Abby letters praise column as global education tool
Readers from Paris, Seoul, Lubin and beyond defend Abbotts column for teaching English as a second language. They note the piece engages adult learners, transcends borders, and reflects shared moral concerns rather than promoting stereotypes. Some critique suggests balancing classics with modern topics and addressing sensitive themes responsibly.
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Dear Barbara Dear Abby Letter Praises Teaching Value
A reader from Los Angeles lauds Dear Abby for thoughtful discussion of tough topics, praising Abby’s eloquent style and humane treatment of readers. The letter assigns high marks for using the column as an effective teaching tool to promote American values.
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Barbara Bortot
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British seize over ten thousand pirated Lord of the Rings DVDs
British authorities and the Federation Against Copyright Theft report seizing more than 10 000 pirated copies of The Lord of the Rings The Two Towers. Most came from Malaysia by air freight and were pirated from digital copies sent to Oscar voters. Some studio copies allegedly leaked.
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