Word: digging
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...awry. The feel is too flawless, too mechanized to match the emotions encapsulated in the lyrics. Only when the rhythm section underpins the legato synthesizer with flowing double-stops does the band’s real message become clear: no dream can be so perfect. “Dig deep, but don’t dig too deep,” Diamond pleads, “when it’s late you’ll see the hole is empty and oh so deadly.” This tension between irony and earnestness may be a well-traveled path...
...Logan redevelopment] was specifically dealing with the city of Boston and this is Boston again so he knows the ropes,” says Geltner.In 2002, contractors filed a lawsuit against Massport, alleging that Massport was responsible for costly delays in the ‘Little Dig,’ the redevelopment of roadways around the airport. Residents had also opposed the addition of a new runway at the airport since the 1970s.But Gordon downplayed the obstacles he faced.“We had our challenging projects, but generally we completed our work in good shape...
...watch it and we certainly wouldn’t talk about it. But rather than criticize, why not do something about it? These kids don’t have to rely on spell check, and neither should we. So take a trip down memory lane and dig up those old spelling lists. You shouldn’t have to suffer from ortographobia, and you’ll be able to spell...
...Crimson’s lack of confidence and aggression. Cornell was much more physical, and both quicker to and bolder with the ball, and in order to win lacrosse games, players must be sufficiently poised to do just that. Harvard fell into a hole that it could not dig from “People [were] just not diving hard and not drawing slides,” Anderson said. “We almost looked like we were not willing to dodge against long sticks in the midfield and you can’t play that...
...decision. Serious pressure from the White House to get a deal - pressure that so far, despite the President's occasional public statements, has been virtually non-existent - could move Republicans forward. Or a backlash against the massive protests planned by pro-immigration groups in coming days could make them dig in their heels. The Senate's dealmakers -John McCain, Ted Kennedy, Chuck Hagel, Mel Martinez, Barack Obama and others - say they will continue their weekly meetings in search of a compromise. For now though, as Kennedy put it in what amounted to a major understatement, ?politics got in front...