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Gundzinger seems strangely out of command of her own life. Two days after she meets her future step-brother, Ben, she is ready to give up her mathematics professorship and take an administrative job she isn't really sure she wants, simply to be with him. The screenplay leaves it to Ben, a likeable ex-baseball player but admitted "dumb jock," to finally tell her how foolhardy it is for her to look to a man as the solution to her own problems...
...Crimson keeper Ann Diamond, who had an excellent game with a bunch of fine saves, came out to meet the on-rushing Ching, diving to take the ball away. The save seemed to spark the Crimson, as they again took command of the play...
...Supports strategy of mutual deterrence, improving command and control of strategic forces...
...underlying campaign issue between the known Carter and the still relatively unknown Reagan is the matter of competence and the ability to lead the nation. Carter has demonstrated repeatedly that he cannot inspire a commanding national majority, much less a divided Democratic Congress, to follow him on those infrequent occasions when he has tried to lead boldly. Carter was probably as eloquent and as persuasive as he can be in his early plea for waging a war on the energy problem, but nothing much happened until after three more years of U.S. dependence on foreign oil. Perhaps...
...retailing axiom that the company whose products command the most space on store shelves leads at the cash register, and giant P&G generally has more space than its rivals. The competitor that suffered most from P&G's push for Rely was Tampax, whose market share slid from 52% to 40% as Rely's grew. Playtex tampons, Kimberly-Clark's Kotex and Johnson & Johnson's o.b. also lost ground to Rely...