Word: relentlessness
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...They have lost," Grasso said before the bell. Then maybe you had to wonder. Investors lopped 600 points off the Dow and 100 off the NASDAQ in under an hour, rolling both indexes back to lows nobody ever wanted to see again and very nearly wiping that relentless smile off Grasso?s face in the middle of his 10 a.m. press conference...
...those foldout bunnies represented something of the same diversion that we see in the diversionary journalistic spectacles of the last ten years. The real purpose of sex is not to put a grin on Hefner's goofy face, but to accomplish the relentless ongoing business of genetic reproduction. And, one suspects, the real story of what's going on in America has nothing to do with Skeletor and the missing intern...
...Father, First Daughter, published in 1989). In 1981, she married her third husband Dennis Revell, a Sacramento lobbyist, and in 1994, adopted a daughter Rita, now 16, Ugandan by birth. In the 1990s, after her father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and despite her own cancer, she began a relentless campaign to raise awareness and money for Alzheimer's research. Devoted to her father, she lived, she said, for his good days. "There's nothing nicer than the sound of his laughter...
...frenzy of the cable-news era. That he did think about it proves that the Kennedy sense of entitlement is alive and well in 2001--and that the family business still beguiles and beckons those who grew up in it, lived with its ghosts, and were scorched by its relentless scrutiny and boundless expectations...
...core, this - and the Vatican, the Freemasons and Steve Carlton all agree with me on this one- is about the future of our planet. Think Bush?s relentless view of a long-term energy crunch and his tolerance of Big Coal as a viably clean energy source are a coincidence? The man?s planning for an America so hot we?ll be running air conditioners during Christmas dinner...