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Ours is a wonderfully rich, supple and nuanced language. It permits us to communicate complex ideas and feelings, physical sensations, hopes, disappointments — the whole range of human experience.
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Phil S. Dixon, a Negro Leagues baseball historian, has written a new book on the late Buck O’Neil. “John Buck O’Neil, the Rookie, the Man, the Legacy, 1938” examines his rookie season with the Kansas City Monarchs as each game is played.
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“Gazelle,” “wildebeest” and “broad plains.” All were words Julian Cuevas learned about Friday morning while devouring books with the help of volunteer Michael Massman and the Swope Corridor Renaissance Upper Room program.
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OSAGE BEACH, Mo. | Beneath the free-standing porticos, on the stone path leading to the cut-glass double front door, Lisa Elliott greets me on a muggy afternoon wearing a black, sleeveless dress, as if she were on her way to a cocktail party. No doubt the big empty house at 86 Woodhaven Lane will hold many soirees someday — if and when it ever sells.
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The other day, I asked Bob Dole how he was doing. His first two words: “I’m busy.”
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