Word: count
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...only singles loss of the event, no 3 player Tiina Bougas, an All-Ivy veteran, suffered a surprising defeat to Dartmouth's Kate Rugen by a 6-2, 7-5 count...
Understaffed and overburdened investigators count primarily on fear to help bring about public compliance with the law. A few well-publicized tax prosecutions, especially around tax-filing time, undoubtedly bring in millions of dollars of additional revenue. IRS officials bluntly admit that they are trying to create an atmosphere of "paranoia" about taxes. Each criminal case is evaluated not only for the flagrancy of the violation but also for how much publicity the prosecution will create. Last year the agency reaped extensive press clippings for its case against former Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz, who was convicted of not declaring...
...which does not count the movie receipts, which are expected to reach $80 million to $85 million some time this week, and may eventually go as high as $150 million. Now playing in 1,200 theaters in the U.S. and Canada, the film is also doing well in other countries. "It is confounding all the cynics," says Director Mark Rydell. "What it all says is that the public is asking for good material...
Year after year, I would count down the days until baseball returned. On that fateful day, skipping school, I would stand in line for bleacher tickets. On the trolley, everyone seemed to be wearing a Red Sox cap, carrying a radio and talking baseball...
...count the ways. The number one cause has to be physical conditioning or more precisly, the lack thereof. That idea of the mind being willing, but the body claiming otherwise didn't gain acclaim for nothing...