Word: head-to-head
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...teams from Kansas or Quebec or--God forbid--California in this Series. Just baseball's two favorites in the head-to-head match-up everybody had been waiting for since August...
...match consisted of two 1500-meter races--a time trial in the morning and a head-to-head match in the afternoon...
...radio advertisements and at press conferences, Abt has blasted Kennedy for refusing to meet him head-to-head. Because of Kennedy's refusal, Abt says, the voters of the 8th are being denied a choice for who will succeed the seat being vacated by House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill...
...make it inevitable that the benefits of deregulation will disappear. Says Harvard Economist John Meyer, an expert on airline deregulation: "This may not mean the end of low fares, just the end of $99 transcontinental fares." The Department of Transportation's Scocozza argues that "as long as there is head-to-head competition in the marketplace, we should not be concerned." For every airline merger, Scocozza adds, "I see a smaller carrier taking its place." Houston-based TranStar, for example, is now offering a $79 fare between Miami and Los Angeles. As far as overall customer choices...
...thatched huts on stilts, and old-fashioned fishing boats. The only thing was that the monks insisted on smoking cheroots while keeping the windows closed, we figured so that they could really feel the difference from the deck and get their money's worth. I locked horns in a head-to-head battle with one old padre, opening my window every time he shut it, and finally leaving one arm hanging out. Hell, I paid my 30 kyats same as the next...