Word: haircut
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...group of twelve common occupations -among them teaching, office work and construction-and comparing it with the cost of a "basket" of standard household expenses. These included rent, food, clothing and public transportation, as well as the cost of a wide range of services such as getting a haircut or having a suit cleaned. Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles topped the buying-power list. New York, the only other U.S. city included in the survey, placed sixth, behind Amsterdam and Zurich...
...body and face of a far younger man. His running has boiled off even the traces of fat, made his stomach almost concave. His muscles and bones have adjusted to the new physical challenge. The corners show. His face seems square from his jaw to his haircut, which has exposed his ears more and flattened the top. More angles. The stringiness so apparent when he first began jogging has disappeared. He is coiled physical vitality behind the desk in the Oval Office or sitting in an overstuffed chair in the family quarters...
...smiling blue eyes, page-boy haircut, and lithe figure mask the passionate intensity and determination concealed inside. Her walls display pin-ups of favorite sports heroes, including Celtics star Dave Cowens--she taught at his basketball camp last summer. A favorite quotation by O.J. Simpson hangs near-by: "Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident; the only thing that endures is character...
...eleven color photographs taken of the inside of his stomach. Miller had recently spent a day patched to a portable EKG machine. Doc Rose's calendar showed an appendectomy first thing in the morning. It no longer seemed to matter how long it had been since his last haircut...