Word: dealt
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been the scenes of parties mixing occasional kinky sex with drugs inevitably have attracted federal and state narcotic investigators; Hefner, 48, is almost too tempting a target to ignore, so publicized is his fantasy-fulfilling life. Arnstein, the first Playboy employee ever convicted in a drug case, had been dealt an unusually harsh penalty-a 15-year conditional sentence. Hefner's defenders suspect that one reason the prosecutors asked for the tough sentence was so that Arnstein, hoping to get it reduced, would provide them with evidence that Hefner himself trafficked in -and perhaps used-hard drugs...
Schroder's frustration built up over a long time, through days after days. For most of her time here, she dealt with it by finding satisfying outlets for her energies unrelated to her job. She has been working, for instance, on a novel about World War II and the years following it in Germany. The first four chapters are finished and they bear, on the surface, a strong resemblance to her own early life...
...wounds for two years." Today he insists that he, more than Woody Allen, is the funnyman's intellectual. "I don't want to make just another movie," he says. "I want to make trouble. I want to say in comic terms, 'J'accuse. 'We dealt with bigotry in Saddles and with neo-Fascism in Producers. Underneath the comedy in Frankenstein, the doctor is undertaking the quest to defeat death-to challenge God. Our monster lives, therefore he wants love too. He's really very touching in his lonely misery." Is Brooks serious about...
...will unquestionably discipline any officer who displays brutality," Pisani said. "If charges are made I will conduct a hearing. Any abuse of power must be severely dealt with...
...audience seems to have missed it. Now critics are falling head over heels in a rush to congratulate him on having made a sweet, accessible movie--he just received the New York Film Critics' award for the best movie and best director. But madness can't be dealt with by a little stern competence from a nun and fascism can't be fought with phonographs and the reason the bricklayer doesn't have his house yet isn't something to be passed over lightly. In Amarcord, Fellini is talking down to his audience and deserves to have a snowball thrown...