Word: bunch
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...following programs of recorded music will be played from 1 to 3 p.m. in time Bunch-Reisinger Museum: today: Berg, Chamber concerto for violin, piano, and 13 wind instruments; Suite from Lulu; Thursday: Handel, Alcina; Friday: Handel, Alcina...
...officers protested the chaos and inflation around them and issued a two-week ultimatum for a 100% pay increase. Unless they got higher pay, shouted one officer, "it will not be the fall of the Bastille, but of Brasilia." Such talk annoyed the noncommissioned officers, a more left-wing bunch, who tend to consider Goulart something of a kindred spirit. From Rio's Sergeants' Club came accusations that the generals wanted to overthrow the President. A pair of oratorical army sergeants were put in jail for tirades against the officers. When a marine sergeant was arrested for similar...
More likely they will traipse off to the Neptune, a tiny Soho seafood house operated without frills by Sam Abrahams, who formerly peddled jellied eels from an East End pushcart. The first time a bunch of budget Baedekers swarmed into his place, Sam "couldn't understand where all the Americans came from." Today, however, Sam is well aware that nearly all of his Stateside customers brandish a $1.95 paperback tome titled Europe...
...simpler period of Communist history, this might have passed almost unnoticed as the standard line, East or West. But now there was a sudden movement on the floor, and out of the hall stalked 50 of the finest, most peace-loving Italian females ever gathered in one bunch at the Kremlin. What was bothering them? A trim Roman blonde explained: "We are here as women to work for peace and not to engage in cold war polemics." More to the point, Japan's Communist Party is one of those aligned with Red China, and Italy's Red ladies...
...circles "it was a term of no great significance. I believe that this might be accepted. I do not live among young people fairly widely." But if it was acceptable to Macmillan, at 69 a little remote from reality, it should not have fooled the others. "We were a bunch of ninnies," admits one of the five privately, and adds with extraordinary logic: "We recalled that earlier case,* in which 'My dear Vassall' proved to be harmless, so we were bound to feel that 'Darling' might well be similarly harmless...