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Driven to silence by commentators talking tosh and Becks (Scotsman)
A SLICE OF LIFE THERE are times when it's advisable to listen carefully to sporting commentaries in order to avoid being lumbered with wrong impressions.
Jack-of-all-trades and a master of many of them (Huron Daily Tribune)
Most of us have several skills in various areas, and a few have great skills in several fields of endeavor.
Sidelines: With basketball, what is old is new again (Terre Haute Tribune Star)
I started writing this column 10 years ago. At that time, both of my parents were living, my daughter was a scrawny eighth-grader with braces on her teeth and my son proudly wore a crewcut and didn't want to go anywhere without me.
Omar Sharif wants to send message in his new movies (Gulf News)
Ouarzazate, Morocco: At 73, Omar Sharif is as charming as ever with moist brown eyes and the trademark gap between his front teeth. He also has two grandsons to give him good career advice.
More important than the hunt (Duluth News Tribune)
So there I was, east of The River, south of Jackson's Field. Deer season. That long-anticipated three-weekend holiday opens much the same way each year: Six o'clock in the woods and the approaching glow of Camp Blight through the trees.
Soda pop doesn't sparkle when it comes to cavities (Miami Herald)
Q: I know soda is empty calories. But if my children brush their teeth after drinking some, does it still increase the risk for cavities?
ON BEAUTY (Book Reporter)
Zadie Smith's ambitious first novel, WHITE TEETH, sent its young author into the stratosphere of literary culture, earning her rave reviews with critics and readers alike.
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