Word: painlessness
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...setback at Fenway Park, but he looked sharp in his 6.2 innings of work. The 6’3 righthander from Fort Worth, Texas, threw three pitches for strikes—including a highly effective forkball—as he worked through a relatively painless first five innings...
...exhibit, when considered collectively, is for the most part original and even unique—and well worth the painless trip to Mather House to experience it. It will, at any rate, grant the once in a lifetime opportunity to guiltlessly judge a book by its cover—and who could ask for more...
Shortly after downing Lingman, Martire joined with Bajin to cruise to a relatively painless win in the doubles bracket. The pair won 8-4 in the semifinals and 8-2 in the championship match...
...POETRY BY HEART Compiled by Liz Attenborough. $17.95 The world pretty much divides into those who like poetry and those who don't, but even for the latter, this is poetry at its most painless. Each of the nine themed chapters is illustrated by a different artist, and the poetry ranges from comic to sad, from two lines to three pages and from Shakespeare to Edward Lear. This would be the picky reader's pick read. And before long, the lyrical language will have become infectious...
...Wilson and other chiefs' efforts to compromise with the feds is the best hope for locals to make the process as painless as possible. If Ashcroft and Justice insist on these interviews, cops should work with them and try to limit the damage. The feds have shown an increasing willingness to work with local police. "The interaction between federal authorities and local police has improved since September 11th," says Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum. Wexler credits a lot of that to FBI Director Robert Mueller. After some initial heavyhandedness by the feds, Mueller has worked...