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Thick & Thin. Nonetheless, on paper Honey sometimes scores hilariously. "The waiters looked as if they'd staggered out of some old dark hole," she remarks, sizing up a venerable London restaurant. "They creaked and wobbled and limped and trembled under their loads, their turkey-gobbler necks rising pink and...
Although no Beatle can read music, two of them dream up half the Beatles' repertory. The raucous, big-beat sound they achieve by electric amplification of all their instruments makes a Beatle performance slightly orgiastic. But the boys are the very spirit of good clean fun. They look like...
Though management argues that labor alone has done little to enhance productivity, labor has contributed by becoming better skilled and schooled-with the help of management. Du Pont uses the new "teaching machines" to upgrade its blue collars so that when their jobs are made obsolete, they can shift over...
"Where the Blazed Trail Crosses the Boulevard" has long been the motto of the most deluxe sporting goods store in the U.S. and perhaps the world. The boulevard is Manhattan's Madison Avenue; the trail is one that has been blazed by kings of Belgium and Thailand, princes of...
Collars & Chaws. Training a pointer, says Morton, is "like training a child -each one has to be handled differently. You get some of them to work by coaxing and some by whipping, but whichever way, when you're finished, the dog has to want to work for you." The...