Word: crunchingly
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...often, and particularly not in the paintings from 1979 on, when glimpses of the human face and body start appearing in Rothenberg's work. These are bluntly autobiographical, fragments of depression that crunch a lot of extreme feeling into a very small figurative compass. They are miserable figuration, sparse in detail, almost resentfully so, but piercing in their plainness. They bear no relation at all to the general run of '80s Neo- Expressionism, which was overblown, self-dramatizing and almost industrially repetitive...
Free-shooting proved to be the difference down the stretch. To Brown, the hoop was in another dimension--the Bears shot only 5-of-15 from the line in the second half and 1-of-6 in the crunch minutes...
...sake, and in reality it is doubtful that the long ordeals of medical school, residency and internship draw more of the nation's wealth-seeking students than Wall Street. Yet unfortunately, the medical establishment continues to offer monetary incentives to alleviate its problems--among them, the primary care crunch...
...primary care crunch is felt most acutely in inner cities and in real-life "Northern Exposure" situations. Many doctors view entering primary care as a sacrifice in itself. They need a great deal of convincing before they start practices in medically under-represented areas...
...hope. Both the federal and provincial governments are sending fact-finding missions to the settlement, now that the most recent tragedy has put a national spotlight on Davis Inlet. But official concern cannot easily lift the air of sadness and fatalism in the bedraggled village. Because of a budget crunch, Constable Tsnakapesh was laid off for a week along with the village's other cop. Tsnakapesh, 24, continued to take police calls, though. "I have no authority," he says, "but I've been where these kids are now. My parents were both drinkers and committed suicide. I was 13 when...