Word: wouldn
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...judge listened to a sample of his playing, then gave the pawnbroker the other 50? and dismissed the case. Blues, says Junior, "gets in my whole body, my whole soul. It knocks me out. It kills me. If I couldn't do that, I wouldn't be." The excitement of his performances may not fully justify his description of himself as "Mr. Blues," but it is more than enough to place him in the forefront of the scene. Among other standouts...
...wouldn't want an underpaid airplane mechanic to forget to change a tire, would you?" So far, Pan Am has managed to keep bargaining at a talking stage. But unless recommendations of a Presidential Emergency Board are accepted, American will probably be struck on Sept...
...dear departed who devoted themselves especially to Jewish causes, Jessel always has a few extra words of praise. Jack Benny recalls that Jessel's "nicest eulogy was for one of James Mason's cats. You wouldn't believe what that cat had done for Israel...
Katzenbach was asked if he included Boston on the list of 30 or 40 cities in which violence could erupt at any time. "I wouldn't exclude Boston from the list," he answered...
...slack times between treating service men's wounds and illnesses, many doctors in the three medical corps have turned to treating the Vietnamese. Their motives are admittedly mixed. One is concern for the helpless, neglected sick; another is the challenge of severe cases. "Imagine!" says Dr. Pitlyk, "I wouldn't have seen a case like Hoi Pham's in five years at any emergency ward in the U.S., where people just don't walk around with broken necks." Surgeons also enjoy a respite from the depressing monotony of treating the destructive effects...