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Page 216 from Issue 80

Page 216 from Issue 80 This is the only choice we have had since the creation of the bomb, our ... children are ambivalent. It is not surprising, then, that we both protect them and threaten them. Not least ... children and other living things. But we have seen enough of the way ambivalence functions in this ...
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Page 173 from Issue 62

about a dying GI with a Spanish name. The bombing and the strafing stopped and the flying boats came in ... force had beaten back the enemy because they did not appear again. Rabaul was a ruin though the harbor ... was dense with their warships of every descrip­ tion, mostly unhit. Our bombing was not all that ...
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Page 13 from Issue 33

"Light of day, print, the public." She was going on about my even thinking such a thing, let ... a vow of silence." "At his age?' "He won't speak-he has ... counterfeited impatience and anger here. "Is it true the spools will see the light of day? I mean will ...
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Page 43 from Issue vol1-no1

. Since the tides are, you recall, of lunar-day frequency, we studied in the oysters the time o� lunar-day ... Harbor; then they appeared to forget their home tidal times and for the next two fortnights they opened ... time of lunar day (or position of moon), time of lunar month, and even time of year. I shall not try my ...
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Page 165 from Issue 80

high culture and low, even between better and best, they are ever prepared to speak candidly of their ... certain kinds of people are more worthy than others to be held up as models. This belief they repudiate, ... right to impose those opinions on others. To live in a pluralistic 165 Issue 80 page ...
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Page 22 from Issue 103

Fall 1998
or not we should have bombed Hiroshima. And I said that I had to honor the opinion of my friend, ... Page 22 from Issue 103 TRIQUARTERLY really. After the bombing of Dresden, and after we came out of ... service there on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Bombing of Hiroshima, I came to speak ...
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Page 146 from Issue 134

the World in 80 Days. I had been looking for a classic text to adapt for Lookingglass for some time ... the World in 80 Days, my big idea for the play became clear very quickly. The transformation of Fogg ... varies, we most often do adaptations of classic stories, frequently epic in scale, that are told in ...
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Page 156 from Issue 41

they languish for the next three days. Speak of General Sam Smith's de­ termination that the ... Page 156 from Issue 41 to send it on to Byron as well, for consideration in some future elegy to ... Andrew-are transferred from the Surprize back to the flag-of-truce sloop they'd arrived on, still ...
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Page 29 from Issue 51

that leak. Lucille we are probably going to hear more about here and in the next life, which is close ... we've heard here if not out on our business junkets in the hinterlands, are beyond all that unconscious ... Page 29 from Issue 51 (Yet who was this speaking? Do people speak like this? Surely, ...
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Origins

Jacob Newberry
And then we all were praying, a thousand voices speaking words in no harmony, words in no unison. My ... searching for an exit. So am I. Stage left, stage right: we are opposites. One week my mother speaks of ... society then. We were wandering expressions. There was a day in January when the trains were heard again. ...

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