Word: furiousness
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...Princeton comes out and scores early, it could give it the confidence it needs to unleash a furious offensive storm and bury Harvard's title hopes...
After losing its last two contests in the games' final minutes, the Crimson (3-2, 1-1 Ivy) managed to withstand a furious second half rally from the lowly Fordham Rams (0-6) on Saturday, escaping the Bronx with a 37-30 victory...
...Saturday the Crimson got off to a slow start, but made up for it with a fast and furious second half...
...patrons are furious over the government's plan to lower France's legal workweek to 35 hrs. from 39. From a central stage lighted up like a boxing ring, speaker after speaker denounced the legislation as "retrograde," "idiotic" and "criminal." "This law is antieconomic," thundered Ernest-Andre Seilliere, head of the main employers association. "Nobody can make more by working less!" Truer to form, the Confederation Generale du Travail, one of the country's largest labor unions, was leading tens of thousands of workers in protest marches across the country, demanding that the law even mandate the hiring...
...three years he shadowed him in the White House. And so Morris constructed a story that lies on the shoulders of a semi-fictional narrator, a modified version of himself. The bulk of the criticism of Morris' book, which has been as fast as it has been furious, rests with the creation of this narrator. Certainly unorthodox, this new technique has raised serious questions about both literary and historical integrity. But what must be recognized is that in providing Reagan with an audience, however fictional it may be, Morris is playing to an intrinsic part of Reagan's character...