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...also the problem of actors trying to look like athletes. And move like them, as if a few weeks' practice is all it takes. So we have movies like Wimbledon, in which Kirsten Dunst's character is meant to be the world No. 1 yet her strokes wouldn't stand out at your mother's Wednesday hit-and-giggle...
...look at life very differently, and I can understand how to help others reach their own milestones in life. I too had chemotherapy and radiation and a host of side effects. I have been free of cancer for nearly 20 years, and with the medication I'm on, I stand a good chance of a normal life. Survivor Karen Dyer, featured in your report, is a wonderful role model. She has shown that one can survive cancer and live a normal life thereafter. The only difference between Karen's story and my own? Mine takes place in South Africa. Timothy...
...stood for something other than Terrell Owens, what would it stand for? Madison Welch, ARLINGTON...
Some Airbus watchers blame the A380--with 165 orders--for hogging valuable resources and causing delays in the A350 schedule. The two planes stand for Airbus' somewhat divergent views on how to meet the needs of travelers as all aspects of flying grow. Critics say the company overestimated the double-decker market--and overcommitted with its investment of $16 billion. On Oct. 15, the A380 will be delivered to launch customer Singapore Airlines after more than a year's delay. "Airbus was thinking that people wanted massive airplanes to go between the continents," says Neidl. "What's wrong with that...
Even our local produce seller, a mellow, religious old man not prone to talk of politics, could not control his fury at Ahmadinejad. "He's ruined this country," he said, storming around a stand of figs and mulberries. "Why doesn't someone stop him?" I was reminded of something an acquaintance of mine, a close relative of Ahmadinejad's, once said. "Tehran is like a warehouse of cotton," he told me. "One spark, and the whole place will burn." Suddenly the disturbing prospects of Iran's uncertain place in the world ceased to be an abstraction and became a reality...