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Idealism comes naturally to liberal societies because it has no inherent principles and no rules to follow
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Greenville’s favorite son is the poetically tragic Shoeless Joe Jackson, the illiterate millhand whom Babe Ruth called ‘the greatest hitter I had ever seen’
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Scots has been used as a spoken and a literary language
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As I wrestled with mine, my ward mate hung his head in shame
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I was the only foreign correspondent there — and it was the best day of my life
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For too long has Spirit been the punchline of hastily written Saturday Night Live jokes
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As the city reopens, one thing is for sure. The glamour days of Studio 54, Xenon and other fleshpots are not about to return
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Charles, Prince of Wales, is having a little trouble with his son Harry
By Peter Jones
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Gibraltar is no longer a colonial outpost. It feels modern, cosmopolitan
By William Cook
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As the milk and sugar of summer, seersucker is best enjoyed full gulp
By James Panero
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