Word: neatness
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...This is for bragging rights," Linden said. "We definitely want to win. It's neat to win in Fenway, and it's another good team we have a chance to play--that will be important down the road...
...incomprehensibility of Lenin is precisely this all-consuming intellectuality--the fact that from his calculations, from his neat pen, flowed seas of blood, whereas by nature this was not an evil person," writes Andrei Sinyavsky, one of the key dissidents of the 1960s. "On the contrary, Vladimir Ilyich was a rather kind person whose cruelty was stipulated by science and incontrovertible historical laws. As were his love of power and his political intolerance...
...black gentleman in neat gray slacks and a white work shirt sits down on the other side of the man in the striped shirt. Meanwhile, the first man introduces himself as David...
...less of a prime-time atmosphere. Also, it's really interesting, but it's not, like, really amazing. If there were a ton of hotties in Matthews, I might get more obsessed with it. But really, it's no swooning-and-passing-out-over-your-homework material. Just neat to watch. It sort of makes my skin crawl." Ours...
...Although it presupposes the dismantling of the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act separating banks and other financial institutions, the merger looks to be a pretty neat fit. "Travelers is the investment and insurance side, Citicorp is still mostly traditional banking," says FORTUNE writer Nelson Schwartz. "There's not a lot of overlap, so there shouldn't be a lot of layoffs." Investors are voting with their wallets: Citicorp's stock price was up 34 points (not a typo) after midday; Travelers jumped 10. Merrill Lynch, Lehman, DLJ? All up, having suddenly become attractive as future acquisitions (or aquisitors...