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The U.S. consul general in Bangkok, Elizabeth Pratt , told reporters at the court Thursday that Washington considered Mr. Gordon's sentence "severe" because it had been imposed for his exercising "his right to freedom of expression," the Associated Press reported.

U.S. Man's Jailing Spotlights Thai Monarch Law James Hookway 2011

Director Stuart Gordon and actor Jeffrey Combs will be the guests of honor at the annual scarefest, on hand for screenings of Mr. Gordon's "Re-Animator" an H.P. Lovecraft adaptation from 1985 that's now considered a classic and "The Black Cat."

Don't be Afraid of the Dark Steve Dollar 2011

Still, there's nothing especially new in the themes or the feelings expressed, and Mr. Gordon's edgeless music goes for surface prettiness and sentimentality instead of grit.

An Artifact of Indulgence From Bernard Herrmann Heidi Waleson 2011

But I bet Gordon's glad, because its taken him off the from pages for a few days.

For the benefit of the BBC "I DON'T CARE ABOUT GLASTONBURY !" Norfolk Blogger 2009

Linda Gordon's biography would be essential reading if only for its harrowing description of Lange's disease, or for its finely wrought exegesis on the iconic migrant-mother image: "The picture could even be said to stand for the nation, much as Marianne stands for France— Migrant Mother is the enduring, ultimately invincible nation enduring a terrible collective tragedy."

Five Best: John Matteson 2012

The original video was bad enough for Gordon's dependency on the autocue.

Labour's sums don't add up Not a sheep 2009

David Jones: Black ops; Black ops (2); Black ops (4); Black ops (6); After McBride; The honourable thing; Campbell's judgement; Gordon's still silent; Labour still don't get it; Where's Tom?

The week that was 2009

The motto of fee-paying Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen is: "Now you should use all your masterly skills" Omni nunc arte magistra.

Education reform: We need transparency not ideological zeal | Observer editorial 2011

David Jones: Black ops; Black ops (2); Black ops (4); Black ops (6); After McBride; The honourable thing; Campbell's judgement; Gordon's still silent; Labour still don't get it; Where's Tom?

Archive 2009-04-01 2009

John Steele Gordon's claim that the rich "largely escape" consumption taxes that are "simply added to the price of goods sold" would be true only if high-income earners had a secret way of consuming less goods (or "necessities") than do those with low earnings ( "A Short History of the Income Tax," op-ed, Sept. 27).

Only Agreement We Have on Taxation Is That It's a Mess 2011