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4964	If you choose, your next few years can be wonders in exploration of some of the	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4963	<i>For me, the most salient points of job difficulty would include: l	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4962	Love the alliteration here: <I>probably plump for Pride and Prejudice<	Poet	7/3/2001
4961	Chris, About the conservative tilt of Fox news: Karen provided a link yesterda	Poet	7/3/2001
4960	Well there you are! I was wondering if you'd discovered some new auto-restr	Poet	7/3/2001
4959	Some people will never understand because they do not wish to understand. That&	epicure	7/3/2001
4958	<i>How much data will it take for some people to understand that AIDS is	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4957	<i> I am embarrassed to admit that I've never read Jane Austen.</i&	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4956	Seems to me that which way a person thinks the news tilts often -- usually? -- s	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4955	<i>I have met very few nurturing men in my life (and most of the nurturing	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4954	<i>I would say that taking care of women is more difficult than takin	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4953	<i>I've never thought of the adage that childrearing is the world	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4952	Belated congratulations (I've been off for a few days) on being accepted to	The Philosopher	7/3/2001
4951	Oh, perhaps a master of language... but not of literature. Even the former'	thames_sider	7/3/2001
4950	Those were wonderful. Larsen has the greatest sense of humor. And your eight y	Poet	7/3/2001
4949	Oddly, my 8-year-old asked what "crenellated" meant a day or two ago.	Win Smith	7/3/2001
4948	I love "eponymous" too. I develop crushes on words. These days it	Poet	7/3/2001
4947	Thank you. i'm going to make an effort to read it soon. Here's an arti	Poet	7/3/2001
4946	"The Accordion Crimes" is episodic, it doesn't really have any com	Win Smith	7/3/2001
4945	Pride and Prejudice Although I think Persuasion is the best.	epicure	7/3/2001
4944	Well hardee har har. -gg I've not even heard of "Accordion Crimes&quo	Poet	7/3/2001
4943	I am embarrassed to admit that I've never read Jane Austen. If you were to	Poet	7/3/2001
4942	I read "The Shipping News" a month or so ago, and I loved it. I thoug	Win Smith	7/3/2001
4941	<I>. Joyce is as pointless as the stories he fails to tell. IMHO</I>	Poet	7/3/2001
4940	As a practical person I am forced to agree with you. Once something ceases to b	epicure	7/3/2001

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