Word: prizes
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...Easterns is even a bigger prize than nationals," varsity captain Kate Tomford said. "Our region is incredibly strong, and it's always competitive to get to the finals...
...whenever someone buys a T-shirt with the name of the latest summer block-buster, whenever someone's cereal box contains a movie-related prize, whenever someone picks up a book "based on the movie" or a cd of music "inspired by the film," he or she is continuing a tradition started by none other than Lucas himself. It's a distinctly American tradition. (Of course, it's based on commerce!) Its basic precept is that what sells in one area will sell in others. More importantly, what is popular in one form can be even more popular in another...
Miller, who also wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Death of a Salesman," called McCarthy and the anti-communist forces "silly...
Rushdie is the author of seven novels,including Midnight's Children, which wonthe 1981 Booker Prize, England's most prestigiousliterary award and is widely considered his finestwork. It was also named the "Booker ofBookers"--the best single book in the prize's25-year history...
Rushdie is the author of seven novels, including Midnight's Children, which won the 1981 Booker Prize, England's most prestigious literary award and is widely considered his finest work. It was also named the "Booker of Bookers"--the best single book in the prize's 25-year history...