Word: bowlful
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...during years of hearings before two FTC administrative law judges, the Government's case grew as soggy as the last Rice Krispies in a bowl of milk. Despite spending almost $6 million and compiling 40,000 pages of testimony with 2,900 supporting documents, the Government never proved that the cereal makers had reaped illegal monopoly profits. Last September FTC Judge Alvin Berman recommended that the suit be dismissed...
...minute warning, for San Franciscans looking back at a glorious football season and forward to this Sunday's Super Bowl, has come to mean two minutes until Joe Montana. Thanks partly to his good timing in going to a football team that was without a great quarterback three years ago-and without a great anything else for that matter except maybe a great coach-Joe Montana's gifts and charms are coming out just at the perfect moment. That should not be a big surprise. Timing is his strength. He was made for certain moments, and was kept...
...Under pressure and leaning the wrong way, Montana let go, and Clark leaped for a ball aimed where he would get it or no one could. The extra point was good, and when the Cowboys tried to rally, they fumbled. By 28-27, the 49ers were going to Super Bowl...
There were six registered miracles in Montana's time at Notre Dame, more than enough to elevate anyone to the rank of blessed. In his final college game, in arctic conditions at the Cotton Bowl, the Irish lagged behind Houston 34-12, almost as if to test the limit of his magic. Montana got to work, and with four seconds left, a pass play to Kris Haines would have scored the winning touchdown, except Haines slipped. Kris remembers: "We went back into the huddle with two seconds to go, and Joe said, 'Don't worry...
After Pontiac and the Pro Bowl in Hawaii, where Cass was born, a safari to Kenya is on the itinerary. One day Joe announced: "I want to see some things I've only seen in books." It's an odd expression for someone who might be expected to be worldly. "He's curious, full of wonderment," says his wife, "not at all worldly." It delights him to have installed the sprinkler system in the horses' shed himself and to have managed a good deal of the carpentry. Life is good...