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American plans to announce today a $20 million program to spiff up first-class cabins in its Boeing 767-200 fleet. If excellence is a habit (which it is), then students must consistently play in ways that are fundamentally excellent nearly all the time--good position, relaxed, even, beautiful tone, in-tune, rhythmic spiff and expressive inflection. Both New Orleans and all those home-improvement projects will need lumber, nails, and manpower, and most can agree that New Orleans deserves priority: Its houses and schools should be rebuilt before homeowners elsewhere spiff up their yards. |
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