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...It’s just about going out there and playing well,” Chu said. “Against Dartmouth we came out really flat. We need to play with lots of intensity and passion—play to win. And we need to set the tone from the start for the rest of the game...
...means for participating in political power. (For instance, axing the estate tax, which had applied to only the top two percent of estates, raises the prospect of making that inequality hereditary.) It’s no surprise then that their case for repealing the cuts has fallen flat...
...funny would it be if one or both of the Sox and Yanks fall flat on their overpaid faces and tank? So funny...
...much stronger than payroll numbers--indicating that workers are getting by with freelance or contract work, whether or not they want to. In January, for example, there were 2.8 million more people employed than in January 2002, according to the household survey, while the payroll numbers were almost flat at 130 million...
...there, and during his tumultuous few months of living and working with Vincent van Gogh in Arles, that he developed the elements of his mature style--firmly modeled foreground figures against flat ranges of background color. The pigments are abruptly juxtaposed in the Impressionist manner. Landscape in Gauguin is likely to be a furious collision of hot pink against blue and chrome yellow against vermilion. But he would put behind him the short fluttering brushstrokes that the Impressionists had made their sign of the fleeting moment. Gauguin distilled and abstracted, producing an emotional impression, not an optical one, in which...