Playing partner Bubba drives recklessly into the grim stuff down the left.
The existing H-2A visa system has already come under fire for exposing workers to rampant exploitation, wage theft, and grim conditions, and the left-learning Economic Policy Institute argues Goodlatte's bill is "a recipe for importing poverty and instituting a new era of legalized slavery in the United States".
Far from it: the tent he pitched in the 50's has attracted all sorts and conditions of bitter-enders, and the fringes of the right (like the fringes of the left) can be grim and regrettable.
Taubman soon began making friends, including Jim, a cheerful, hulking inmate with a giant scar running up the left side of face and down his neck a grim souvenir of an operation to remove a tumor.
For the Yankees, the linescore that stretches above three sections of the left-field bleachers told a grim tale.
A side camera had to cover the rest of the speech, so that viewers saw Woods in profile but got a good, long look at his ringless left hand and his mother's grim face.
NOT since 1933 had an American president taken the oath of office in an economic climate as grim as it was when Barack Obama put his left hand on the Bible in January 2009.
All that is left - and it is not as grim as it sounds - is to restore a little pride, to show the Australians that they will not be blown away without a fight.
Add the strong possibility that Lyons, France's second city, will also fall to the left, and the political landscape will look increasingly grim for the right in general and for President Jacques Chirac in particular.
What a contrast to the 1947 "Self-portrait with Cigarette" in which the painter's fine clothing and the cigarette in his left hand exude self-confidence, despite his rather grim expression.
