Cohen embraced the clipping as a kind of found literature-an indigenous comic genre. An Elder of Zion, a persona Cohen assumed in the journal in 1929, was also addicted to cutting tidbits out of the Jewish press, […]

I like a woman with spirit, said Cradell. / Oh, so do I. But one may have too much of a good thing.

The life history of flamingos and the banded stilt of Australia are astonishingly alike. Like flamingos, banded stilts are colonial, breed in great, densely packed colonies, nest in depressions in the ground and are regularly spaced about 30 centimeters (12 in.) apart, have white, unpatterned downy young with two coats of nestling down (unknown in other shorebirds but found in flamingos), and frequent saline temporary lakes (in this case in southern Australia) where they feed on enormous quantities of small crustaceans[…].

Roy Hodgson's team had toyed with everyone's nerves. They had come across a Poland side that gave everything on a night when Wembley often sounded more like Warsaw, and Gerrard's late, decisive strike came at a stage of the night when England's management was thinking about little more than protecting Wayne Rooney's first-half goal.