There are two reasons that Trent Reznor, the 48-year-old backbone of Nine Inch Nails, is worshipped.
The food pyramid, that 3-decade-old backbone of grade-school nutrition lessons, has become a test case of how far the Obama administration is willing to push its global warming agenda.
All of them owe their evolutionary success to a bit of old-fashioned backbone.
Back in the old days, the backbone would be the only thing on the net.
Those old movies are the backbone of the book, and especially ones starring, or about Joan Crawford.
Given a leader they can respect, even the old veterans will put backbone into a program of action.
What is known is just who they had dismissed, apparently, as just another defenseless little old lady: Margaret E. Smith, the backbone of a dot in the center of Delaware, in the town of Lincoln, called Slaughter Neck.
From an internal political point of view, it is a bad misstep: all over the world, older women are the backbone of the Catholic church.
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According to the comments on forms that were forwarded to the council, the Lion was "a social hub … An anchor … A backbone … Old-style … An all-round pub… A classic pub".
Actor Tab Hunter described the move as "bullshit", adding: "Obviously, it's a thinly veiled ploy to kick out older white contributors – the backbone of the industry – to make way for younger, "politically correct" voters.
