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Rockwell's art and Twain's prose are, in essence, for the masses.
Jacques Lamarre: Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain: Two of a Kind Jacques Lamarre 2011
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Mark Twain's Notebook This somewhat self-deprecating remark could easily apply to Rockwell's art, which was widely available on newsstands and in magazines.
Jacques Lamarre: Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain: Two of a Kind Jacques Lamarre 2011
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Had Ortiz taken the time to learn about CHIRLA, she would have read our take on DHS, ICE, and Secure Communities in a Huffington Post blog titled "A record as straight as immigration's broken promise" August 17, 2011, where we likened ICE's fuzzy math to "Mark Twain's three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics."
Jorge-Mario Cabrera: Calling the Question: Why Cecilia Muñuz Is Not the Issue Jorge-Mario Cabrera 2011
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Eventually Walt Disney would seize upon Rockwell and Twain's visions for childhood and reinforce them in the public's subconscious via film, television and theme parks.
Jacques Lamarre: Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain: Two of a Kind Jacques Lamarre 2011
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Mark Twain's Notebook This somewhat self-deprecating remark could easily apply to Rockwell's art, which was widely available on newsstands and in magazines.
Jacques Lamarre: Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain: Two of a Kind Jacques Lamarre 2011
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Had Ortiz taken the time to learn about CHIRLA, she would have read our take on DHS, ICE, and Secure Communities in a Huffington Post blog titled "A record as straight as immigration's broken promise" August 17, 2011, where we likened ICE's fuzzy math to "Mark Twain's three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics."
Jorge-Mario Cabrera: Calling the Question: Why Cecilia Muñuz Is Not the Issue Jorge-Mario Cabrera 2011
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Check out the illustrated timeline of Mark Twain's life, a companion to the soon-to-be-released Autobiography of Mark Twain, Vol. 1.
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Mark Twain's aphorism that "there is no distinctly native American criminal class—except Congress" sums up a long-standing national contempt for public servants.
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Check out the illustrated timeline of Mark Twain's life, a companion to the soon-to-be-released Autobiography of Mark Twain, Vol. 1.
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He went on to describe the world of Twain's novels as, "complete and perfect to the last detail."
Jacques Lamarre: Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain: Two of a Kind Jacques Lamarre 2011
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