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Sugar is a sweet case in point.
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HarperCollins released Phyllis Vine's "One Man's Castle," about the Sweet case, this spring, and in July Michigan placed a historical marker at the Garland Avenue house.
In the Sweet case (1925 26), he won acquittal for a black family that had fought against a mob trying to expel it from its residence in a white neighbourhood in Detroit.
Cheese tower You may not have a sweet tooth, in which case go for this savoury seven-tier cheese tower, which certainly has the wow factor.
If the numbers were going down, it might be a cheat day, in which case a sweet treat was in order.
Trawling questionnaires yielded frequent exposures to a sweet shop in ward 1 among suspected case-patients.
Cigarettes, dirty socks, and a sweet tooth for women — in this case, the shapely, impertinent maid, Camae (Angela Bassett), who delivers his late-night coffee and is as fast with the service as she is with her down-home double-entendres.
The painter's current show at New York's Pace Prints (through Nov. 16) is a case in point: it features prints of women wearing garments bedazzled with sweets and petit fours (in some cases hand-painted over lithographs), as well as crazily towering stacks of cakes built from pastel-colored paper pulp.
Joyce Cornell: You can get sustained accelerated growth in those markets in which the proper legal and economic infrastructures are being put in place and where in many cases you're in a sweet spot of the demographic profile.
The watch talks to me to tell me my pace after every mile, and also has a sweet auto-pause feature just in case I have to stop to tie my shoe and don't want to mess up my recorded pace.
In this case, talk in a sweet voice and give them a treat when they come to you.
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