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...performances during the two-week contest in Fort Worth were strictly center court. Impressed by his emotionally spare, but powerful and nearly flawless technique, the eleven-member international jury gave the Paris-born, Brooklyn-raised musician the nod over 38 other entrants. A victory on the high Cs is nothing new to Schub-in 1974 he won the Naumburg competition and three years later the Avery Fisher Prize-but the Van Cliburn win carries a $ 12,000 cash award, a recording contract and two years of solo and concerto appearances...
East-West relations were discussed at length by the two leaders. They conferred twice in the Oval Office, with each meeting lasting about an hour. Top aides for both men were present, and Schmidt did most of the talking. (He brought an interpreter, but his English is almost flawless.) Reagan once again assured Schmidt that the U.S. intends to live up to the 1979 NATO agreement that calls for stationing 572 medium-range nuclear missiles in Europe on condition that the U.S. and Soviets begin talks about a mutual, balanced reduction of the number of missiles on the Continent...
...groups without a musical home. The Rumour formed as a studio band for gas-station-attendant-turned-songwriter Graham Parker, and have had trouble appearing from behind his shadow. Their problem is not musical ability; they play everything from Motown to reggae to Abba, all with their own, flawless sound...
...West Point, the Crimson proceeded to dispatch its Army opponents with ease, going on to capture a flawless 9-0 win, with only freshmen Rob Loud and Wheeler going the full three sets...
...defense played an outstanding game," the third-year coach said. "In the first seven minutes of the game, they were flawless. They put UMass on the defensive and made the difference...