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...these blunders is added the customary quota of glaring goofs (a map of Italy that looks like nothing seen in Rome before the 19th century), slobbery sentiment ("Be gentle with me. I'm going to have a baby"), a generous helping of cheesecake (Actress Simmons takes a bath in which she womanfully breasts the waves), and barrels of bright red, fresh-from-the-paint-can blood...
Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra friezes dating from...
...deposed rulers, the old terrorist tried to escape the execution he expects. In the island prison near Istanbul where he is being held along with ex-Premier Adnan Menderes and 328 other Democrats on charges of treason or other misdeeds, Bayar finished breakfast, got permission to take a bath. The guard outside the door heard strangling noises, rushed in to find Bayar slumped in the tub, his belt cinched tight around his neck. The old man was revived. "I was not anxious to be saved," said Bayar wearily...
...moved out, workmen began an extensive renovation of London's No. 10 Downing Street, official residence of Britain's Prime Ministers since 1735. A functionary last week cited a glaring instance of the antiquated state of things: "The Prime Minister had to run the water for his bath longer than the rest of us. That doesn't seem right, does...
...fibers tend to dissolve in the chemical bath, producing a paper with inferior tensile strength and poor printing qualities; the paper breaks on rotary presses, costs more in time than it saves in price...