John E. Colbert Chicago, Oct. 18, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Return of the Secret Donors Weekek in Review, Oct. 17): If a person or group spends money to subsidize an assault or theft, that is properly against the law.
Re "Return the Parthenon Marbles" (editorial, Feb. 2): The debate about the Parthenon Sculptures must include the question of the future of the world's great museums and their ability to fulfill their educational and inspirational role.
Re "Returning to Classrooms, and to Severe Headaches" (Well, Aug. 31): As a longtime pediatrician, I have found that sleep deprivation is almost always the primary cause of migraine in children.
Ms. Matthis frequently interrupts her story, however, to return (and re-return and re-re-return) to the idea of a "neutral narrative".
His latest, "Midnight in Paris," the opening-night attraction of the 64th Cannes Film Festival here — his 11th movie at this event — isn't a re-return to form, a revitalization along the lines of his 2005 entry, "Match Point".
Are we on the brink of "The Re-Return of the Bald One?" If so, the guess is that the pleasure, for player and spectator alike, would be short-lived.
After a rocky pre-production stage (with Lynch dramatically leaving and re-returning to the Showtime-stabled production), the show's return has now been pushed back to a 2017 premiere.
Using this approach, Mr. Karraker said Kmart had seen a 20percentt increase in revenues generated from otherwise unwanted goods, "without adding significant risk that it will be re-returned".
Acquisitive Life Re, whose return on equity is 16%, versus 12.5% for the industry, could benefit from the consolidation trend by reinsuring insurance policies purchased in acquisitions.
Re "Rocker Returns, and the Reaction Is... Polite" (Sports pages, March 3): "Please, guys, let me play".
According to von Holst's theory, as the movement is repeated, afferent impulses, called the re-afference, return to the brain from receptors activated by muscular activity.
