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26, 2006 In Japan, Aussie beef makes a comeback YURI KAGEYAMA Associated Press TOKYO - Like many other Japanese, Kenji Miyoda, savoring one of his favorite lunches - a bowl of rice topped with beef from Australia, raw egg and spicy sauce - feels Australian beef is far safer than American beef.

"It tastes OK, it's cheap, and it fills me up," the 27-year-old banker said gobbling down his $4 meal at Sukiya, a nationwide chain that placed a full-page newspaper ad to declare it's opposed to serving U.S.

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Eat yourself thin One Fry Short By Matt Diamond March 17, 2006 You know, it's hard being sexy.

And not just normally sexy; I'm talking like terminally sexy.

I don't really mind it when my TAs bulk mail me nude Polaroids of themselves, but it's a little annoying when I92m walking around campus and I feel someone grab my ass, and then I turn around and it92s all awkward and I'm like 'Oh, hi there Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Paula Burger.' For the last time, JHU Faculty: I have personal boundaries.

Let's try to respect them.

The one thing everyone wants to know is how I maintain my boyish figure; they all want...