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...damned well better be ready for war, because we've been at war since September 2001. This war is different from any we have fought before, and the politically correct will never like it. It has overt and covert operations, some of which will be pre-emptive. Soldiers will die, some by enemy fire and some by friendly fire. Innocent civilians will be killed. This war will be long, and we had better keep the resolve that we will need to see it through. It's not nice, but it is necessary. DAVID C. MORTENSEN Pocatello, Idaho...
...CORRECT OTHER PEOPLE'S CHILDREN...
...someone else's parenting ability. But if the other child is doing something--let's say drawing with a crayon on the wall, or about to set your house on fire, or hitting your child, or something on that order--you would certainly want to step in and correct that kind of behavior...
...told our guys that we needed to take three turnovers and give away zero if we wanted to beat Lehigh,” said Harvard coach Tim Murphy. “That ‘zero’ part was almost correct...
...then forced to consider every aspect of what he is building. But limitations and restrictions should not be so great that they paralyze you. TIME: Your films are frequently described as realist. How would you characterize your work? Kiarostami: People's views about my films are probably more correct than my own. My main influence is real life. But no matter how realistic and true to real life you are, film is still something man-made. TIME: What are the advantages of digital filmmaking? Kiarostami: The freedom it provides, but freedom is not always the best solution. It also creates...