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...needlessly long 5 to 11 minute whiners on this album. Smith mopes about "The Last Day of Summer," the fact that love always ends ("There is No If...") and flowers that eventually die ("Bloodflowers"), but it's the lyrics of "39" that seem most appropriate: "I used to feed the fire but the fire is almost out...and there's nothing left to burn." Somehow these last two, almost prophetic, songs are also the most driven. Even diehard fans are likely to be embarrassed...
...ever seen, complete with massive gut, Boston accent and wife in tow, passes in front of me, headed for the slot machine. He looks around nervously and surreptitiously removes his wallet from his back pocket. He opens it and takes out a $1 bill, which he repeatedly attempts to feed into the machine. Looking back at his wife, he seems highly disappointed. "Helen, there's something wrong with it. Maybe it's not turned...
...they showed the same trend demonstrated so tellingly in South Carolina. Bush pulled in strong numbers among voters self-identified as members of the religious right, and among conservative Republicans in general. McCain, on the other hand, grabbed a hefty vote among independents and Democrats. This divide will surely feed the fire already raging between the GOP candidates (and throughout the Republican party at large): Whom should the party support? Bush, the establishment candidate who has played with great success to the conservative wing of the party, or McCain, who has ignited a firestorm of support among the ranks...
...momentum moved further towards the visitors when the Wildcats' top line struck again four minutes later. Holmes and Carrabba connected to feed Zaban to close the Crimson lead to one goal...
...increasingly knew that excessive hunting, beyond what was authorized by the government, was taking a terrible toll. That made him receptive in 1994 when the World Wildlife Fund approached him to lead a fight against illegal hunting of tigers (and the elk, boar and other game that tigers feed on) in the Primorye region in Russia's Far East. "If we can't protect the tiger, the king of the taiga," he says, "we will lose, slowly but surely, the richness of our biodiversity...