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TOWARD the end of every vacation comes the inevitable crash when you realize you're homeward bound.

Each year someone — usually a competitor who is temporarily underemployed or a student on summer vacation — comes up with a more elaborate technique for remembering more stuff more quickly, forcing the rest of the field to play catch-up.

The Clampets are also played for laughs in a way the Dowdens aren't; "Redneck Vacation" comes with narrative by Tom Arnold (who did the same on "My Big Redneck Wedding"), poking fun at the Clampets in case the audience forgets to.

There was love and sex aplenty, but there were also subtler observations — the pettiness of a man who will not take his poor cousin to the hospital, the curiosity of a woman about her husband's mistress, and the tightening of a grandmother's hand around a child's, as the summer vacation comes to an end in a sleepy railway station.

There was love and sex aplenty, but there were also subtler observations the pettiness of a man who will not take his poor cousin to the hospital, the curiosity of a woman about her husband's mistress, and the tightening of a grandmother's hand around a child's, as the summer vacation comes to an end in a sleepy railway station.

When your vacation comes and you find yourself stuck at home, turn your own city into a tourist destination.

"This is my vacation, coming here," he said.

I'm busy, I've got real work, and I've got summer vacation coming up.

After Gary Payton exited through free agency and Cassell was traded, it was widely assumed that the Bucks would be on vacation come playoff time.

"I'm going to find a different place, take a little vacation, come back fresh," Mr. Belkadi told Ms. Wilkins recently over fragrant cups of steaming mint tea.

The first clue that this would be a different kind of vacation came on the drive up the long winding road to Avalon.