Word: waits
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Irene Papas as Clytemnestra could never be glowering passion, a force of will that can crush her hysterical husband and, when driven, explode into she literally raises a standstorm. The final shot in her husband, practically whispering, "Just wait Costa Kozakos is a weakling caught between his fierce ambition and festering conscience; the actor, of the man, his impotence, with remarkable pathos. Carras's Menelaus, a weasely little fellow who can nonetheless rouse himself to noble, if ineffectual inch a Greek hero, from his physical splendor to that touch of reckless, defiant pride...
...timing was unusual: major shifts in U.S. financial policy are not normally put into effect while the President is jetting around the world on a goodwill tour. But action to prop the falling dollar could not wait. When currency markets around the world reopened last week after the New Year holiday...
Most of the patrons appear to be between 20 and 45 years old, and the staff estimates that 65% are married suburbanites, who are presumably interested in sex that does not threaten family stability. "It works," says Levenson. "You wait around until 6 a.m. when we close, and you'll see these people walking to their cars kissing and holding hands. Swinging brings them closer together, and who gets hurt...
...They weighed me and measured my height," he said. "The doctor wrote it down and called the next guy. I had to tell him. 'Wait a minute. I'm underweight...
Richard E. Neustadt, professor of Government said he preferred to wait before judging Carter's economic programs. Although Carter has a lot to learn and is learning it slowly, Neustadt said he is reasonably hopeful about Carter's future...