The dancehall-inflected trio finally released its second album, "Free the Universe," after six months of delays last week, and the record seems dearest to Diplo's heart.
They note that past deals which seemed dear or risky have turned out fine.
The songwriter who seemed dearest to his heart was Jimmy Webb.
Despite his initial refusal to show any games unless North Korea won the tournament, it seems the Dear Leader has relented and state TV has now screened several.
3 T. C. Borland (2 The Knowle, London Road, Cuckfield, West Sussex RH17 5ET): Variety of aerated drinks I lay out, like Sprite (spray out like light; I in anag).. VHC D. Appleton: 'Bend seems tight dear,' I gulped (send beams; anag. + ate).
Well, now: it seems our dear ally across the pond feels that a row has broken out over the intemperance of the American president toward mighty BP. "Anglophobic spite," was the charge leveled atPresident Obama by a columnist for The Daily Mail, implausibly attributing the animus to Obama's Kenyan father.
Another myth that seems especially dear these days to critics of literature and pop music as well as movies is the myth of the lost heroic age, in whose shadow the sickly, pale inhabitants of the present are doomed to labor.
It seems now, dear readers, we may have the answer.
For example Gleevec, a drug sold by Novartis to treat blood-based cancer, seemed rather dear when it was first sold in 2001 at around $30,000 for a year's supply, yet the price still tripled in the past decade.
"Everything is new again," she said, "and yet, the Playhouse still seems like a dear old friend".
