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The reader's mind rebels at the notion of JFK and Ted Sorensen discussing "self-presentation" or, more ominously, "liminal marginality."
Least Plausible Perjury Payoff Dept.: The Washington Post noted ominously that shortly before Arkansas ex-judge Beth Coulson gave a deposition denying a sexual relationship with Clinton, the president "named her to a committee of Arkansas friends to come up with name recommendations for his new dog." ...
The saxophones cry balefully, the drums rumble ominously, the marimba echoes warmly--yet the combined effect is more curious than moving.
More ominously, the Star reports that the actress is actually planning to give him another chance and wants to try a second honeymoon after he gets out of jail for assaulting her.
Another witness recalled Atta ominously observing in 1999 that the United States was not omnipotent and that "something can be done."