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Berry, Wendell. Citizenship Papers.(Book Review)(Brief Article)
Sept. 2003. 192p. Avalon/ Shoemaker and Hoard, $24 (1-59376-000-0). 338-1.
Berry says that these recent essays mostly say again what he has said before. His faithful readers may think he hasn't, however, said any of it better before. So it always seems with Berry, one of English's finest stylists, as perspicuous as T. H. Huxley at his best and as perspicacious as John Ruskin at his. Like Huxley, Berry cares about how life persists; like Ruskin, about how economics and politics impinge upon life. Naturally, then, his constant subject is the fostering of life, especially human life--in a word, agriculture. As Huxley in "On a Piece of Chalk" (1865) shows how a little natural chalk implicates vast ...
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to passage by Congress, some Wall Street analysts see a storm cloud on th e horizon for the stock market. The potential problem lies in the proposal in the Senate version of the tax bill to eliminate...
- Storm Cloud Looms over Anglo-Swedish Drug Giant Chairman's Non-Ouster.
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Financial Mail on Sunday, London Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 24--Sir Peter Bonfield has launched a last-minute offensive to head off a revolt by major shareholders at AstraZeneca over the drugs giant's decision to allow embattled chairman Percy Barnevik to stand for office again.
- Storm cloud over Cardiff.(Sport)
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mirror (London, England) Leach, Martin November 2, 1997 700+ words
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- Storm cloud can have silver lining.(Loos Tales)(Editorial)
- Magazine article from: Feedstuffs Loos, Trent November 10, 2008 700+ words
THE fifth annual Houston E. Mull Memorial FFA Cattle Drive was another tremendous success, with the exception of one scary moment for my family. Before I get to that, though, I want to tell you about my activities with the Loos Tales FoodLink Chuck Wagon and the journey to the Mull Farm. On Friday
- Storm Cloud Over Homeowners Policies.
- Newspaper article from: Kiplinger's Retirement Report July 1, 2002 700+ words
Think twice before you file a claim with your homeowners insurance company--particularly if you've claimed a loss within the past seven years. Insurance companies, stung by recent financial losses, are taking a hard line on homeowners who file repeated claims, and in some cases are refusing to
- Storm cloud of suspicion hangs over Missouri.
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) December 22, 2003 700+ words
Byline: Skip Myslenski CHICAGO _ This promised to be the season of perhaps Missouri's greatest glory. The Tigers were deep and talented, ingrained in the ways of fifth-year coach Quin Snyder, and many expected them to win the Big 12 title and advance to the NCAA Final Four. "I do think this team is
