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...strong marathoner pulled to with-in five yards of Reider going up the hill, but with one-half mile of flat running to go, Reider applied his potent finishing kick, and opened up ground on the slower Canadian. At the finish line, Reider, who led for most of the 4.4 miles, won going away by 20 yards...
...followed with three foul shots with-in a minute, and then engineered a slow-motion ball control that kept the ball in Crimson hands until only one second remained...
Before Freud, psychiatrists had worked on the "insane." They did not bother with-in fact, they knew almost nothing about-the infinitely larger number of people who weave a miserable course halfway between the mad and the crotchety. After taking his M.D., Freud "specialized in structural diseases of the nervous system. He was fascinated by patients who had "pains," but no structural disorders-i.e., neurotics. The key problem with a neurotic patient, he decided, was to get him to "remember" things that had been "forgotten"-not forgotten in the usual sense, but "repressed"' because they were too painful...
...what was remaining aboard the plane. It was a huge crate occupying three-seats-worth of space in the transport. In it was a big (115 lbs.), tawny dog. On the crate, sure enough, was a No. 1 priority sticker. The crate also bore a label signifying that the beast with-in was the property of Colonel Elliott Roosevelt, the son of the President...
...importance of the cinema by devoting a special papal encyclical to it. So did Clark Gable when he took off his shirt in It Happened One Night and revealed that he wore no undershirt. That gesture cost U.S. men's underwear manufacturers a 40-50% cut in business with-in the year...