Word: suspicion
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...midst of his rehearsals for a new stage production, Stockholm police collared the master. Whisked off to the police tax division, Bergman was grilled on suspicion that he had failed to report $119,000 as income from his former Swiss-based company. "What happened is painful and humiliating," protested Bergman, 57, insisting that he had no knowledge of any tax problems: "I leave that up to my lawyer...
...known as Billy Jim to regulars] - Assuming that you can get into the building to begin with--the main doors are located in such a position that Ivan the Terrible would have trouble opening them on a windy day--the major drawback here is that you get the sneaking suspicion you are always being watched. Sort of like a rat in a cage, if you know what I mean...
Female candidates must often overcome the inbred mistrust of some women voters, who can be even more critical than the male constituency. Yet, says Susan Block, a member of the Iowa Women's Political Caucus, "the public is beginning to look at women with less suspicion. Voters often view a woman candidate as someone who has lived the human experience, had kids, done volunteer work, cooked supper and been to the grocery store. People can relate to her better than...
...didn't write that story (and I'm not saying that I didn't), you shouldn't be congratulating me in a public place with dozens of people whom we don't even know scurrying past listening." Yuri Maximovich's suspicion is well founded. He is dangerous to the state, first because he is a citizen not yet in prison, second because he is a poet, and third because...
Surrender was unconditional Saturday. And as the Crimson returned to Harvard that afternoon, they returned with a sneaking suspicion that the walls of Hemingway gym might undergo yet another whitewashing come February...