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Faster than you can blink your eyes, though, the Crimson's three point lead had metamorphosized into a 13 point deficit...
...countries have kept right on pumping. OPEC, meanwhile, is currently producing at least 17.5 million bbl. a day, even though demand for its oil is only at 15 million bbl. As a result, prices are plunging while the countries wait to see which one will be the first to blink. The standoff could bring months or even years of rock-bottom energy bills. Says Mani Said al-Oteiba, Oil Minister of the United Arab Emirates: "The price war is here." Adds Constantine Fliakos, senior petroleum analyst at Merrill Lynch: "It's a case of everyone for himself...
...instead try to hammer out a grand compromise at a "summit" meeting between Hill leaders of both parties and the Administration. So far, however, Reagan has shown no willingness to come to the bargaining table. He seems to believe that if he stands fast, the Hill will eventually blink and adopt his budget. He figures that Congressmen will not want to go to the voters in November to explain why they raised taxes and jeopardized national security...
...credit, the salesman reveals his past to potential Vend-A-Bait distributors. Such is the spell of his silver tongue that a remarkable number of people quickly dismiss the information. In the blink of an eye, the pitch can slide from McClintic's shady years to his next project, vending fishing tackle. "This is going to be a barn burner!" Rare is the listener who then exclaims, "Wait a minute! Did you say LEAVENWORTH...
...Steven's minimum opus Firelight, a sci-fi thriller made when he was 16 and she was eight. "I played a kid in the backyard who was supposed to reach up toward the firelight. Steven had me look directly at the sun. 'Quit squinting!' he'd shout. 'Don't blink!' And though I might have gone blind, I did what he said because, after all, it was Steven directing...