Word: wanna
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...this Georgia girl can say after reading "The South Today" is 'Oh, Lord, I wanna go home...
...their own personalities. Scott Baio, from Brooklyn, made a handsome, steady Bugsy. The expansive John Cassisi, a neighbor of Baio's from Bensonhurst, was chosen for Fat Sam after Director Parker spotted him in his seventh-grade class at P.S. 201. " 'You,' he says, 'I wanna talk to you,' " is the way Cassisi remembers it. "I thought he was the new dean or somethin'." Paul Murphy, from a South London Jamaican family, fit the role of Leroy because he likes to box with friends. Making the movie meant sacrifices, however. Paul missed...
...after the Vice President's scuffle. Trouble was, her producers chose not to use it, a common frustration for floor reporters. ABC's Sam Donaldson, unable to sell his control room an interview with one politician, quickly called in another possibility: "Hello! Hello! Here comes Senator Baker! Wanna do something with Howard Baker...
Some of the women on the street are dressed fit to kill (literally), and when you take a closer look, you're not certain all of them are women. But they're friendly enough-they keep asking: "Wanna go out? Wanna party?" One lady who came to talk to me was stopped by a policeman who arrested her for violating the state's new antiloitering law. "Don't worry, honey," she said to me. "I'll be back in a few minutes." Two men approached me, looking real mean. Then one of them asked, "Where...
...American people, Reagan's chant that the canal is ours, Ford's conviction that a Government big enough to run things is a Government big enough to threaten us. These became applause lines just as carefully prepared and as essentially empty as Joe Penner's "Wanna buy a duck?" once was. Only occasionally did a reporter's sharp question throw a candidate off balance. (Reporters live in the conviction, which is not universally valid, that anyone's unguarded remarks more truly reflect his views than responses he has time to think...