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...course, what is true in theory may turn out to be impossible in practice. As one researcher, Lov Grover of Lucent, put it, "We're writing the software for a device that does not yet exist...
...taken her for a canoe ride, strummed a ukulele, sang and asked her to marry him, while she trailed a hand langorously in the water. Reagan later staged this scene, more or less, for their 25th anniversary, having bought a canoe for the ranch pond and named it True-Lov. "He didn't have a ukulele," she remembers, "but I said it would be all right if he just hummed...
...response to the high Neilson rating enjoyed by the Senate Watergate hearings. The agency was tentatively dubbed the Government Office of Depravity (GOD), but this was changed in late August for fear of alienating the crucial religious vote in the 1974 elections to the League of Official Vice (LOV). After the Agnew debacle "Extortion" was added to the name to emphasize its inclusion in the new federal program...
...They said you didn't buy eggs in Israel. They simply lay about in the streets." Others are convinced that they had been lured to Israel as cannon fodder for its wars. "It's the fault of the American Jewish millionaires," says Tbilisi Shopkeeper Joseph Mamishva-lov. "They pay their money but want us to bear the brunt. A boil is good on somebody else's body...
...good for you. It loosens you up good for the game." That appraisal of sex before sport-an activity frowned upon by many coaches-was made two years ago by Quarterback loe Namath as he described the eve of the 1969 Super Bowl. Namath, a well-known lov er on and off the screen and a player whose spectacular performance on the field seemed to prove his premise, had no scientific support to back him up. Now that support has been supplied by St. Louis Sex Researcher William Masters and Washington Psychologist Robert Harper...