Word: knowed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...little alley-oop pass," Tomassonisaid. "You never know where the puck is going tobounce...
...first half, [Clemente] felt that hisshots were in-and-out." Beam said. "I know he wasfrustrated, but in the second half he looked muchmore comfortable...
...glory and tradition of the Beanpot, the Harvard men's hockey team seems to know no better way to settle a contest...
...beat-up Red Sox hat and chewing on a cigarette. And as the lead singer called out the choruses in Spanish, the mostly-white audience jumped, bounced, danced, waved their hands and responded as best they could in a language most of them barely knew. Your writers might know that if they got out to some live shows a bit more often. Instead, they like to deconstruct the commercial-radio big boys and pretend they have discovered the key to race relations in Boston...
What they have to realize is that commercial radio stations will never play more than 40 songs because they know that suburban dupes and office managers will keep their stereos and walkmen tuned in for at least a few minutes at a time--in other words, there's a market for the stuff. And those 40 songs will tend to be from a narrow range of tastes--the rule in commercial radio is "specialize to capitalize." If you want to hear a broader range of music, you have to look elsewhere. This is as true of classical music, for example...