It is not that there is some sort of Manichean separation between the sectors, where altruists work for charities and hard headed Randites work in the private sector.
The stainless-steel club heads of the 1980s gave way to titanium (a lightweight, extremely hard metal) heads in the 1990s.
Although it comes after 10 previous novels in her successful series featuring V. I. Warshawski, a female private eye with the sharpest tongue and hardest head in Chicago, TOTAL RECALL (Delacorte, $25.95) is written with the stylistic verve and intellectual energy of a writer just coming into her own.
Four Corners reporter Marian Wilkinson told ABC News Breakfast the program would also feature some hard-heads in the Liberal party who will discuss the "immense difficulty" Turnbull will face governing with a "wafer-thin one-seat majority in the lower house and a very fractious Senate".
Newsweek described him as "one of the hardest heads in the 1994 baseball strike".
We also get a glimpse of Destructo, AKA HARD head honcho Gary Richards, in search of clues in order to find and destroy his nemesis, Tommy Trash.
1965-1966 (mini Sindy): 27 centimeter (10.6 in) tall, hard head (often wobbles) and "Made in Hong Kong" on her waist; her legs and arms won't bend.
As Alan Blinder, former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, wrote in "Hard Heads, Soft Hearts," "Tariffs and quotas are often politically popular because they impose diffuse and subtle costs on the many to pay for concentrated and highly visible benefits for the few".
Even as the latest burst of unrest fades out, it's hard to believe that things are heading in a positive direction.
Bill Capacchione — proudly noting that his surname in Italian means hard head — came upon Hosea's tackling camps and became a quick convert.
If you're trying to work through a big legislative priority, it is sort of hard if you have a guy who has a reputation as a tough, hard, take-no-prisoners, head-in-your-face, scream-and-shout, send-them-a-dead-fish partisan.
