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rachellucas.com - 2/27/2009
I do not understand the words you are saying.
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There’s a Sainsbury’s a 5-minute walk from the flat, right on the High Street (apparently every town has a high street? I think?), so I went there for the first time today after some commenters suggested I try it in my quest for certain foodstuffs. I didn’t find what I was ...
newledger.com - 2/26/2009
“Words, Words, Words”
— newledger.com — Let it never be said that Barack Obama is not a very good communicator. And since most... people don't bother to make a distinction between prepared speechmaking and extemporaneous speechmaking, Obama's legend as an orator will likely not take any hits ... (more) “Words, Words, Words”

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In Their Own Words
mypetjawa.mu.nu - 3/4/2009
In Their Own Words
— mypetjawa.mu.nu — An administrator's avatar at an increasingly popular Islamist forum hosted in Canada but run from the US....... (more) In Their Own Words

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The Anchoress — Rachel Lucas. I cannot tell you how much I am enjoying the chronicles of her adventures in England - the language difficulties, the way things explode on her, the way she charitably puts up with British Telephone until she doesn’t, anymore, the the beautiful surprises, the lack of salsa, near curtsies. It’s all brilliant, funny, touching, hopeful and - when she writes about how much she misses her beloved dog, Sunny, even moving. This cracked me up: So I take my bottle of wine to the ...

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