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Describing the killings, he said it was "absolutely devastating... it felt like just a nightmare yesterday... that we hoped we'd wake up from but of course we didn't".

It had been a circuitous trip (there are hardly any other kind that end up in Walland, Tennessee), but my rocking chair bliss wasn't just an effect of where I'd come from, but of where I'd arrived.

It's an endless, morose cycle that the people of the area are expected to emancipate themselves from, but of course can't, because it's nigh on impossible.

It's an endless, morose cycle that the people of the area are expected to emancipate themselves from, but of course can't, because the economics involved make it nigh on impossible.

Our work underlines that transactional sex needs to be reflected as it is perceived: something very different from, but of at least equal concern to, formal sex work in the efforts to curb HIV transmission.

Our work suggests that transactional sex needs to continue to be reflected in the literature as it is perceived, something very different from, but of at least equal concern to formal sex work in the efforts to curb HIV transmission.

He fights for social change not despite of where he's from but because of it.

The latter is drawn not just from life, but of it.

We can learn from history, but, of course, history does not predict the future.

Images were also available from Sanikiluaq but of limited utility due to cloud.

ISIS came seemingly from nowhere, but of course that wasn't really the case.