That last format was named "easy listening" at the time, but the musical and emotional worlds of these records are anything but — anxious, dissatisfied energy quivers about their every note.
But tax avoiders are quivering about the introduction of the new, global, "common reporting standard" whereby 96 countries will automatically exchange information with the tax authorities about the owners of trusts and the amount of money in them.
That last format was named "easy listening" at the time, but the musical and emotional worlds of these records are anything but anxious, dissatisfied energy quivers about their every note.
This helps to account for the relatively mild protest the Indian army's offensive has drawn in Tamil Nadu, from which the Tigers have in the past received arms, money and moral support.In Delhi there have been the inevitable quivers about "another Vietnam".
Robin Quivers was making all the news Monday morning while Howard Stern played sidekick, a role reversal that gave way to Quivers' discussion about her long-time battle with cancer.
The hose quivers, writhes and slithers about, as a hidden Hoover powers the pianola.
The crowd, which surrounds them is leaning in with great interest as a young boy, who stands behind the police officer, appears to quiver, as if about to cry.
And I am thinking — the thought comes to me — that Ray is, in fact, breathing, but very faintly, or he is about to breathe; his eyelids are quivering, or about to quiver.
But genius is less palatable when it lives close to home, and Linnell delivered his doles to Palmer with a bristling quiver of nasty quips about what a disappointment his son-in-law had turned out to be.
The Apache exhibition includes a medicine pouch, decorated with symbols of the four directions and the moon, which was used by Geronimo around 1875, and a bow, quiver and arrows from about 1880.
