Word: erraticism
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One finalist, much to its own surprise, was Holland, an erratic but courageous crew much faded from its splendor of 1974, when the Dutch lit up the World Cup before losing valorously, 2-1, to the Germans in the final at Munich. The other was, and had to be, the...
There are, naturally, battalions of guitarists and folk singers, the best of whom hang out near the Coop and in the doorways along Brattle St. Some fine bluegrass and folk can be taken in on an erratic basis in the doorways.
These are several of the myriad ways in which Americans are struggling to adjust to accelerating inflation. Most people are winning the battle-for the moment. In April, the purchasing power of the average worker-wages minus inflation and taxes-advanced slightly, to 2.9% above what it was a year...
Mobutu's relations with his neighbors are strained, to say the least. Angola in particular has had problems with his erratic and belligerent style. Mobutu's designs on Angola have never been secret: he wanted to acquire the oil-rich enclave of Cabinda--which is separated from Angola by the...
Brownie, who was high and erratic in the opening innings after finishing a Gov 10 exam just an hour before gametime, settled down after that to keep the Hens cooped up through the sixth.