Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The absurdity of such a position is obvious. If Blacks had the resources to sue individually every racist in America, there probably wouldn't be much of a problem in the first place (although in such a "sue-'em-all scenario," the courts would undoubtedly become over-crowded to the...
Yet at the same time it is a very "European" picture, full of the eye-grabbing devices that the 31-year-old Eakins, still fresh from Europe, knew would make it stand out in a crowded salon: blood and darkness, baroque composition, and the melodrama of the horrified wife on...
Would that they could all stay the storm gathering around them as easily as they calm the savage breasts of the stokers in the boiler room, for whom they stage an impromptu concert. All of these events may be read as portents. The deck is soon crowded with Serbian refugees...
A near-flawless checking game brought the Eagles their fifth consecutive game in a Bright Center both as crowded and quiet as Lamont Library. The visitors observed the ancient axiom--go for the man, not the puck--and generally kept the Crimson at a safe distance from goalie Scott Gordon...
Ticket selling entered the computer age in 1967, when Ticketron (then known as Ticket Reservation Systems) opened its first neighborhood outlets in New York City. This year the company expects to sell 55 million tickets through its network of 1,200 nationwide outlets and a growing charge-by-phone operation...