Word: whacking
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...scene is also seeing a growing number of women warriors. "There's a lot of pressure with all the people watching and having your reputation on the line," says Maryss, 23, a West Coast-based dancer who frequently participates in competitions at clubs. "[But] even if you do something whack, the crowd will support...
...sewing his face together in a kind of grimacing death mask, there's Adam Geczy's video elegy for the Port Arthur massacre, and TV footage of the Moscow theater siege glimpsed through the living-room curtains of Linda Wallace's installation Entanglements, 2004. Then there's the wicked whack of Destiny Deacon's bloodied boomerang in her enlarged Polaroid, My Boomerang Did Come Back, 2003. So do the images in this powerful survey - which goes to show that photography isn't dead. It's just got nine lives...
...spread between operating and GAAP earnings really got out of whack from 2000 to 2002. Fortunately, the GAAP gap is narrowing. The spread was 13% for 2003, compared with an astonishing 75% in the fourth quarter of 2002, says Howard Silverblatt, market equity analyst at Standard & Poor's. That convergence bodes well for earnings quality, he says, although profits posted don't always tell the whole story...
...scene is also seeing a growing number of women warriors. "There's a lot of pressure with all the people watching and having your reputation on the line," says Maryss, 23, a West Coast--based dancer who frequently participates in competitions at clubs. "[But] even if you do something whack, the crowd will support...
...spry as ever, Hewitt is still in trouble, argues Anderson. Against bigger, more powerful players like Roddick, his brick-wall style doesn't cut it any more. "Lleyton's game has to move with the trends of tennis," says Anderson, "and today's trend is to whack the absolute hell out of the ball...