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...context and to the comments of the interviewers." Dr. Lenore Terr, a prominent defender of recovered memories and a chief witness for the defense, admitted under questioning that at least one of Holly's "flashbacks" -- of being forced to perform oral sex on the family dog -- was dubious. That admission helped cast doubt on all of Holly's sex-abuse memories...
...White House has yet to produce convincing "evidence" that Clinton has been "assaulted" more than any previous President when dubious behavior surfaces. But Clinton can take some comfort that he is not alone in suddenly realizing he is high and visible, and his flaws are every night's soap. Remember Jerry Ford the Klutz? And Jimmy Carter's harsh season of invective as the passionless, peanut President...
Critics have been excoriating. You've been subject to recent headlines like USA Today's "Conan: Still No Reason to Stay Up" and multiple mentions in Esquire's "Dubious Achievement" issue. Entertainment Weekly took a shot below the belt in its Oscar review with "Oh Whoopi, even Conan would be funnier...
Quoting Camille Paglia may be appropriate in such a discourse as his; however, his choice of quotes--"Puhleez!"--is dubious. Rather then telling these students to "shut up," perhaps Mr. Lat should first listen to what they are saying...
...usually means Friday, but better than that, final. First came the assault, then the arrests, then the wranglings in court. As the world watched with fascination, the January attack on Nancy Kerrigan fueled a media frenzy, amply supported by the public's craving for the latest swill. Checkbook journalists, dubious gurus and assorted sleaze hounds soon joined in. By the time the drama was served up cold on the Olympic rink, it had all the ingredients of a classic face-off: Kerrigan, the almost too model American miss vs. Tonya Harding, the grungy underdog whose ex-husband and entourage allegedly...