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After staring cluelessly at the puzzle for a while, I somehow figured out that each graph represented the flag of some country.
But on Sunday night it was a beating, living, pulsating mass of people, like a capital city of some country after a dictator has been overthrown.
Indeed, "Our Town" takes you in, sweeps you up in the rituals of some country neighbours as they go about their repetitive, quietly reassuring days.
"It may be that you could find, for example, a senior Al Qaeda leader who was a national of some country, obviously other than Afghanistan," he said.
The restaurant and adjoining cookery school are ultra-modern and pared down and there's none of the fustiness of some country inns.
But this supposes her to be the doyenne of some country house in 19th-century Britain where the mistress rings for the servants by pulling on a cord that would ring in the downstairs parlor.
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