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| ``Rome'' revels in the decadence and the rampant,
luxuriant amorality of the era of Caesarean rule, and yet all the
characters are played by some rather chilly British actors. The Contras combined amorality and ruthlessness with a smart
strategy: defeat the Sandinistas by turning their country into hell on
earth. the good
professor did not intend this characterization to be viewed
favorably)--who find themselves assailed by both cosmopolitans on the
left and neoconservatives on the right, both accusing them of varying
types of amorality, if not worse. |
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