Word: cuttingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Chicago is blessed with so much creative ability that virtually every band member has composed a song or two on Hot Streets, which is reflected in the album's diversity of form and sound. The first cut, called "Alive Again" as a defiant challenge to the fates that almost broke-up the group, begins with a single guitar line, which is soon joined by another, and then a couple of horns sneak in, until, having followed the first guitar along, you find yourself enveloped in the upbeat, thematic richness of the chorus of voices and instruments...
...middle," the 9.6 sprinter noted in the locker room yesterday. "We don't use the sidelines all that much. We decided to try the left sideline this time. Our returen team had it blocked up really well. When I saw that I was ahead of the pursuit I cut back to the right side and brought it to the 13 before...
...want to keep our flexibility, though, and our ability to be a social organization. If the University hired coaches for us, they would want to cut players and one of the beauties of the way we run things is that almost everyone gets to play every week...
...considering--an old World War 2 tank factory--and lease it back to the company at low rates. Pennsylvania matched that bid for its New Stanton site--a factory shell built by Chrysler in the early '70s but never occupied--and threw in a 95 per cent cut in local taxes raised by offering to build rail and highway links to its site. Pennsylvania matched that, and as a clincher, persuaded two state pension funds to put up a $135 million loan to help VW set up shop in New Stanton...
Actor Whitehead's Holmes might double as a prep headmaster, and Dr. Watson (Timothy Landfield) has been transformed into a romantic ninny. Botanically, crucifer means any plant of the family that produces mustard. This play fails to cut...