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While his observations seem like whining at times, he doesn't worry about pulling punches. Jennifer Jason Leigh, an actress never known for pulling punches when a haymaker will do, constructs the young, unattractive social calamity with a relatively subtle, witty repertoire of twitches and stumbles. My own paper, The Washington Post, was justifiably criticized for pulling punches in its coverage of Mayor Marion Barry's third term, even as it led the way in pursuing the story of his drug use. |
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