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It's Ms Yellen's Fed now, and her committee may arrive at a different judgment than Mr Bernanke's.

And yet, if we remember, it's Ms Proudman who's supposed to have overreacted.

It's easy to imagine that it's Ms Bacall who is the sophisticated, seen-it-all veteran, while the 44-year-old Bogie is the nervous newcomer.

More wholesome, Rosie Boycott explores life on the land in Our Farm (Bloomsbury), and because it's Ms Boycott, her smallholding memoir will also contain a diatribe against globalisation.

Whether it's Ms. Parsons's amiably avaricious landlady or Ms. Goldsberry's reflexively compassionate suburbanite, there's nothing pure about the goodness or badness of the folks who inhabit this play.

It's Ms. Johnson's, and in many senses she's starting over.

"It's Ms. Badger's prerogative to do what she wants.

Now it's Ms. Houston's teenage daughter who is left in the wreckage.

It's Ms. Case's sixth studio album on her own, in a career that also includes her on-and-off membership in the New Pornographers.

But it's Ms. Pitts's voice that carries most of the torchy, almost proud tidings of lost love above stately, booming beats and chiming guitars or keyboards, pining — the way the broken-hearted pine — over possibilities that might be lost.

As Carmo, Ms. Loureiro makes something believable out of a filmmaker's fantasy of the frontier floozy; the script spells out Carmo's desperation to escape, but it's Ms. Loureiro's frightened eyes that make us feel it.