Word: starring
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Rubin has had his star turns as well. In late 1997 he probably single-handedly stopped a panic about Korean debt from avalanching into a U.S. market crash by working the phones, convincing international bankers that they should cut Korea a break. It was not a welcome pitch. "This is a hell of a Christmas present," one banker moaned to Rubin on Christmas Eve. But Rubin's scheme saved the banks billions because if Korea had crashed, the banks could have lost everything. "It was Bob who actually got the banks to see how it worked to their benefit," Greenspan...
Besides the standings, the polls and the star players, hockey fans will have a chance to see perhaps the most intriguing match-up in the conference between the Crimson offense and the Bear defense. Harvard scores 6.57 goals per game, best in the ECAC, while Brown gives up a conference-low 1.15 goals a contest. The Bears are the only team that has held the Crimson to less than three goals in a game this season...
...sets it apart from the others like Rudy? Well, there's a beefed-up brunette Dawson sporting a manly "I doant wo-ant yo-r life" Texas drawl. Then, there's the new Adonis-on-the-block, a certain blond, blue-eyed, chiseledjawed Paul Walker, a.k.a. Lance Harbor, the star quarterback of the West Canaan High School Coyotes. Unfortunately, two pretty faces are not enough to save this sinking ship...
...could be on its way to something big-catch them now, while the chords are pleasing but the big label sanitization hasn't quite set in. There's no lack of talent or ambition here-as Youmans notes in this album, "You know I'm destined to be a star." And this album is a noteworthy and perhaps prophetic first step...
Hope you had the time of your life, like the cheesy song goes, and as it plays in CP's head over a drama-drenched montage of Henry Hyde clips, he wonders: Were these The Best Years of Our Lives? (Or 14 months, anyway?) William Wyler's star-stocked 1946 Oscar sweeper -- it's the reason It's A Wonderful Life got shut out -- is about nostalgia earned the hard way, and getting back to real life after the fog of battle clears. Because war tends to leave lots and lots of scars. The House managers are now the ones...