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...servicemen would be to buy them off with a hefty pay raise, but the government simply does not have that kind of money. Soldiers will vote in the next presidential election for a leader who will protest more vigorously the feeble overall reforms of the present government; who will express the hopes of an exhausted people for a better life, stability, law and order; and who will infuse the military with new faith in its combat potential. This leader might be Zhirinovsky or General Alexander Lebed, commander of the 14th Army in Trans-Dniestr, who is popular for his role...
...with his last movie, "Slacker." Portraying the dead-end life in sleepy Austin, Texas, the film was embraced by Generation Xers who felt it explained why they were so determinedly listless. "Before Sunrise" -- his newest effort -- may serve a similar purpose for the same group in their attempts to express their romantic feelings, says TIME critic Richard Corliss. Still, the movie, which basically follows an extended conversation between a guy and a girl who meet on a train, falls flat, Corliss feels. "This two-character talkfest, a kind of Eric Rohmer meets Harry meets Sally, wins points for daring...
...mayor says that in the future, he would prefer places like One Brattle St., which contains such large, trendy shops as Structure and Express, be anomalies...
...very positive, very helpful meeting," the teacher said. "We had an opportunity to express our concerns...
...traits of the characters which be prelude conveys would be obvious in any case. And the inclusion of some really banal lines does not help. [Of tea] "We Japanese women drink a lot of it... Become it... Swallow the tempest... And nobody knows... The storm inside." One can only express these sentiments so many times after Oliver Stone's movie. "The Joy Luck Club," before they start sounding simply silly...