Word: collectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...series of compressed vignettes, punctuated by wild car chases to the accompaniment of Flatt & Scruggs banjo music, the film describes the criminal career of Bonnie. Clyde and the friends and relations they collect along the way. Their initially clumsy and comic efforts at robbing banks become increasingly bloody as the film proceeds, until the imagery of incredible violence is the only real visual counterpoint to the desolate image of the landscape. And this is violence unlike that of any other film. Instead of the crisp theatricality and well-timed effects of a movie like The Dirty Dozen, Penn forces...
...major difficulty with Part B is that physicians have a choice as to how they will collect. They may insist, as the American Medical Association and other doctors' organizations recommend, on billing the patient directly for whatever charge they judge proper. The patient must then pay the bill, get it receipted, and send it to a contractor (it may be Blue Shield or an insurance company), which is acting as the Government's middleman for the area. When the contractor is satisfied that the claim is legitimate, it refunds the patient 80% of what is locally considered...
...petition campaign would begin at the polls Nov. 7. 'We think we can collect the 10,000 signatures in one day,' Michael Walzer, CNCV co-chairman and associate professor of Government, said yesterday...
...Dooling decision can be assaulted, with a good chance of success, in two ways. The Court contends that unless the applicability of the initiative is limited, the city will be flooded with expensive and trivial referenda. Surely, though, it is expensive to collect names and have correct papers drawn. Presumably it takes more than a burst of pique to goad anyone into organizing a referendum...
...stands in Massachusetts, an accident victim can only collect insurance benefits if he can prove that the other driver was negligent, in which case he is paid by the insurance company insuring the other driver. Under Keeton's plan an accident victim receives benefits regardless of which driver is at fault. At present, no state in the country employs the Keeton-O'connell plan...