Word: twistings
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...that fully 19 percent of them think they are in that top 1 percent, and an additional 20 percent expect to be one day. It turns out to be Bush who makes a fairness case: Why shouldn't everyone who pays taxes get a tax cut? And in a twist of the knife, he has even made it a kind of character test, a symbol of courage and constancy. "I haven't changed my position on this issue," Bush said last week in Missouri. "I haven't fine-tuned my message. I have said the same thing for 15 months...
...twist to the event, a 580-meter dash for cash was added to the ticket...
Miratul Muqit, a visiting scholar at Harvard Medical School who attended the rally, said he heard about the event through an e-mail message from the Harvard Islamic Society. He said he attended because he felt it was "a peaceful vigil that the media can't twist to perpetuate the stereotype of Muslims...
There's an endearing British quality to the Beatles' voices in this volume, and that sometimes gives the anecdotes an Austin Powers-ish twist. Harrison remembers this story about the band's salad days in Germany: "Our friend Bernie came out from Liverpool to visit us. We were in a club, and Bernie walked in and said, 'I've just had a wank off this great-looking bird in the lav.' We all said, 'That's not a bird, Bernie...
...years from now, when everything has fallen apart. Caesar will focus on actors finding their own connection to the words of the play and the formation of actor-audience relationships. The show promises to be experimental but professional, and seeing Julius Caesar sans toga is definately a different twist on the classic Shakespeare tale...