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Marxist Posted 18 years ago
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It never comes down on Willie Brown.
0 I heard it from the princess diaries,which sounds like a way of being humor.What does that mean? 0-
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0 Ah, this is very interesting. " See 05 0 00 or an explanation: 02 br 01 i 00 Mayor Willie Brown appears as himself in a gala scene in the film's last act. A reporter asks the mayor if it looks like rain.
- 0 Ah, this is very interesting.
- " See 05 0 00 or an explanation: 02 br 01 i 00 Mayor Willie Brown appears as himself in a gala scene in the film's last act.
- A reporter asks the mayor if it looks like rain.
- " 02 i 02 br 00 In the African-American rhetorical tradition, rhyme is often used to make a point more effective and memorable.
- One famous example is Johnnie Cochran's "if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit" at OJ Simpson's murder trial.
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0 Ah, this is very interesting. Apparently Willie Brown is a real person, a politician who was the first African-American mayor of San Francisco, and his appearance in the movie was a "cameo." See 05 0 00 or an explanation: 02 br
01 i 00 Mayor Willie Brown appears as himself in a gala scene in the film's last act. A reporter asks the mayor if it looks like rai
01 i 00 Mayor Willie Brown appears as himself in a gala scene in the film's last act. A reporter asks the mayor if it looks like rai
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0 I take it to mean that he never has to face a problem that he can't solve. 02 br
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00 When he was mayor, his voice used to greet people at the SFO international terminal. He has very recently published a book. 0-
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00 When he was mayor, his voice used to greet people at the SFO international terminal. He has very recently published a book. 0-
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