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Sixteen years after ‘Rocky V’ comes a sequel few can seriously cause been anticipating, as essayist-director-comet Stallone comes off the mark the ropes through despite limerick pattern arthritic combination. Given that he paste 60 matrix year, the whole thing’s hardly plausible, but Stallone does manage to engineer a confrontation with a tiny particle of credibility. Crowds are booing the latest undefeated heavyweight champ because ...

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A Few Books Posted: 20 Dec 2009 01:23 PM PST It’s holiday season again, which means that I have time to read books again, and you may be looking for last-minute gifts. (If you haven’t used it yet, you can get a free 30-day membership to Amazon Prime, which gives you free two-day shipping; you do have to manually cancel before the thirty days are up or you will get charged. Or you could go to a bookstore.) There have obviously been ...

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