Like fast food for the brain, easy to read, sort of tastes like it should, but lacks the substance of the real thing.
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A wonderful story about growing old and learning how to be grateful for the small gifts that fortune throws your way.
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This show captures the essence of D.I. Rebus and brings the books to life.
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...nothing can prepare you for the experience that is Fanfare Ciocarlia and nothing compares to them
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If Nelson Mandela was the face of liberation for South Africa than Hugh Masekela was its sound.
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The US may be a rich country, but I think it has a poverty of empathy.
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Reading Erikson's work is to be reminded what epic fiction really is.
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...a funny, sad, and satirical commentary on television, false visions, and obsession.
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Music saved my life, and continues to make it beautiful.
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