Word: colorations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...soulful, unmacho sentiment: long before liberation, he offered the female public a man as romantic, as house proud and as appearance conscious as any of them. They envied his tightly curled hair, his industrial-size dimple, above all, his floor-length furs, sequined suits, neon-color satins and clusters of rings. They delighted, too, in his see-through glass-topped piano, his electric candelabrum that he brightened or dimmed by means of unseen controls, his houses (one decorated with a knockoff of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling), and other evidences of exuberant materialism that he celebrated in a Liberace Museum...
...game. For instance, WIN looks only for winning moves. DEFEND acts to block wins by its opponent, and DECIDE weighs the recommendations of the other six and dictates the moves. On the computer screen each of the experts has its own tic-tac-toe board. Their recommended moves are color-coded. Red denotes urgency: when the machine's opponent is one square away from victory, visitors can watch as DEFEND alerts DECIDE by coloring the critical square...
DESCRIPTION: Color reproductions: Four book jackets: ON MODERN MARRIAGE, LEARNED PIGS AND FIREPROOF WOMEN, ONE MORE TIME, "LOVE AND ADMIRATION AND RESPECT...
DESCRIPTION: Color: Three charts of Japanese yen, West German mark, South Korean won, changes against U.S. dollar, 1985, 1986, 1987, with suggested retail prices of principal exports of each country...
Enter the Gipper himself, half convalescent and half President, treading gingerly but gaining strength. There are a few more wrinkles around his eyes, and his weight is down a couple of pounds from the hospital stay. Color a bit bleached. But every vital sign normal, and the crew of doctors unanimous in their belief that he is hale physically. Being President actually prolongs a man's life, statistics suggest. "The doctors said he had the insides of a 50- year-old, and I intend to keep him that way," says Nancy Reagan...