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The unnamed sources in "Caught Between Doing Well and Doing Good," by Jonathan D. Glater (Legal Beat column, Business Day, Nov. 18), would have readers believe that The American Lawyer's financial rankings have somehow prompted law firms to cut ethical corners or ignore corrupt behavior by well-paying clients.
They are also the provider of the 'new' landline lists referenced in the Civil Beat column.
In our 99-Seat Beat column, F. Kathleen Foley rounds up what's doing in small theaters, including a play inspired by a Jonathan Safran Foer novel.
In our weekly 99-Seat Beat column, Margaret Gray surveys what's happening in small theaters, including a musical inspired by the songs of Los Lobos.
FOR THE RECORD: Car computers: An item in the April 28 Capitol Business Beat column on legislation by state Sen. Bill Monning (D-Carmel) seeking to give car owners more control over information from their car computers said it was SB 984.
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She is so unnerved, particularly by illegal immigrants, that she recently started locking her door — saying that the police-beat column in the local paper disproportionately features Spanish surnames.
But having predicted before the regular season that squad continuity, potential home-field advantage in the final and the captaincy of India's World Cup leader, Mahindra Singh Dhoni, would make Chennai hard to beat, this column is sticking with that first thought.
The jolting images from Birmingham, Alabama, the 'Johannesburg of America', where in the spring of 1963 police dogs tore at the clothing and flesh of young protesters; or the equally stomach-churning film from Selma in 1965, where Alabama state troopers beat a column of activists with their Billy clubs, with the ferocity of butchers hacking at meat.
Total bacterial DNA was extracted from 30 mg lyophilised faeces with the Repeated Bead Beating Plus Column Method [ 47].
