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The newest and most celebrated member of the Red Sox revealed a million-dollar smile -- multimillion-dollar, actually -- in the face of a flurry of flashbulbs yesterday. The cameras recording the official coronation of Daisuke Matsuzaka lit up his Fenway Park press conference like a swarm of fireflies.
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Yesterday's piece, lightly edited, on the Huffington Post. http://x98.us/jz  I think it looks pretty good over there!
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The latest acquisition shows promise, but it will take time to see results.
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National rollout could take one to four years, depending on response to a study now under way and how long it takes to secure funding for the project.
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Sometimes, the two concepts can blur.
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English superstar David Beckham, brought to the Los Angeles Galaxy to preach the gospel of football to US sports fans, may have to overcome a language barrier to get the message across.
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The complicated etiquette of saying "Get lost" online.
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By Seattle Times  Jun. 20--It may soon become easier to know how long your wait will be at the Canadian border.
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As the internationalization of Major League Baseball continues and more Japanese players come here to play, teams have increasingly been hiring interpreters to help ease their transition.
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Ready for takeoff More modern, more art
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New Microsoft program smoothes transition from Chinese to English.
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After some key changes, the company may be poised for growth.
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To engage with an artwork, especially contemporary works, can be a daunting task.
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Some days it is difficult to know exactly where to begin a column.
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The first draft of a new EU treaty can now be read in French and English, but what it means for the EU's half a billion people is not yet easy to determine.
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MADRID : Rome was not built in a day, as the old saying goes, and it may take a little time to resolve the problems at the football club that has the name of the Italian capital.
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Riding on the coat-tails of an earlier article about emigrating to other countries, I present to you a small summary of my experience rapidly learning French to pass a standardized test for Canadian immigration. Since I live in the middle of the US, far removed from anything resembling a Francophone environment, I had to resort to various online and offline resources to accomplish my goal, managing to learn enough to score as "advanced" in several categories in just 10 months. Even if you don't wish to emigrate, this article may be useful, as I go into full detail describing the techniques and methods I used. Or, at the very least, read and be amused.