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...stray clouds. Earnest, upbeat and insistently optimistic, Victory was shipped out by Epic Records in almost unprecedented numbers (2 million copies hit American record retail outlets last week). The first single, State of Shock, a politely raunchy dance number in which Michael can be heard ducting with Jackson-for-aday Mick Jagger, is doing nicely. But this is very much an album in need of what the record business calls tour support. The most interesting song-or the most curious, at any rate-is Be Not Always, a ballad written and performed by Michael with injections of mournful strings...
Special interest groups could use HITS to convey information through a medium that is much more effective than leafleting or bullhorns. And with 12 channels running 24 hours aday, there would be more than enough room for a wide variety of groups to have airtime...
Alyosha, the wise author and purveyor of this luscious moment, says, THE WORK ADAY WAY TO ONENESS IS SIMPLICITY ?SELF. SAY WHAT YOU DO AS YOU DO IT AND KNOW IT'S TRUE...
Agnelli first proposed a merger in 1962, on the theory that Ferrari's illustrious reputation would add luster to Fiat's line of rather unglamorous work aday cars. Officials of Ford Motor...
...refer to the Harvard student, touched by the first soft breath of spring, throwing open his window with the cry, "Oh, Rinehart!" (TIME, March 30), you would have your readers believe that was some obscure Harvardism for "Pshaw!" or "Alack-aday!" Actually, it is nothing of the kind...