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...He’s like the microwave??he heats up for five or six minutes every game,” Brown said. “He made big shot after big shot. If you’re going to be a good basketball team, you need guys that have no fear, that aren’t afraid to make plays...
...which started as a ‘microwave oven’ in 1972, lost the ‘oven’ in ’74, and by ’76 had become something you do to your food. We might even be thankful: ‘to microwave?? seems to have successfully beaten out the far less appealing ‘microcook,’ which saw a surge of popularity in the late 1970s but has, according to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), since only resurfaced in magazines such as Midwest Living. And this...
Flush. Flush! My neck tenses, blood courses up through my cheeks. This room is small, the clock on the wall is so loud, the microwave??s beeping, why is it on? The CD stopped, ahhh let me see the last the last the last card...
While Summers was in New York on Nov. 5, a “faulty microwave?? in the kitchen of his house manager’s residence—about 50 feet from his own house at 33 Elmwood Ave.—ignited a costly blaze, he said in an interview yesterday...
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