"If you were downtown, you had a mohawk and combat books and hung out at Save the Robots.
DOENITZ: I received these reports whenever a U-boat returned, and subsequently through the combat log books.
For instance, the prince (Darren Macri), who prefers the rigors of the mind to those of combat, reads books like "Dragon Slaying for Dummies" and "Men Who Slay Dragons and the Women Who Love Them".
When the pursuit gives way to combat, the rule book of action cinema is not only discarded but sliced to ribbons.
Her first book, "Combat in the Erogenous Zone," published in 1973 by Knopf and called "remarkable" by Newsweek, recounts in frank detail her efforts to come to grips with feminism and the sexual revolution, exploring "man hating," lesbianism and love.
This 1999 match, as tennis historians will record, is the occasion on which Mr. Agassi forgot his underwear, triumphed and vowed never to wear underwear again, which is one more indication that heated tennis combat is this book's closest facsimile of sex.
For the record, the apparent stimulus for Mr. Robertson's epithets -- Mr. Rudman's book, "Combat: 12 Years in the U.S. Senate Random Housese, 1996) -- does include this passage: "Politically speaking, the Republican Party is making a terrible mistake if it appears to ally itself with the Christian right.
Bolitho took a similar line in his 1943 book Combat Report, attesting to Hull's "bubbling, unquenchable gaiety".
The executor of Lee's estate said that the adaptation violated their agreement, signed by Lee eight months before her death, by altering the character of Finch, making him an apologist for the racism he combats in the book.
I think this book combats shame by sending the message of, "Don't beat yourself up for coming out a bit later than the norm.
