Word: spares
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...spare time, Barnes said he watched the world-famous Rio carnival from free $100 seats, ate dinner with the American consul, and saw the Police in concert...
...Saturday night would have prevented the need for a streak. A win Saturday night would have pet Harvard in the driver's sent, one game over 300 with four games to go. A win would have given the Crimson a loss to spare, a game to throw away, a flat night that could be forgotten...
...Goodspeed has had the good sense to spare no expense on this production, unlike some of its other recent efforts which reportedly looked chintzy and threadbare. Little Johnny Jones has a grandiose and extravagant look to it as David Toser's costumes perfectly match their setting whether it be yellow pastels in Hyde Park, red, white and blue for the finale, or a jazzy look for the "Give my Regards" number. Visually, Robert Randolph's imaginative set and lighting design wondrously allow hotels, horse races and steamships to appear and disappear before our eyes...
...should bring up the fact that the people of China who reside on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are in need of forming a binding reunion. Some individuals in the Reagan Administration spare no pains in building a wall of antagonism by selling arms to Taiwan...
News happens in inconvenient places at unexpected times, while sports can concentrate on unpredictable events at predictable places. CBS had 23 cameras in place at the Super Bowl; Arledge, with a camera at every hole and a few to spare, used 26 on the U.S. Open, and will use more than 100 at the Winter Olympics. Sports reporters shy from criticizing the powers that be in sports but are airily bolder than news reporters in commenting on and criticizing the players and coaches they cover. They don't need to worry about the political clout, or the dignity...