Word: soled
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Nash is also the producer, director and sole member of the cast. He is also a bartender of sorts, offering Guinness stout to the most clever heckler in the audience...
...Harvard University Network--for one week the sole communication outlet for the campus area--has been forced by the competitive forces of capitalist society to give up its monopoly of local and long distant services...
...event the gulf crisis poses a make-or-break test for America's tenure as sole superpower. For now the public is solidly united behind Bush's policy. But that could change if the crisis has an unhappy ending: a prolonged stalemate combined with deep domestic recession, a settlement allowing Iraq to keep some fruits of aggression, a bloody and inconclusive war. Some experts fear that any such outcome would inspire a resurgence of isolationism that would put a speedy stop to any ideas of building a New World Order...
Under the contract, ABC and its ESPN cable affiliate would have sole broadcast rights to Saturday games between C.F.A. opponents beginning next year. Other participating C.F.A. schools may sell TV rights to local stations on other days. Capital Cities/ABC and the C.F.A. denied the charges in the complaint. Among other things, they noted that home games of Notre Dame, a C.F.A. member, will be on NBC. An FTC judge in Washington is to try the case...
...America screenwriter John Eskow counters that Robbins is "morally despicable," having lost a bid to be credited as co-author of the screenplay. Says Eskow: "The book wasn't interesting enough to serve as the movie's sole springboard. I had to do other research. I spoke to Air America pilots here and went to Thailand." Besides, he argues, a screenplay "is a creative act. It is not a documentary, and it doesn't advertise itself that...