Word: mouths
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...step in fitting a mask is making a mold of the goalie's face. The goalie wears a woman's stocking over his face, with a hole cut out for breathing through the mouth. Higgins puts vaseline and them plaster on the covered face...
...Portugese navigator Diego Cao discovered the mouth of the Congo River, went ashore, and made envoys to the largest kingdom of West Central Africa: the Kongo. Relations with the Kongolese were friendly at first, and the African lords permitted the Portugese to gain a foothold for their slave trading with colonies across the Atlantic. But soon the Kongolese came to have misgivings about the Portugese designs, and open warfare broke out. In 1665 the Portugese Army crushed the Kongolese army in a decisive battle at Mbwila...
...scene, the script called for him to cavort with his grandson in a garden, then topple over from a stroke. Brando suggested adding a little game that he played with his own children: he cut a set of jagged fangs from an orange rind and inserted them in his mouth. The result not only drew a spontaneous on-screen reaction from the child playing the grandson, but also captured in a tiny image the essence of the Godfather characterization-a monster, but seemingly benign...
...charge; such loads usually run about $8.50 for each $100 invested. By contrast, a no-load fund charges only a management fee of 50? per $100 or less. The no-loads depend upon newspaper ads that invite potential investors to write or telephone for a prospectus, plus word-of-mouth recommendations...
...brief existence, the pottery has become a kind of haven for the disaffected; for people seeking alternative means of communication; for people wanting to work with their hands; for people angered by Harvard's rigidity. With little advertising other than word of mouth, the program's enrollment jumped from 35 in the fall of 1970 to 98 this fall. Registration for the spring semester is running ahead of the fall, and soon the pottery may be forced to abandon its policy of unlimited registration because of space constraints...