Word: dependance
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...have to depend on them" says Pike, who rushes to Blodgett after finishing his regular job. "Sometimes it is the most I can do to show up half an hour late for practice...
Krasner always wanted to paint big pictures, ones that stretched arm and eye, surfaces that rose to the challenge of scale that was embedded in abstract expressionism. But she was able to find a way of rapid gestural drawing that did not depend on the skeining and overlay of thrown paint from edge to edge that Pollock had perfected. It was the brush that counted for her, and when she did fling or dribble liquid pigment on the surface, it only looked like a mannerism. But her sense of drawing was so ingrained that she could cover a huge surface...
...Vasilyev's words. Containing as much as 10 oz. of salt for every quart, the burning brew killed some 2,000 tons of fish, destroyed an unknown quantity of aquatic plant life on which fish thrive, and forced officials to cut off water temporarily to numerous communities that depend on the Dniester, including the major cities of Odessa and Kishinev. To make up for the lost water, officials scurried to drill wells and divert streams and lakes...
Cohen: In many respects, I agree with what Professor Patterson says, but the issue here is what happened after Bishop was depend and killed. I don't think it's clear that if the United States had given him a couple of million dollars that that would have saved him. In fact, that might have precipitated his death. You're going to have this kind of problem in a number of countries which have leaders who are basically from authentic active socialists, maybe earlier inclined towards the Soviet Union now wanting to break that the but find in its military...
...confidence motion this week, Labor Leader Peres charged: "The country has never been in the hands of such an incompetent group with such dangerous ideas." Shamir sought to distance himself from the discredited dollarization scheme, calling it an "unhatched egg." His government's survival may now depend on whether he can persuade someone of stature to take on the thankless task of assuming responsibility for unpopular economic measures. Said a Likud Party member: "What we need is a knight in shining armor, and we do not have one who is suicidal...