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I love Middle Eastern food, but I know my options there. I’m looking for a place to take my kid who is vegetarian and who likes to try new things. My knowledge of restaurants went out the window with COVID. Thanks for any suggestions you might have.

The “event” is Raskolnikov’s (initial?) meeting with Luzhin. “Her” refers to Pulkheriya Aleksandrovna. I’m curious about the use of “fear and trembling” here. My quick sleuthing suggests Dostoevsky never read Kierkegaard. I’m aware that the phrase “fear and trembling” appears in the Bible and am wondering whether the original Russian words are the same as those that appear in a Russian language Bible, whether the translator (Katz) is using “editorial license,” and/or whether I’m trying too hard to find some significance in a coincidental turn of phrase.

I paid $45 a piece. Tickets are selling on StubHub for $43, including fees. I’d like to get what I paid but will consider all offers. (I’m going to the show but needed <21 tickets.)

I paid $45 a piece. Tickets are selling on StubHub for $43, including fees. I’d like to get what I paid but will consider all offers. (I’m going to the show but needed <21 tickets.)

They cost me $45 a piece. Tickets are selling on StubHub for $43, including fees. I’d like something close to that but will consider all offers.

Originally, a friend was going to go with me, but he bailed. Now my daughter wants to go, but she’s under 21. More than you needed to know. The tickets are posted on Stub Hub for $41 each, but I’ll sell then to someone through Cashortrade for less, and fees will be reduced.

Originally, a friend was going to go with me, but he bailed. Now my daughter wants to go, but she’s under 21. More than you needed to know. The tickets are posted on Stub Hub for $41 each, but I’ll sell then to someone through Cashortrade for less, and fees will be reduced.