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...truckers swallowed funny and Lou glared back, as Carlo realized he would have to go elsewhere forhhis future bouts with the munchies. The snickers worked their way into guffaws and Lou led his troupe out, steam shooting from both ears...
...such contingencies, says Brown, the U.S. must retain the capability of reacting overseas with "speed and flexibility." This may best be achieved by keeping some troops abroad, either at land bases or aboard aircraft carriers. At times, a simple show of force, like ordering a naval task force to steam toward a potential trouble spot, can be enough to protect U.S. interests and prevent an outbreak of fighting...
...rest of the cast comes alive in the superb musical numbers. Showing classical grace in his dancing, Hud (Duquincy Cooks) sparkles the company's renditions of "Colored Spade" and the drug-induced "Walking in Space." Leslye Freeman, as Dionne, delivers a spicey, soul version of "White Boys." The songs steam along with the powerful backing of a rock band, which builds to a fervent finale in the title number. But the band becomes successfully muted for the soul-searching lyrics of "Easy to Be Hard" and "Where...
Bright Picture. To the Senators, the Administration witnesses painted a bright picture of an economy rising rapidly on its own steam the rest of the year and inflation moderating to a 5.5% pace. Schultze ticked off "the signs of stronger performance of the private economy": home building is surging (TIME, May 2); consumer spending has quickened generally; to keep pace with sales, businessmen will need to rebuild inventories, and that will require more production. Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal added, "There is every indication we will be reaching our unemployment target of less than 7% before the end of the year...
...steam ran out for our men; late in the half, Williams rammed across a try, made good the conversion, and cut the Crimson lead...