Word: hinting
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STEVE WYNN AND THE MIRACLE 3. A first listen of pop music veteran Steve Wynn’s songs might hint at Bob Dylan or the raw energy of The Strokes, but his own rollicking riffs and deep, warm vocals rock through to establish Wynn’s distinct pop vehicle. Studio glitz takes a backseat to crafting layered pop—not an oxymoron with this band. His latest album, Static Transmission, which was released in the U.S. on July 1, has already been making a big splash in the States. Come see him and the Miracle...
...past, HUPD officials have raised the concern that releasing specific locations and physical descriptions of victims could hint at their identity and jeopardize their privacy...
...Blair, "we will have destroyed a threat that is at its least responsible for human carnage and suffering. That is something I am confident history will forgive." Failing to act if the suspicions had been correct would, he added, have been unforgivable. Still, to Britons it was an unmistakable hint from a prime minister trained as a lawyer and known for choosing his words with precision that the weapons of mass destruction offered as the reason for going to war may not materialize...
...parents did allow a hint of zoological indulgence. I had a pet turtle. My brother had a parakeet. Both came to unfortunate ends. My turtle fell behind a radiator and was not discovered until too late. And the parakeet, God bless him, flew out a window once, never to be seen again. After such displays of stewardship, we dared...
Hence Earle has created virtually a second Travis County justice system for murder cases: well before any trial begins, he and his top lieutenants decide for themselves whether someone is guilty and deserves to die. If there's even a hint of doubt, they deny jurors the option of a death sentence. That approach has isolated Earle. Other D.A.s say he worries extravagantly over minor problems. Abolitionists have little use for him because he still sends people to die. But Earle's exertions raise an intriguing question: Does it take someone like him--someone who has more or less come...