Word: trademark
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Greene's constant readers will disagree. The Tenth Man offers, in small compass, the narrative combination that eventually became recognized as the author's trademark; it is a smoothly plotted psychological thriller in which the hero must struggle not only for his life but for his soul...
Flashy skating is no longer his trademark, however, and the line of Carone, Rob Ohno and Andy Janfaza plays a chippier brand of hockey than other Harvard alignments. "Our line's more a physical line," Carone says. "We bottle the other team up in their zone...
That was the beginning of the end of Ford's career at Columbia, but the beginning of the beginning of his life as an actor. Though the Columbia executive did not recognize it, Ford was demonstrating a talent that was later to become his trademark: the ability to deliver a fast, funny and sometimes devastating comeback. It took eleven years more--and Star Wars--before movie audiences were allowed to hear and see what Ford could do, but since then, he has shown over and over again that he has not only got it, but got it big enough...
...what has become a trademark feature of his State of the Union speeches, the President illustrated one of his main points with living, on-the-premises examples. Near the end of his address, as proof that "anything is possible in America," Reagan introduced two special guests seated with wife Nancy in the visitors' gallery: Jean Nguyen, 21, a cadet at West Point whose family fled Viet Nam as refugees in 1974, and "Mother" Clara Hale, 79, a Harlem social worker who specializes in the care of heroin-addicted infants born of drug- abusing mothers. The President had scouted both...
...must diligently protect our trademark no matter how large or small the case is," Tortorici added...