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| Then, most gratifyingly, she turns to the books we all know, telling how Peter Rabbit was written as a letter for a child, how several years later when she made it into a book she could not find a publisher and used her savings to print it herself. The fried lobster comes forth slightly crispy and surprisingly endearing, really a comfort dish, gratifyingly sauced in a thyme-flavored beurre blanc with good creamy mashers and silky Swiss chard. Let me close with a glance back at this year's Oscars, where smaller films gratifyingly dominated the Best Picture category, with a winner, Crash, whose entire four-month run earned less than the winner of two years ago (Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King) earned on its opening weekend. |
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