Word: disasterously
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Quinn now says she had resigned herself to the show being a disaster at least a week before it began. "Knowing that we didn't have a show, that nobody knew what they were doing, that the producer had never produced, that Gordon wasn't going to do anything, that...
If her account is to be believed, the disaster was probably worst of all for Sally Quinn; the embarrassment certainly was. But now back with the Post, she has regained her stature as a journalist, and she seems far away from her self-described nightmare at CBS. For her part...
Jaws is almost like a latent dream. While the observer may not consciously realize it, the film offers a metaphor for aggression. It plays out violent tendencies willed but suppressed by the spectator. The relief that meets the end of each shark attack does not just come with the certainty...
Helsinki certainly need not be exaggerated into a feast of friendship, but neither should it be exaggerated into a moral disaster. Ford later retorted: "It has been my policy ever since I entered public life to support the aspirations for freedom... of the peoples of Eastern Europe ... by every proper...
The size of the first sale is hardly reminiscent of 1972, when skillful Soviet buyers, working in deep secrecy, managed to acquire 19 million tons of grain at a bargain price that was officially subsidized by the U.S. Government. Largely as a result, wheat prices shot from less than $2...