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I recall that she once said that a person who didn't eat butter was a crank with limp hair.
The familiar and common brace, a crank with a breast swivel at one end and a drill point at the other, is first seen in a painting of about 1425 that shows the biblical Joseph at his bench.
Watson senior "struck his contemporaries as a nut and a crank with his policy that 'People who perform are my partners'," according to the late management guru, Peter Drucker.Idealism was sharpened by feelings of guilt over earlier ethical lapses.
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The principal singer, Serj Tankian, does a pretty good impression of a ranter, a sidewalk crank with an agenda, though perhaps what has made them famous is neither politics nor giggles but hard-rock formalism.
"Technology nuts" is shorthand for the people who really do care what gears the riders are using in the mountains — a 53/34 crank with an 11-26, yielding a gear ratio of 34x26, 34x29 or 36x29 — and by how many millimeters their saddles have been raised.
All this might create the impression of a musical crank with a taste for electronics and vast stage spectacles.
A hard-living crank with a trademark mustache, he sang his wry tales of losers and jilted lovers in a striking, world-weary baritone.
He will just be an old crank with eyes like wormholes into hell.
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