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...lose, Sunde and others have said The Pirate Bay will continue. Its trackers - the digital components that enable users to quickly find media on the Web - have been sent to users in other countries. If the site is closed in Sweden, they've promised it will reappear elsewhere...
...Gaza alive. If the Israelis opened the border crossings, we wouldn't have to be doing this," says Mohammed, a gap-toothed man in his 40s whose cap is emblazoned with a Koranic verse that he hopes will protect him from being buried alive when the Israeli fighter-bombers reappear in the skies over Gaza...
...that a mistake by the prosecutors? The question now is not how badly he should be punished. It is what is going to make him reappear in court. I think it was reasonable for the government to originally say, With these conditions we think he will reappear. It was reasonable to reconsider that when he disobeyed the SEC order. And it was reasonable of the judge to say I'm still confident he will show...
...relationship, a woman falls in love with a painter, a man named Lam flees the scene of a murder and ends up at an airport in Georgia. The characters are little more than ciphers, though, and they often disappear when thematic commentary is to be delivered, only to reappear pages later as if they’d never been gone. The warped style of the narrative can be frustrating. Even when Étienne’s narrative voice arrives to offer its personal thematic thoughts, it often transforms into a different voice by sonnet’s end. Themes...
...those signals had to pass through a lot of masonry before they got to my laptop. Wi-fi operates on an unlicensed frequency, so it has to deal with interference from baby monitors and microwave ovens and cordless phones too. As a result, my Internet access would vanish and reappear like a will-o'-the-wisp, even when I engaged OS X's excitingly named "interference robustness" feature. I always seemed to lose connectivity just when I was about to send a crucial e-mail--it's embarrassing to run down a city street waving your laptop around like...