The junk that is being repeatedly inserted relies on suppositions about the intent of Norman Golb's son and on a previous smear campaign purveyed in certain newspapers.
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What that means is that celebrities, like other commodities, have a built-in obsolescence-- an obsolescence that is only hastened by the ways fame is purveyed.
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Yet listeners flock to the distant past, spinning disks of monastic chant and Renaissance polyphony as purveyed by the Tallis Scholars, Lionheart, Anonymous 4 and their numerous ilk.
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At Magnani Poultry, which purveyed additive-free poultry and meats before it was politically correct, there is still the sense of catering to the customer's needs.
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In his unique " Fables in Slang, " which purveyed not so much slang as the American colloquial vernacular, Ade pursued an effectively genial satire notable for its scrupulous objectivity.
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The basic premise Naomi Wolf wants to promote in her books is a sensible and much-needed antidote to the stridency and ideological self-righteousness purveyed by hard-core feminists.
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Under questioning by another defense lawyer, Stephen C . Worth, Louima acknowledged Monday that he had given more than one version of the circumstances in which he had purveyed that falsehood.
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Even the quintet's name, the Backstreet Boys, evoked a mixture of urban cool and mild-mannered youthfulness _ a study in contradictions purveyed by Jackson, as well.
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"Actually, I hate violence, I hate it, " he said, although he has certainly purveyed wholesale murder and dizzying brutality as a ticket to fame and fortune.
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Hart and Berlin well understood that those who purveyed the news were as essential to shaping the American sensibility as those who made it, and that the lines between the two often blurred.
