Critical Essay by Kit Rachlis
Everything that's right and everything that's wrong about Hold Out … can be found in its climax: the spoken confession at the end of the last cut, &...
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Critical Essay by Noel Coppage
Jackson Browne does not rock out; Jackson Browne meanders eloquently—sometimes to a big beat and loud guitars, but not so as to cover the words. Jackson Browne b...
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The mother of two University of Oregon students who were traveling with their father on a jetliner when it disappeared over Indonesia says she's holding out hope for the three."There are times that...
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Singapore (dpa) - A Singapore-developed treatment is undergoing
testing in patients with pancreatic cancer, one of the most
aggressive types of the disease, a team of resear...
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Moscow (dpa) - President Vladimir Putin agreed Monday to become
top candidate of Russia's dominent party in parliamentary elections
due in December, fuelling speculation he ...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Middle East envoy and former
British Prime Minister Tony Blair Sunday held out hope that
talks in the United States this month to broker a "two-state"
agreement between Isra...
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Perhaps the staff of the Food Emporium at 1066 Third Avenue should have known something was up on June 3, when a customer arrived and waited patiently for the manager a full 10 minutes at the custo...
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BEIJING, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The bulldozers have moved in,
but in Beijing's historic Qianmen neighbourhood, pockets of
holdouts are refusing to move. Among them are the Zhengs, who are suing their ...
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DETROIT (Reuters) - As the Detroit auto show opens
Sunday, major global automakers are set to unwrap glittering
new vehicles that span the gamut of styles from the gas-hogging
fast to the gas-free...
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Right before the Suzuki Reno finished dead last in our "$15,000 Cheap Skates" comparison test (May 2006), a group of 14 motorcycle magazines, including our sister publication Cycle World, picked th...
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JUBA, Sudan, Jan 9 (Reuters) - As far as Ahmed al Nour is
concerned, there is only one way forward for his home in south
Sudan. "Khartoum has not made unity attractive. The south will
separate," h...
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Critical Essay by Kit Rachlis
Mother holds out hope for missing girls
