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"We live in the age of the defense attorney as superstar," he observes about Robert Shapiro during his multiple-installment account of the O. J. Simpson trial, which, thanks to such catty, sprightly reporting, has not gone stale.

As for why Kassamali chose to set Luminaire's next chapter in Los Angeles, "it's not pretentious, and it's true to itself," he observes about the city.

(Delury) I would probably choose the least known character in our cast, a Confucian theorist named Feng Guifen, who developed a program for China's "self-strengthening" based partly on what he observed about the West's "techniques for wealth and power" while living near foreigners in Shanghai in the 1860s.

"He's using the shock/crisis strategy," my friend observed about Trump.

"Part of playwriting," he observes, "is about tricking yourself into thinking that you're not writing about yourself".

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But far more ambitiously, he situates our current divisions in the full sweep of American history, going back to the founders — since, as he observes, "Americans disagree about who we are because we can't agree about who we've been".

And in fact, most people do come out of trauma with their psyches intact, so it is possible that what has happened to PTSD sufferers is that the memory-prevention mechanism has gone wrong.Freud might thus have been right about the reason for what he thought he had observed about trauma and memory.

Mr. Chafets was given considerable access to Mr. Ailes and Fox News (which, he observes, "is usually about as reporter-friendly" as Tehran).

"Sometimes," he observes, "to write about a painful experience is strangely cathartic" -- although the real catharsis in "The Man in the Empty Boat" is a more individual one.

He observes, writes, and teaches about the management and governance of organizations of all kinds.