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This Story School of heart's knocksArticle | The British actress Carey Mulligan delivers a quietly astonishing performance in "An Education," a beguiling little film that, with deceptive restraint and forthrightness, opens up worlds of roiling, contradictory emotions. This Story This time, for Nick Hornby, it's about a girlArticle | Busy Nick Hornby. New novel. New screenplay. Songwriter in his spare time. Interviewer. Interviewee. Dad of three. And yet here he is, strolling in for a chat in a room off the bar at the Four Seasons in Georgetown, looking relaxed, refreshed, full of cheer. It's not quite what you expect from a ... |
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