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One Crowded Hour
… into office with overwhelming popular support. He had accomplished the unthinkable—he had snatched power from the … in response to Chávez’s firing of high-ranking PDVSA officials and their replacement with his allies. That got people … center filled with towering high-rises. As the gunfire died off and the chavistas fell back, Mike realized with …
The Poet
… Poet In the spring of that year a strange young man began coming into my father’s grocery. Surely he was a poet, for … side to side, in order to send the cream at the top to all points inside the bottle, he took off the cap with his … stating that it was possible to live years on a daily diet of milk. For those with less rigorous constitutions a …
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Nineteen Minutes
… just whimper, would she live, would the baby live? She was compelled to see what might happen. The deep groans of the … young men sometimes ran against each other, the strain of bodies pushed to their limits, the pain, the exhaustion, the …  “Maybe the TV,” she says.  “Very good.” Franckline points the remote at the television. Two women and a man …
The Southern Way of Religion
… services each night. Every sermon I heard was structured to come to an emotional climax pressing sinners to convert, and … this clerical quest to understand the causes and remedies for what they almost unanimously labeled a religious … that sets Southerners apart in this nation. 226-247 By John B. Boles …
Hunger, Hope, and Nurture: Poetry From Michael Ryan, the Chinese Democracy Movement, and Maxine Kumi
… natural world, the conflict is often with those who would compromise the biosphere. She opposes them with an armed … rationalizes his departure with the stoic nostrum, “Birds die, we all die,” but, a minute later, he returns, only to … Gu indulges his penchant for critique but, as Donald Finkel points out in his introduction, what surprises Western …
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The Last Married Man
… about it and eventually suffered some sort of breakdown, also, his oil-rich country has got much worse—more Fascist. … improve my life (having gone to school in England, he had become a passionate Anglophile, and had anglicized his Middle … a taxi that he had carelessly kept waiting, I would have died rather than remind him to repay me, which he of course …
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