Word: creep
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...still owes about $2 million to Washington, which to date has received only one check (which wasn't even big enough to cover the party and the engraved ice ax the school gave Desai, a professed Everest climber). "The longer time goes on, the more skepticism starts to creep in," Arkans says...
...first to admit that I find Beautiful Girls very moving.) Memories of The Ninth Gate notwithstanding, Depp is very good as always, while Cruz does her best with the flat character that is high-living Mirtha. Potente is sunshine and charm, even if her German accent does creep into one scene. Ray Liotta gives a performance of grace as Fred Jung, George’s father, a man who doesn’t necessarily approve of his son’s choice of careers but understands. There’s also lots of smart things to like about Blow...
...First of all, 4.3 percent is still remarkably low, especially nine months after the economy started to weaken. Even if we look ahead and imagine that unemployment is going to creep up to 5, 5.5 percent, that would still be the lowest level in any recession in modern history. With all these layoffs, we still have more than 95 percent of the labor force working...
...suspense on Sunday night had an almost sadomasochistic tingle: Would Dr. Melfi ask Tony Soprano to whack the creep who raped her? Alas, duty precedes pleasure, so we had to sit through the Academy Award ceremony - it's mandatory, even for "Sopranos" fans - before watching the episode that aired last evening. (And having seen it, right after shooing our Oscar Night guests home, I can confidently predict that Burt Young will nab an Emmy for Best Phlegm...
...even bigger push, telling Bush in a Feb. 27 memo that the main problem with the as-yet-unratified global-warming treaty was that it didn't go far enough. While O'Neill stopped short of endorsing a cap on carbon-dioxide emissions, Bush aides were worried about green creep...