Fair Game BY WALTER GOODMAN THE OTHER VEGAS AS THE BIG-DEAL HOTELS On the Las Vegas Strip continue to distance themselves from the pastime that brings in the money, the casinos downtown, where...
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SHAKEN CONFIDENCE France in Despair BY JANICE VALLS-RUSSELL PARIS DURING THE campaign preceding his May 1995 election as President. neo-Gaullist Jacques Chirac conjured up a sunny image of the...
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A TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK Battle of Wills in Myanmar BY KAREN SWENSON YANGON I TOLD THE agent sitting behind a thick plastic partition at the airport currency booth that I would only be in her...
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ANOTHER REFERENDUM? Canada's 'Phony war' BY HAROLD M. WALLER MONTREAL SEVERAL YEARS AGO there was a popular song with the refrain "one more time." Today that appears to be the mantra of many...
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TRANSCENDING NATIONALISM Germans, Czechs and One Brave Man BY GEORGE GIBIAN FOR MANY months now Germany and the Czech Republic have been attempting to draft a joint declaration on grievances...
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The Dismal Science WHAT DOES IT COST YOU TO LIVE? BY GEORGE P. BROCKWAY THE ENTRY in this space for April 5,1982, was titled "Let's Put Indexing on the Index." The occasion was a Reagan...
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Writers & Wftiting TWO COCKNEY VISIONARIES BY PHOEBE PETTINGELL THE STRENGTH of Peter Ackroyd's Blake (Knopf, 399 pp., $35.00) lies in the biographer's ability to explain so much that had...
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Spirals of Suspicion Revolution and War By Stephen M. Walt Cornell. 365pp. $35.00. Reviewed by Forrest D. Colburn Visiting Associate Professor. Woodrow Wilson School of Public and...
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The Seizing of 11:30 P.M. Nightline: History in the Making and the Making of Television By Ted Koppel and Kyle Gibson Times Books. 478pp. $25.00. Reviewed by Herbert Dorfman Television writer,...
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OnTelevision GET YOUR FREE TV TIME HERE BY REUVEN FRANK AFTER to-ing and fro-ing, and hemming and hawing, the "big three" television networks have responded to a full-page advertisement in the...
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On Stage TRAGEDY AND ART BY STEFAN KANFER PLOT A: An earnest polymath— playwright, composer and lyricist— struggles for recognition. He writes a musical and takes it to producer after producer,...
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