Word: pete
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...beverage of moderation." Yet the industry remains on the defensive, in part because some major members have divided loyalties. Despite its increased production of varietals, E. & J. Gallo, the nation's largest wine producer by far, earns considerable profit from Thunderbird, a cheap, fortified beverage that winos call "sneaky pete." And some corporate proprietors of prestigious wineries -- such as Britain's Grand Metropolitan or Hiram Walker, which owns Clos du Bois -- have major investments in hard liquor...
...evident from the beginning that this game was not going to be a barnburner. "Frustrating" was the word Harvard Coach Pete Roby used to describe the first-half of the game, one that saw Harvard jump out to an early 7-2 lead before letting Brandeis' slow-down tactics dictate the pace of the game...
...been sporting my 25th reunion tie, back with Pete," said Donato, delighted to be back with his former linemate...
...Anytime you play with guys like Ted or Pete, you're going to score a lot," Vukonich said...
...days, even against a bland, lackluster opponent, any gubernatorial candidate who hints at new taxes is asking for trouble. Dianne Feinstein had a lot going for her: a strong record as San Francisco's mayor from 1978 to 1988, a dynamic campaign style and a feistiness that Republican Senator Pete Wilson lacked. Yet Wilson, who enjoyed strong White House backing, beat her by a comfortable 2.6% margin. His victory ensured that California's Democratic-controlled state legislature will not have complete say over redistricting in 1992, when the state will gain seven congressional seats...