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Business as Usual
China’s dictatorial habits. Health-care messes. Blood and guts. Gospel readings. Plus much more.
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Blown Away : /p>Loved the [Sopranos] review. Didn't think about the bear as a symbol for the Russian mob -- but it works.
(I was looking at the bear as a contrast to the duck family that Tony adored. Now, Tony's duck food has rotted and is attracting the threatening bear. The bear outs A.J. as a wimp and brings a potential suitor to Carmela. More harbingers than you can shake an automatic weapon at.)
p>I'm so glad it's back! br> -- Dawn Westerberg /p> p> NEWS BREAK br> Re: K. Andrew Jackson's Imagine Private Property : /p>
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