In her last years, Canadians held conferences to honor Ms. Jacobs, and Maclean's magazine, the Canadian newsweekly, hailed her as "a lioness in winter". For New Yorkers, she lived on in the famous photo of her with a beer and cigarette in the White Horse tavern in Greenwich Village, as well as memories of her plotting municipal mischief at the Red Lion, another Village hangout.
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Waning EU influence may, in turn, leave Turkey feeling less constrained about plotting mischief inside Iraq .If Turkey goes in [to Iraq] it will become isolated, authoritarian, a very nasty place," says Soli Ozel, a political scientist at Istanbul's Bilgi University.
Driven by the impulse to create your own "private hideaway" from which to plot mischief, or to quietly shed a few frustrated tears after mischief gone wrong, we've always been drawn to quiet little alcoves of solitude where we could go to disappear and escape the rest of the world.
"I'll go and plot mischief," Ms. Benesch announces, and at once, malice as a life force is thoroughly realized.
And yet some mischief lurks inside him.
"They came here to do some mischief".
He was the born playmate, always ready for some mischief.
I have three of them and one is always up for some mischief.
Well, 2016 is the year of the monkey so some mischief was to be expected.
Her father walked in, and they both stood up instinctively, like schoolchildren caught in some mischief.
