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O'Casey's play is about poverty, the Rising viewed by inhabitants of a tenement, touched by its themes of death and patriotism, but set in the present.
Harry Thorn, Philadelphia Political disarray Thomas Friedman's call for a third party in the United States is self-defeating ("Third Party rising," Views, Oct. 5).
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Thomas Friedman ("Third party rising," Views, Oct. 4) misunderstands the source of America's political paralysis.
