Word: vocalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rely primarily on college students. (Only one-fifth of the voters between 18 and 25 attend college.) While the G.O.P. has mapped speaking tours for Cabinet members and White House officials at key campuses across the country, the emphasis will be on non-college youth. Traditionally less politicized and vocal than their collegiate counterparts, they have been somewhat overlooked by candidates in the past...
...never could. The scene of Caesar's ghost, mocking the actions of the servant as he holds the sword on which Brutus falls is utterly chilling, as no prop-ridden version could be. The inarticulate, death-masked crowd at Caesar's funeral is likewise more effective than a more vocal group...
...land from Protestant landlords. Yet in any discussion of autonomy for Ireland, the sticking point was always Ulster, whose Protestants feared the consequences of any kind of separation from England. In 1886, Gladstone's government was defeated on the Home Rule issue by the Tories, the most vocal of whom was Lord Randolph Churchill (Sir Winston's father), who coined a ringing slogan that ardent Orangemen still remember today: "Ulster will fight, and Ulster will be right...
...music from the rural South in the 1920's and '30's, Country Cooking is creating new tunes and a new style using blue grass as a foundation. Unlike old-time music, blue grass has centered around the figure of one person, Bill Monroe. Both the instrumental and vocal styles which have dominated the form have followed the developments of Monroe and his apprentices. There have been a number of innovators in the past few years in the lyrical area, who have adapted material from the folk and rock fields. But with the exception of a few groups which...
...performance (which leads me to believe that had Pigpen been featured in Woodstock doing "Lovelight," the Dead might have become Ten Years After three years earlier). The new material was melodically simple and tendentious, as if the band's creative energy had been applauded out of it. The vocal harmonies were, as always, technically impeccable if not particularly enthusiastic. The mood seemed typified by a new work entitled "Knocking' it Up"; a crassly liberal protest song coming from Hunter. There was a righting persuasiveness in Garcia's delivery of the lyrics...