little more than moldy bread and beer...
...pass the jambalaya and warm up the bread pudding. We've got bigger things to worry about than David Duke...
Although supplies are erratic, cigarettes and bread are practically the only major staples not rationed these days in this industrial center of 1.1 million, situated 700 miles northeast of Moscow on the Trans-Siberian railway line through the Ural Mountains. Salt, sugar, butter, eggs, macaroni and even matches must be bought with ration coupons -- assuming, of course, that state- run stores have the items. At harvest time, a shortage of sugar caused a near panic; without it, fruits and berries from family garden plots could not be made into preserves for the coming winter. In Perm, as elsewhere in provincial...
...will bring them anything more than uncertainty and hardship. An old man walking down the street waved his hand in the air with dismissive contempt. "I don't know anything, and I don't care," he said without stopping. "I'm just a little person trying to buy some bread...