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I have a children's book that I really like, it's for slightly younger children than the Potter books, and I think probably the next thing will be for children.

"What is Oprah really like?" It's asked by earnest moms in book groups, by excited teenagers, by literary critics who disdainfully claim never to have owned a television.

Basketball's a sport that I think people in the UK would really like, it's fast, entertaining and very easy to watch.

Now I've written this script which Channel 4 seem to really like – it's about sisters – but I can't say much more in case it doesn't get made.

If they spot a course they really like, it's worth phoning in advance to convince academics of their commitment "even if they don't currently have any places listed in clearing," says Shaun Fenton, headmaster of Reigate Grammar School.

"When I see a movie or video I really like, it's creating emotional memories," says Dr. David Walsh, president of the National Institute on Media and the Family in Minneapolis.

"I really like it here, but Mike's with me now," said Sara Bruschi, 23, a newlywed who moved to Wiesbaden last month with her husband, Lt. Mike Bruschi.

But everyone's really liked it," Diggs said.

"I don't think people really feel like it's Don's fault," Latrell Sprewell said after the Knicks' 99-83 loss to San Antonio on Sunday.

Three days in, it really seems like it's anyone's game.

When Isabel and Jessica finally talk and it really feels like it's been forever it's early in the morning.