The Cushmans don't have any children other than O Ya, a fussed-over, tightly clutched baby that Tim Cushman, 55, dreamed about over the decades that he worked as a restaurant consultant, helping other chefs realize their ambitions.
Afterwards, commentators groused about the high score, and the sloppy defensive play, which was funny, because for, like, twenty years the mainstream media has been complaining about, and obsessing over, how tightly defensive and low-scoring N.H.L. hockey has become, and how fans would crave more goals.
Do this by looping the pipe cleaner twice over, winding tightly.
I hugged him tightly over and over, kissed him on the forehead and told him I loved him just in case he ever questioned it or forgot for a moment in time.
Leo stopped me about a third of the way through, unraveled the wrapper, and made me start over, rolling more tightly and more slowly.
Since then, derivatives have been central to the debate over how tightly to regulate Wall Street's freewheeling ways.
Still, the huge trading losses rocked Wall Street and reignited the debate over how tightly giant financial institutions should be regulated.
Both Ḍāhir and al-Jazzār presided over a tightly controlled Palestine, where trade with Europe as well as taxation were growing.
For the first half of the race Seebohm held a marginal lead over a tightly packed field which also included the British swimmer Gemma Spofforth, who retains the world record over this distance.
