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Although Bundy's production is, at times, tiresome, and almost always, frustrating, there are enough of those quick brilliant flourishes-when the fine acting enhances the other elements of the show to create a whole, coherent moment of enticing theater- to sustain an audience for three acts. What this version of the Hostage lacks in exuberancd, it makes up for in its faithful rendering of Behan's sincerity and sensitivity...
...committed $8 billion to expand production of some 90 strategic materials and subsequently stockpiled them in more than 100 locations around the U.S. Manganese and chromium were stored in huge outdoor dumps, and rubber was cached in refrigerated warehouses. The goal was to have enough material to sustain military production and meet industrial needs during a three-year...
Ruge, stately and cautious, had been chatting on a Friday evening in his small White House office about how to sustain Reagan's good health-and to prepare for emergencies, the kind that would occur in just 70 hours...
...only relief in a Gordon novel is her wonderful sense of humor: "She was incapable of deceit, not through any strength of character, but because she lacked the intellectual apparatus either to invent or sustain...
...general, Newlove's treatment of the thirsty talent in the room is too haphazard to sustain any conclusions about writers and alcohol that would not apply to computer programmers. But like improvisational jazz, the book works because of its looseness. The Newlove sound is robust and swinging, the mark of a man who has discovered that his talent is in toxication enough...