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While the moment Obama took the stage at Chicago’s Grant Park to deliver his acceptance speech might be the photo that the history books use to commemorate the event, viewers at home may still have the searing visuals of correspondent Jessica Yellin and Black Eyed Peas front man will.i.am being beamed into the network’s New York studio in “hologram” form imprinted in their recollections of the night.

For the first time, an Algerian author has won France’s top literary award, the Goncourt, with a searing account of his country’s 1990s civil war.

For his part, Cutler has been reserved in his responses to Stewart’s searing critique of the film.

An increase in disposable incomes has also led to a gradual shift to modern amenities like air conditioners that help people cope with the searing heat.

Because of the Lego format, this isn’t a searing interrogation but a celebrity-friendly portrait.