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...that was the first strange thing. Overall prices were flat in November, which was more or less expected, but the "core" CPI - excluding those volatile food and energy prices - jumped 0.4 percent, the most since January 1996. Eek - does that mean the Fed is in trouble already? How could prices be going up when the whole world is fretting about weak demand? Probably best to forget about that...
During the 1930s, many American architects were heavily influenced by European designs, especially those of the Bauhaus movement. Domestic architecture reflected this influence, and the flat, linear houses of Frank Lloyd Wright, notably Fallingwater in Mill Run, Pa., and Walter Gropius’ residence in Lincoln, Mass. are perhaps the best examples of this style. Both houses were built contemporaneously with Windshield, and the three houses use much of the same structural vocabulary, due in part to the fact that Neutra, an Austrian emigré, worked under Wright during the 1920s...
...just flat out can play the game,” said Delaney-Smith. “She’s got height. She’s got three-point shooting. She can drive to the hole. She’s a great passer. She’s a very good defender. She’s the whole package...
...tonight?” Well, maybe they just didn’t have IT. “IT” could have been whatever the hell it is players claim they lack when in reality they just hadn’t prepared well enough, mentally or physically, or just flat-out lacked the talent or initiative to seize the win. Maybe “IT” could come in a bottle—made with 100% pure “Intensity”—and the annoyingly passive Allan Houston could uncap it before games, take...
Eight: IT could have been a better ending to this column, which is getting lamer by the sentence. But if the conclusion falls as flat as I think it will, it wouldn’t be the first disappointing creation introduced to the world in recent days...