Former Lib Dem defence minister Sir Nick Harvey said the government had made "unpalatable" decisions such as axing the Harrier jump jet during a "quick and dirty" review of defence spending, in the understanding "sunny uplands" and increased budgets would follow.
For us, this started decades ago when their Bucket Lists were just being formed; and the current process has me personally surveying a dozen or so other great professional travelers we know, as well as doing a down and dirty review of many of the other annual travel publication list.
Companies like CareCore Radiology, American Imaging Management and National Imaging Associates cropped up to do the dirty work of reviewing and rejecting imaging orders on behalf of insurance companies.
WHAT do you think a Newsweek writer meant, in a review of "Dirty Harry," by writing, "There is little chance that this right-wing fantasy will change things where decades of humanist films have failed"?
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The student said the professor had also lectured the class that not paying attention to details was "like looking at a beautiful woman only she's wearing dirty panties," the OCR review said.
In her review for Dirty Linen, Annette C. Eshleman said, "In just under three hours, viewers are able to watch as Paul evolves from a young, inexperienced folk singer wearing a backwards baseball cap to the highly respected, confident, seasoned performer that he is today".
When "5 stars" is subjective, and service providers need high ratings to keep their job, and customers need high ratings to get service, everyone's fighting dirty to keep their reviews high.
Asked whether there was anything to be done about the gap between the number of books published (still enormous, despite the downturn) and the number of books reviewed (tiny), he responded: Thomas Mallon, a superb novelist and critic, once told me the dirty little secret of book reviewing, including at TBR, is that in fact too many books are reviewed.
"Kick-Ass," which opened last Friday, has aroused controversy with its violence by and against an eleven-year-old girl who talks dirty — including in Anthony Lane's review of the movie in the magazine this week.
Mr. Frost, who lives in San Francisco, gives New York itself an out-of-date review ("streets are dirty, people are crass, crime rate is high") but he seems to have the restaurant scene in focus.
