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A great French institution shows no signs of slowing down.
Joseph A. Harriss
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The man who saw it coming.
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Plato remains our finest rock critic.
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Matthew Vadum
John H. Fund
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Forgiving enemies is one of the hardest commandments in Jesus’ teachings.
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The art of the past has become a closed book.
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Sarah Palin has the talent and time to retool her image.
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