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New Book Goes Fishing for Sincerity in Single Life
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Fishing has become an established metaphor for dating and relationships. "She's quite a catch." "There's plenty of fish in the sea."
Rand native Duke Jordan, though, has expanded the concept into a book, "Hook Line & Single."
"I didn't want it to be a game player's book," said Jordan, a Charleston police officer who lives in Hurricane.
By "game player," Jordan writes in his book, he is referring to those "who take advantage of information meant for the ears of a kind ...
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Court Becomes Jordan's Refuge;Johnson's Health, Book, Bulls' Inner Workings on Star's Mind
The Washington Post
; On the court, there is no problem. There is only the basketball and Michael Jordan, and he has always possessed the upper hand in that battle. But when he goes home, the defenses break down, and Jordan can't stop the thoughts. The White House . . . The Book . . . Magic . . . "I've thought about it
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Book depicts tyrant Jordan and irrita-Bulls
Chicago Sun-Times
; Kitty Kelley hasn't found Michael Jordan. But Sam Smith has. A sportswriter for the Chicago Tribune, Smith has dared publish the book from hell - one that doesn't gush over the Bulls and their universally adored superstar, but explores the dark side they overcame to win an NBA title. Based on a
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JORDAN IN BLOOM ODU SCHOLAR COMMISSIONED TO WRITE BOOK ABOUT WILDFLOWERS OF THE HOLY LAND.(GRACIOUS LIVING)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: ROBERT STIFFLER<CORRESPONDENT THE BIBLE CALLS them ``lilies of the field They could be the same flowers people today call anemones, a common wildflower in parts of the Middle Eastern country of Jordan, says Norfolk botanist, Lytton John Musselman. They grow in that region along with
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Paint Jordan mean // Book portrays him as screaming tyrant
Chicago Sun-Times
; If the new book on Michael Jordan and the Bulls is to be believed, the superstar guard is guilty of humiliating teammates, boycotting George Bush for political reasons, driving recklessly and making a statement some will interpret as anti-Semitic. As first reported in the Sun-Times Monday, The
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 "The Star (Jordan, Middle East)")
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German-language book on Jordan A worthy edition to any library, THE STAR
The Star (Jordan, Middle East)
; Ibtisam Awadat The Star (Jordan, Middle East) 02-03-2000 JORDAN IN the eyes of foreigners would certainly prove a good read. Yet books on Jordan in other languages, mainly English, actually tend to be bulky, heavy and incomplete. This is especially so in the German language. And hence came the idea
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