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...thought it was a shoe," said Tseng. "It felt like the heel of a shoe...
...late-night sketch to universally understood wisecrack. Today people still beg him to flash the insincere smile of the fading, macho heartthrob of the '50s and intone, "You know, dahlings, it is better to look good than to feel good." By Monday morning, from junior high cafeterias to white-shoe law firms, "Excuuuse me" had been replaced by "You look maaahvelous." He also struck gold with Willie, the nerdy messenger with a knack for misfortune, who wails in a high voice, "I hate when that happens," and with Ricky, the hapless Vietnam vet who never escapes the neighborhood, for whom...
...would lead it -- still gives some hope to Bush. A majority may yet decide, in Reagan's phrase, that America's future is too important "to be trusted to a blind date." Enough may agree again with what Bush said four years ago: "Maybe there is an old-shoe familiarity. People will give me credit because, see, I've been through the mill...
...Help me, brothers," I said. "I'm completely unarmed." When they'd called the dog off, I got down and tried to raise my hands above my head; I found I didn't have the strength. I felt great pain in my kidneys. I took off my shoe and showed them my ID I had hidden there. They took...
...Bears pinned the Crimson back in its half of the field, and even the shoe-laces flying, body-sacrificing defensive play of freshman netminder Jessica Milhollin (18 saves) could not stop the Brown surge...