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...Eh?" As a supporter of Italy's governing Christian Democrats, Mattei might be expected to be leery of a Moscow partnership, but he justifies it on simple economic grounds. "In the past eleven months," says he, "we have spent $100 million for Soviet petroleum. If we had bought the same quantity of oil from Western companies, it would have cost $140 million...
...children and aspiring Christ killer in disguise ('and when you have found him, bring me word, that I may also come and worship him'); to Judas, the original businessman with the contract in the pocket; and to the anonymous vulgar Jewish farceur who, in answer to Christ's 'Eli', eh' forced a reed filled with vinegar between His lips." The twin masks of the Jew-mutilator and usurer thus had Biblical sanction "at a time when literature flourished under clerical auspices and when nine tenths of the corpus poeticum derived from Biblical paraphrases and martyrologies. . ." In ballads and morality plays...
...wrote about how you will never forget the day you came to me when we were in college and said you wanted to marry me. I was thinking of that same thing about the time you wrote the letter, Connie. Maybe there is such a thing as telepathy, eh...
...father is a government clerk, and with six others in the family, he couldn't afford to send me to the university at home. Here at Friendship University, I not only get a monthly stipend but can even save half of it. Not bad for a start, eh?'' The Ceylonese continued: "It's a good thing the Socialists back home won the last election. If the pro-American party had won, they wouldn't have allowed us to come...
When golf's self-styled experts made early book on the P.G.A. Championships at Akron, Ohio last week, the man most everyone overlooked was Junius Joseph Hebert (pronounced: Eh-bear), 37, brother of 1957 P.G.A. winner Lionel Hebert. A handsome, black-haired playboy, he had a record as a perennial also-ran with only a scattering of victories in his 12-year career...