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It was the season of a local boy, Jonny Gomes, who watched A's games from these selfsame bleachers while growing up in nearby Petaluma, and as far from a local boy as can be found in Balfour, an Australian whose bellowing antics after saves have come to define him.

But their individualized selves, and their thoughts about the crisis, are often absent from those selfsame discussions.

There is really not much use in continuously revisiting artificially induced states if it is at the expense of doing the actual work required to integrate the teachings from those selfsame states into one's life in a meaningful and less transient manner.

A more plausible explanation for the government's decision to sail closer to this "rock" than some think wise is that it is seeking also to avoid the "hard place" towards which these selfsame critics would have them steer: a sovereign debt crisis.

IN modeling, a business where novelty is a line item, where women are often referred to in the language of industrial products and where these selfsame women are chillingly considered to have a professional expiration date, there must always be a new girl.

Yet Harley, it's no spoiler to say, proves to be the ultimate heroine of "Suicide Squad," in a suggestion that her heroism arises from the selfsame toxic and self-destructive impulses that the Joker implanted in her.

-ROBERT FROST The bee and the serpent often sip from the selfsame flower.

– that our own Matt Hickey got a full-bore shout-out from the selfsame organization.

After his wedding, Rainier tried to rule Monaco by offering a judicious blend of modern commerce and a refuge from that selfsame vulgarity.

She introduces the prizes, which are all the same except for--shockingly--a $50,000 technology suite from HP, the selfsame maker of those Touchsmart notebooks Tim got so tongue-twisted over.

"It's from these people".