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Megalomania drove dictators to build fabulous palaces without regard to their countrymen living in abject poverty and starving to death.
The Rape of Nanking is one of the most tragic events of WW2 and referred to as the Chinese holocaust.
There is something about the competitive streak in human nature that makes us want to compare ourselves with everybody else.
Sometimes I make an expedition to the gallery of modern words to admire the sumptuous beauty of these new forms.
The Mozart Effect is less the raising of spatial-temporal intelligence, but more the effect of mass media in stampeding a herd mentality.
Jealous of Google's domination, new search engines hope that they can vanguish this behemoth.
2046 is Wong Kar Wai's film about loneliness, longing, and the futility of escaping from the fetters of past memories.
Of all the films about McCarthyism, The Front affected me the most profoundly. It is the finest film on this topic.
Technology has revolutionised tennis. The real breakthrough came when Howard Head developed an aluminium racket in 1976.
Woody Allen said: "I love being reduced to a cultural stereotype," which of course means the exact opposite.
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