I shall not miss the press distortions, exaggerations and predetermined agendas but I will miss the cartoons and the sketchwriters.
This mythic period ended in the early seventies, when station owners began instituting controls designed to maximize revenue, including more stringent musical formatting and predetermined playlists.
If we try too hard and get caught up in the intellectual side of songcraft and predetermined ideas it gets stale.
Mr. Gorbachev, in the published statements, said the election's result was "predictable from the outset" and "predetermined by the enormous role that Vladimir Putin played".
Over the years his thought has tended automatically to configure itself in accordance with linguistic formulations that are, through force of habit, both distinctive and predetermined.
The report, she said, "consists largely of opinions, speculation, hearsay and predetermined conclusions not supported by the weight of the evidence".
For a generation raised to believe in a static and harmonic world, bound by the laws of nature and predetermined by God's plans, these ideas were revolutionary.
Annual salaries for health personnel, including physicians, and predetermined budgets for institutions are the final base upon which payment can be made for health care.
The combination of relatively free elections and predetermined outcomes proved unsustainable in Taiwan, just as democrats hope it will in Hong Kong.
When free jazz gained momentum in the early 1960's, it divided musicians who thought in terms of tonality and predetermined chord sequences from those who thought such things didn't matter.
According to the new collective bargaining agreement, teams can make a uniform and predetermined offer of one year at $13.3 million, which will ensure they are compensated with a draft pick if the player signs elsewhere.
