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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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3171	Certainly, I have given Saul Bellow some thought. I would prefer "Mr. Samml	Neocon	-	1/4/2002
3170	Its a tough question. It comes down to who is America's greatest novelist or	Tom Clarke	-	1/4/2002
3169	This is something I wrote about Disneyworld at the time of my trip: <i>Ki	Neocon	-	1/4/2002
3168	Well, I will give it some more thought... Hesse: Magister Ludi aka The Glass Be	Neocon	-	1/3/2002
3167	After my comment about moving to the Carolinas, we were spared snow, and the Sou	Neocon	-	1/3/2002
3166	Neo, re snow... We actually dodged the bullet here, 50 miles north they got abou	Fangorn	-	1/3/2002
3165	I guess Eliot technically counts, and certainly belongs on your list, but he had	Tom Clarke	-	1/3/2002
3164	Yeah, I can see how that would be a prime location for the white stuff. Of cours	Neocon	-	1/2/2002
3163	Neo, I live 7 miles east of Lake Michigan, every time the wind comes from the We	Fangorn	-	1/2/2002
3162	Wow, snow. I have been blessed with dryness, thus far, although it has finally g	Neocon	-	1/2/2002
3161	Neo, I did a Google on Walt Disney to check when he died and when Disney World w	Fangorn	-	1/2/2002
3160	If I were just doing entertainers, I would certainly include Mel Blanc. Perhaps	Neocon	-	1/2/2002
3159	Neo, I haven't been to either Disneyland or World so I have no opinion on th	Fangorn	-	1/2/2002
3158	I used to watch "The Wonderful World of Disney" too, and I still like	Neocon	-	1/2/2002
3157	Neo, re Disney I guess it all boils down to the definition of good. Do I detec	Fangorn	-	1/2/2002
3156	Eliot counts. You may as well count Huxley as American because he lived so long	Neocon	-	1/2/2002
3155	Here are the writers on your list. I find it hard to believe there isn't roo	Tom Clarke	-	1/1/2002
3154	That is what his colleagues called him, in America, at least. I like it......	Neocon	-	1/1/2002
3153	Yes, it was pretty good. But I tend to think that the creation of "visual m	Neocon	-	1/1/2002
3152	Since I consider the demise of Fascism and Communism as being the central events	Neocon	-	1/1/2002
3151	Ever since I visited Disneyworld, I have been ambivalent about Disney. Remember,	Neocon	-	1/1/2002
3150	'Fred' Hayek...? <gg>	Tom Clarke	-	1/1/2002
3149	I understand. I thought Edwarda made a pretty good case.	Tom Clarke	-	1/1/2002
3148	I was trying to eliminate some of the tandem recognition, unless unavoidable, an	Neocon	-	1/1/2002
3147	That is a good point. I will have to recall why I didn't put her on, in the	Neocon	-	1/1/2002

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