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...honest failure to appreciate the significance of information. Thus, the failure to disclose to Demjanjuk's attorneys certain details that at the time seemed neither relevant nor exculpatory became, in the court of appeals' view, "misconduct" sufficient to set aside the extradition. I believe that the investigating judge was correct when he characterized these instances as the product of honest judgment and not misbehavior...
...possible that the full appeals court of 16 judges will review the decision handed down by the three-judge panel. I hope that it will, and that it will correct this painful and wholly unwarranted result. Whatever might happen, I am deeply grateful for the encouragement and support I have received throughout this process from the Harvard community...
...shot so dizzily that the dancing is often hard to follow. Much of the party scene is a murky jumble. To help clarify things, the filmmakers added a last-minute narration by Kevin Kline. From a purist's viewpoint, Kit Culkin, Macaulay's demanding father and manager, was correct when he argued noisily that this intrusion into Balanchine's concept should be excised. When he lost out, he retaliated by withdrawing his son's participation in promoting the film. Kit has a right to his opinion; after all, he played the prince in 1958. But the truth is that...
...think Dr. Peretz has been misinformed on anumber of areas, and I am writing to him privatelyto correct these," Knowles said
...realize that use of the word "Moonie" is pejorative and highly offensive? The term was coined by critics of the Church to demean its members as the words "hymie," "nigger" or "chink" are used to dehumanize other segments of our society. The correct reference to a member of the Unification Church is "Unificationist...