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From now until mid-September, Time, Newsweek , the New York Times , and half the other magazines and newspapers in the country will participate in that odd journalistic ritual whereby critics abandon the skepticism we demand of them the rest of the year and emit hopeful bubbles of enthusiasm--a gush that turns to bile when the plays or movies or art shows in question prove as disappointing as one sort of suspected they would be.
Reagan's tax cuts, Glassman contends, fueled the current gush of tax revenues as well as a flourishing entrepreneurial culture.
Not only is the piece already a gush for the show, but--not to be a party-pooper--the last paragraph seems somehow overblown after reading the news accounts of Arkan's slaying, since he headed what was really "really a paramilitary orgainzation."
Critics gush over Branch's wide-ranging narrative, which they say does justice to the mythic dimensions of the struggle.
In addition to the spin coming from the president ("The Lincoln Bedroom was never sold") and the vice president ("There is no controlling legal authority"), there has been a steady gush from administration spokespersons Mike McCurry, Ann Lewis, and Lanny Davis at daily White House briefings and on television.