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And yet certain omissions--the superb ballerinas Tina LeBlanc and Leslie Carothers, who reigned in the 1980s, are not featured at all--leave the book incomplete for long-time Joffrey watchers. Thomas Carothers (34) characterizes the Bush administration as having a "split personality," announcing its support for democracy while at the same time reinforcing its ties with "friendly tyrants" in the struggle with Islamic revolutionaries. Had he stuck the landing Carothers likely would have taken over first place. |
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