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Your academic footnote referring to an apocryphal 17th century English court physician, Dr. Condom, brings to mind the shy teen-ager who asked me for a prescription for "condiments" (from the French condire, to pickle, season or add relish to). Gerald C. Freedman, M.D. Mill Valley, Calif...
Matches have a way of being clinched one way or the other before Kip Smith ever gets his chance, and he must relish an occasional opportunity to decide things himself. He rose to the occasion last night, turning his foe over for a contest-clinching pin when it appeared that Lowell had earned at least...
...outlets in Europe and Japan are faring so poorly that Tandy has put a freeze on expansion there. But overall, the outlook is bright. Electronics buffs say Radio Shack's products are reasonably priced and of good quality. As CBers clamor for new 40-channel "ears," Tandy can relish his own CB "handle": Mr. Lucky...
...happens that Hirst, Spooner, Foster and Briggs are the names of renowned 19th and early 20th century cricket players. Whatever Pinter, an ardent cricket fan, may have intended by that, No Man 's Land is a hilarious mine field of gamesmanship. The English relish putting each other down socially, intellectually and psychologically, and some of them are formidably adept at it. Pinter does it to perfection...
...economic hardship of maintaining a strike for over half a year has proven too difficult to bear for people with families to support. In recent weeks many strikes began returning to work, and the union did not relish picket-line confrontations with workers who have stayed with the strike for months...