Excerpts:
"Our lives have been a little duller since Hugh Grant took a brief hiatus from the American scene, but take heart-he's back, and happy to share naughty family photos, his views about the press and a legendary pint of wee-wee at the local gay pub." BY LUCY KAYLIN [page 226].
"[Charles Ware] is sitting in an office in Columbia, Maryland, a clean, intentionally non-descript town suspended halfway between Baltimore and Washington. Columbia's only attitude is its determination to have no attitude at all, and so Columbia is a good place for Charles Ware, who allies himself with no cause. His eclectic uniform says so: blue blazer, bow tie and cowboy boots-none of the accessories a black lawyer with any Sharpton to him would ever consider wearing." BY PETER RICHMOND [pages 237-238].
"Our lives have been a little duller since Hugh Grant took a brief hiatus from the American scene, but take heart-he's back, and happy to share naughty family photos, his views about the press and a legendary pint of wee-wee at the local gay pub." BY LUCY KAYLIN [page 226].
"[Charles Ware] is sitting in an office in Columbia, Maryland, a clean, intentionally non-descript town suspended halfway between Baltimore and Washington. Columbia's only attitude is its determination to have no attitude at all, and so Columbia is a good place for Charles Ware, who allies himself with no cause. His eclectic uniform says so: blue blazer, bow tie and cowboy boots-none of the accessories a black lawyer with any Sharpton to him would ever consider wearing." BY PETER RICHMOND [pages 237-238].
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