| 09:42 UK time, Tuesday, 25 July 2006
The Times: "The Ö÷²¥´óÐã is working on a musical to be based on the rise and fall of Gerald Ratner." ()
The Independent: "For some reason it is now the habit of every commentator - especially on the Ö÷²¥´óÐã - to add four meaningless syllables to the truth." ()
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Certainly, the Ö÷²¥´óÐã have-your-say themes often seem loaded, if innocuously. For example "Has the evacuation been well handled?" Why not "has it been handled well, indifferently or badly?" Or better still, "How do you rate the handling of the evacuation?" Perhaps a reputable opinion pollster should be called in to advise on the posing of questions?
I have been trying to write a paper for my sociology class about the genocide in darfur. I have used many different search engines and come up with little or no information. With so many people dying everyday there i cant help but to feel that it is simply because they don't supply us{the usa} with our oil. Is that why bush has done so little and over looked a nation going through a genocide