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That is why revolutions elsewhere are bound to be of compelling interest.In this section Air-raid warnings A course by any other name Enter the orange shirts Feet of clay In hope, not expectation The wind that will not subside ReprintsRecollections of the Tiananmen protests were one reason China's censors at first worked so assiduously to curtail discussion of the unrest in Egypt.

By Hendrik Hertzberg November 29, 2009 I realize that this will be of compelling interest mainly to my blood relatives (and not all of them), but if for some reason you wish to see, hear, or read me sounding off on topics related to "¡OBÁMANOS!: The Birth of a New Political Era," there are clickables that can be clicked upon.

The combined observations from both sour-ageusics, whose fungiform papillae cDNA lacked transcripts for the ASICs and PKDs, and from sour-normals, whose fungiform papillae cDNA clearly expressed transcripts for the ASICs and PKDs, should be of compelling importance in deciphering the sour taste transduction mechanisms in humans.

But I too am less than amused with the results of the card (bloggers and entrepreneurs buying bad coffee) than with the idea, which is of course compelling.

I'm kind of compelled to respond the same way even when I think the reviewer is a stupid jerk with no imagination and too much free time.

An MSNBC spokesman who was with us tried to declare Mr. Russert's attire "off the record," which I found hilarious, and which I was of course compelled to include in the story.

But I might have answered, "Well, I dream about Ebbets Field every few weeks or so, so I guess I was sort of compelled to write about this".

"There's little chance of compelling the co-op to make repairs unless there's a defect in the structure," he said.

But even with the world No1 out of commission, there was no shortage of compelling plotlines.

The works in the Brooklyn Museum show, mostly aerosol spray paintings, are not devoid of compelling qualities.

DFW's account of Senator McCain's time as a POW in Vietnam is nothing short of compelling.