| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Vincent Canby, reviewing for the New York Times in 1994, said The Foote plays are cut so close to the bone of reality, they are so uncompromising and clear-eyed in their quotidian concerns, that there is nothing much to date them except the times in which they are set... [Foote's] unwillingness to italicize emotions, or to underscore the important moments in any obvious way, is also why the play ha
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