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is above motivated by the belief boonie hat that a nation should have the capacity and autonomy to make independent decisions about its economy; to lose that capacity and autonomy is also to lose political independence and cultural identity."Hanson's anti-Islamic rant fell on fertile ground. Already in the early years of the new century, prominent Australian opinion makers had whipped up anti-Muslim sentiment, charging , among other things that "White Australians were losing their rights to Muslims who were supposedly unwilling to adopt Australian customs.

At the same time she fiercely defended new coal mining projects in her home state of Queensland, despite their projected devastating long-term bowler hat impact on the environment.In order to get out of this quandary, Hanson stated that there were significantly more important issues to be concerned about, such as a the plight of Australian farmers. This was reminiscent bucket hat of Marine Le Pen's strategy of dealing with the question of gay marriage at the beginning of Fran?ois Hollande's presidency an issue that deeply divided her party's constituency.

with half for, half against gay marriage.Last but not least, the newly elected senator chimed in to the chorus of vaccination skeptics raising doubts about the safety of immunization and advising parents to investigate for themselves the safety of bucket hat womens vaccines before going to their doctor. At the same time, the senator attacked the government's new coercive vaccination program (targeting in particular Australia's Christian Scientist community, which hitherto had been exempt from vaccinations), characterizing it as .

an alcoholic ex-con struggling to do the right thing, and in an endearingly legitimate turn, Chris Rock as his therapy-group sponsor, "Hat" is the surprise of the spring, a risibly foul-mouthed takedown of all the sanctimony surrounding the various processes of recovery.The early publicity for Guirgis's play staged with style and acute intuition by Anna Shapiro suggested that the tills in the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre have not bunny hat exactly been ringing. Whether it was the profanity in the title or the competition.

A remarkable dumb show unfolds in the Vivian Beaumont Theater, during which we, in essence, watch as the elaborate mechanisms assembled to create the illusion of a live animal seem to become one."Catch Me if You Can," at the Neil Simon Theatre, has as promising a pedigree as either of these productions: a score by resourceful Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman of "Hairspray" fame; a proven director and choreographer in Jack O'Brien and Jerry Mitchell, who worked

with them on "Hairspray"; and a story taken from with them on "Hairspray"; and a story taken from a.