Lileks also writes for the soon-to-be-extinct newspaper medium and signs off on his message with this comradely quote from Elvis Costello : " I wish you luck with a capital F ."
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The most optimistic message of this meeting is that we had a free comradely dialogue, free of crying over our fate, and that we have affirmed that socialism is alive and that it is the future of humanity,
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The tensions calmed a bit Wednesday when Shih finally broke his silence, saying there was nothing between him and Chen except " comradely love, " while he was still grateful to Lee for her past love.
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With the number of diplomats left in the compound dwindling, Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov gave Lukashenko a comradely salute for his steadfastness, and blamed the dispute on western attempts to pump up a Cold War mood.
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Characters who might be expected to fall in love forgo romance in favor of " comradely relations " and " class love, " and no one in a model opera has a visible husband or wife.
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As it is, they're ciphers, generic technicians of death who are allotted only the most perfunctory human faceting ( Reno is the warm, comradely one, Skarsgard is the cold, isolated one, etc . ).
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Today, Mymrino symbolizes the nostalgic dreams of order and a simpler, comradely life that Zyuganov has evoked with unexpected success to become the front-runner in June's presidential election, just five years after communism supposedly was discredited.
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"Dear Friends : American Photographs of Men Together 1840-1918 " by David Deitcher is a collection of old pictures of unknown men in " comradely " embrace ( Harry N . Abrams, $ 35 ).
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Collected Poems ", which David Biespiel hailed as a highlight of the century's poetry : " Thom Gunn is a poet of'comradely love .'Compassion has always been his domain and his work's principal emotion.
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In September 1943 General Mario Soldarelli rallied Fascist Blackshirts and Italian soldiers loyal to Mussolini to continue the war, along with military men who felt it was dishonorable to turn on an ally and with those who had developed comradely feelings toward the Germans.
