Word: lock
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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When the talks got under way, Brezhnev was as cheerful as the Moscow sun flooding his office. He confided to U.S. newsmen that he still smokes at a furious pace in spite of a cigarette case with a time lock on it that he keeps hidden in his desk. Referring to the fact that Pepsi-Cola will soon be distributed in the Soviet Union-one of the accomplishments of détente-he said: "Maybe we can teach our people to drink less vodka and more Pepsi-Cola...
...ball should go Harvard's way, co-captain Tom McKinley at lock heals it out to Barlow, who either grabs it and runs for dear life or passes it out to his backs...
McKinley, who at lock calls the signals for the rest of the scrum, has been a leading scorer for the past three years. "It looks good," McKinley says. "We've got about fifty guys out for the team and nearly a dozen of those are football players...
...gambit was fine as long as the victims were members of minority groups and others who don't deserve civil liberties in the first place, but as soon as Edmund Muskie cried in New Hampshire and a night janitor at the Watergate Complex happened on a taped door-lock, the cry was, "Hold on, boys! These are the major politicians you're messing with...
...scrum half, Barlow will pitch the ball into the mass of bodies that make up the scrum and then wait for it to pop back out again. If it goes Harvard's way, McKinley at lock will heel the ball out of the scrum to Barlow...