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...Carney put the icing on the ice women's cake at 10:41 of the third stanza with a soft backhand that slunk under Bothfeld's legs for the game's final goal...
...Cornell team slunk away in dispirited disbelief...
After the referee blew the final whistle and the Crimson players swarmed to the middle of the field, celebrating both the 12-11 victory and the completion of an 8-6 campaign, after the Dartmouth squad slunk off the field with its hopes of a great come-from-behind triumph shattered. Gildehaus crouched in front of the Harvard...
Soon, a real estate agent (Nicky Henson) appears, not to show the house but to have a weekend shack-up with his Popsy (Rowena Roberts). He knows that the couple who own the house have slunk off to Spain for a tax dodge. What he does not know is that they are about to slink back. In no time, sheiks and burglars are added to the mix, along with the mandatory defrocking of women and the depantsing of men and doors popping open and slamming shut as if by the ghost of Feydeau...
...cousins: a rock concert is far more likely to end in a street fight or a brawl than in a march on some contemporary Bastille. When the revolution of the '60s derailed, its music as well as its ideology having proved vulnerable to compromise and commercialization, rock and roll slunk away from the topic of war. America's popular music forgot about Vietnam long before the last helicopters left, and by the mid-'70s war appeared on disc only as tongue-in-cheek posing--the Ramones sang "Blitzkrieg Bop" in 1976--or historical ballad--Al Stewart's "Roads to Moscow...