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Renaming this week’s holiday ‘Economic Growth Day’

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By Mitch Kokai, Cynthia Nixon, Christine Baranski
| John Locke Foundation
Editors at National Review Online offer an interesting idea for countering misleading union propaganda. Every Labor Day, unions claim responsibility for much of modern America’s cushy living standards. They argue that the eight-hour workday and five-day workweek wouldn’t exist without their valiant efforts against the mighty industrialists. We are supposed to thank unions for minimum wages and workplace safety laws, too, and for banning the scourge of child labor.
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Mamma Mia! - zobacz wybrany repertuar

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By Christine Baranski
| trojmiasto.pl
produkcja: Niemcy gatunek: Musical reżyseria: Phyllida Lloyd scenariusz: Catherine Johnson premiera: 29.08.2008 (Polska), 30.06.2008 (Świat) od lat: bez ograniczeń × Niezależna i pełna temperamentu Donna prowadzi mały hotel na idyllicznej greckiej wyspie. Kobieta samotnie wychowuje córkę Sophie, która niedługo ma wyjść za mąż. Jednak zanim nadejdzie ten najważniejszy dzień w jej życiu postanawia odnaleźć swojego ojca. Jest tylko jeden problem nie ma pojęcia kto nim jest.
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A Graceful Manner and a Rock Star Glamour: Christine Baranski on the Great Tom Stoppard

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By Christine Baranski
| Vogue Verified
Tom Stoppard was our Oscar Wilde. According to the playwright John Guare, a woman sitting in front of him at a performance of The Real Thing was heard saying to her husband, “I feel so witty!” And indeed, we all felt witty and smart, maybe even erudite, watching a Stoppard play. Certainly we actors thought it a rare privilege to speak his words, inhabit his mindscape, rise to his level of eloquence.
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