Word: remarkable
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...someone taking a long look in from the outside, and this, paradoxically, is its greatest strength. The whole series practically reels from the excitement of discovery. The history is fresh, the music is new to Burns, who, he has said, knew almost nothing about jazz until an offhand remark by a baseball player being interviewed for his previous series set him to thinking and got him listening. The rest of us can hear Ellington play The Single Petal of a Rose or Parker lay into Cherokee and be stirred by mute wonder. Burns doesn't have to go the mute...
...SAID IT? ELECTION 2000: The Play-Offs Identify the source of each remark...
...SAID IT? CAMPAIGN 2000: The Regular Season Identify the source of each remark...
...concession speech Tuesday night, Al Gore humbly noted that he wanted to return to Tennessee to "mend fences." The remark was in reference to his surprising loss of his own home state. But there are some other surprising fences Gore may need to mend: relations with his own campaign staff...
...crime to generate interest and maintain their viewers' attention, the stations that received the highest marks for quality were also the ones that had the best luck adding to their lead-in audience. "The data show clearly that quality is the way to build loyalty," the study's authors remark...