Word: bulks
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Despite the great success that the bulk of his work has achieved, Zwick occasionally questions his place in the film industry...
...tell us if they want a DJ, a band, a coat check or transportation.” Once a venue is secured, Frumin then connects the host to specific ticket printers, bus companies and other pertinent vendors in his network, who give him discounts for buying their services in bulk. “The good thing about Steve is that everything is set in stone,” says Jesse L. Maki ’04, one of the organizers of Wicked...
...pushing it. People see this power and think Brando. No doubt Crowe has done so too. (In an earlier incarnation he went by the name Russ Le Roq and recorded a single called I Want to Be like Marlon Brando.) He's muscular as well, and it's earned bulk, not the pretty-boy sculpture of the body builder. Like Brando, Crowe could play a biker, a dockworker, a mafioso or Stanley Kowalski...
...open to all ID-carrying patrons over the age of 18, but attracts the bulk of its customers from the 21-35 crowd. With its purple walls, decorative gargoyles and city silhouette stage backdrop, the club is as nice to look at as it is snug...
...current) SAT in particular--as IQ tests, a notion subtly promulgated by Nicholas Lemann, the new dean of Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, in his influential anti-SAT book, The Big Test (1999). Writing about early versions of the SAT, Lemann points out that "the bulk of the test was devoted to word familiarity, the eternal staple of intelligence testing." He correctly notes that the exam directly descended from IQ tests given by the U.S. Army in the early part of the past century...