Word: ink
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...only ripples in the calm waters of the Hart campaign are churned up by debris from his last campaign. Hart still owes creditors $1.3 million from 1984, and campaign laws allow him to separate this leftover red ink from his political coffers for 1988. But the lingering 1984 debt remains an annoying distraction. U.S. marshals made surprise raids on two Los Angeles-area Hart fund raisers last week, seizing the receipts on behalf of a small ad agency that is owed $165,900 from 1984. Hart's aides insist, with seeming validity, that 1988 campaign funds cannot be garnisheed...
...Justice Department maintains that the documentary evidence is subject to rigorous scrutiny and testing by historians and handwriting, ink and paper experts for both the defense and the Government. Defense counsel are also invited to cross-examine witnesses when videotape depositions are taken in the Soviet Union, at U.S. expense in the case of indigents. Finally, an American court decides whether to accept such evidence and how heavily to rely on it. "Our system provides all the safeguards," says Sher...
...only God with a congregation of more than one person is immortalized in ink on a study carrel wall in Lamont Library. Quite simply, Alan Brinkley is God." At least two others concurred, writing down "Yep" and "agreed...
Although willing volunteers try their best to keep the Qube list updated with current house residents, some alumnae are immortalized in ink. But the critics will have their say, "No way!," "Is not," and "Who wrote this...
Destiny offers a hero, Edouard, who has more vowels in his name than seem strictly necessary, and a heroine, Helene, who suffers from a superfluity of accent marks in hers. A lot of ink is wasted just getting these characters on the page. Given its initial investment, Bantam might have urged Beauman to save money by calling her romantic leads Ed and Helen. Anyhow, Edouard is impossibly rich and handsome; Helene is impossibly beautiful; together they are . . . a word comes to mind but then vanishes in the general miasma of implausibilities and sex, which is regularly rapturous and accompanied...