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And, as many people on radio phone-ins and in TV discussions have asked in recent weeks, whose truth should we believe?

New Zealander Sara Weeks, whose brother Paul Weeks was a passenger on flight MH370, says her family had suspected the situation "did not add up".

Sara Weeks, whose brother Paul Weeks was on the Malaysia Airlines flight, said it was hard to believe a large piece of the plane could actually show up more than 16 months after it crashed.

The family was taken to the Shifa hospital in Gaza City, a chaotic and overburdened place these past few weeks, whose exhausted staff are working round the clock and where every bed is occupied.

"In my industry, it is important that we be a leader in sustainability of the environment," said Ms. Weeks, whose yoga studio occupies about 2,000 square feet on two levels.

"Harvey loved that joke," said Mr. Weeks, whose book describes the wild humor and breakneck partying of a group of people who survived the Depression and two world wars without giving up their horses or their gin.

"This Week," whose hosts are Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts, was the dominant Sunday morning news program for years.

But even her modest patent-leather lapels cast a glow over a week whose overarching theme is the play of shade and light.

That will be none too soon for the business travelers I hear from every week whose names raise a red flag when they fly.

Then there is the fate suffered by dozens of drivers every week whose tires blow out because of potholes, deep as wells.

The Directors Fortnight has a new head, Edouard Waintrop, a former critic of the French daily Libération, as does the Critics Week, whose programming team is now led by the onetime Cahiers editor Charles Tesson.