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Phương Mỹ Chi liệu có thờ ơ khi cô ruột Phương Quế Như qua đời vì Covid?

GiadinhNet - Ca sĩ Phương Quế Như, cô ruột của Á quân Giọng hát Việt nhí qua đời hôm 16/8 vì Covid-19 khiến nhiều người không khỏi xót thương cho cuộc đời nhiều bất hạnh của cô. Tuy nhiên, phía gia đình Phương Mỹ Chi không có động thái nào về sự việc này khiến người hâm mộ đặt câu hỏi về sự thờ ơ với người thân vừa qua đời.

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Could Trial of the Chicago 7 Only Win Best Picture at the Oscars?

Could Trial of the Chicago 7 Only Win Best Picture at the Oscars?
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Herman: A judge warns his fellow judges

Herman: A judge warns his fellow judges We lost a Twitter treasure (yes, such a species exists) when Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett was elevated to the federal bench in January 2018 and decided tweeting was below his esteemed station. All’s the pity because Willett’s wit provided a needed respite from the all-to-often vitriol spit out on Twitter. For his efforts, the Texas House honored him as our state’s first (and still only) Twitter Laureate. Willett had regaled us with amusing tweets about his profession, his family and such important ponderables as this one that was among his last tweets in December 2017:

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Mole : Le Carré s Fiction Burrows Its Way Into the Real World

Dec. 17, 2020 6:28 pm ET Linguist and lexicographer Ben Zimmer analyzes the origins of words in the news. Read previous columns here. When the British spy novelist John le CarrÃ© died last Saturday, many obituaries noted how his gripping tales of Cold War espionage were informed by his own experiences in the U.K. intelligence agency MI5. His firsthand knowledge of spycraft provided verisimilitude for those bestselling works, beginning with âThe Spy Who Came in From the Coldâ in 1963. That verisimilitude extended to the jargon of spying in his novels, which had the ring of truth. But in fact, le CarrÃ© would often make up his own terms. As he revealed to a BBC interviewer in 1976, âIâve used some authentic words, but I prefer my own really.â Those le CarrÃ©-isms include âscalphunter,â âhoney-trap,â âlamplighterâ and âpavement artist.â

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