But if these games manage, even ambiently, to communicate why the Allied forces fought Fascism, as well as how and where they fought it, their status is surely elevated from slick shooting galleries to something morally instructive.
The Rangers set out to improve their offense this season — in effect to become more Eastern — and brought in not only Naslund from the West, but also traded for Columbus's slick-shooting forward Nikolai Zherdev.
It's been a backdrop in everything from Living etc to slick fashion shoots and campaigns for labels including Thomas Burberry.
You can get a fantastic DSLR and a lens or two for the price of an E-P2, or buy an incredibly slick point and shoot and have enough money left over to take a short vacation.
Argentina simply borrowed from the new international playbook: slick passing, sharp shooting and no fear.
The original idea was simply to take all those slick photo spreads shot for companies' regular catalogs and splash them across a Web page.
The immigration judge decided to block the deportation of Mr. Walters, known as Slick Rick, who had shot and wounded a relative and another man in 1990.
Mr. Weiner's rollout video, all those weeks ago in May, was slick and high-gloss, shot through with energetic scenes of the city and buttressed with the visual testimony of his mother, a schoolteacher, and his wife, Huma Abedin, who sat by his side.
It's an impressively-slick app for shooting and editing your snaps.
Mr. Nemetz has a day job shooting footage for slick television fashion shows -- "You know, all the ones that are on Saturday morning," he said -- and editing film and video at his Manhattan production company, Sterling Films.
There was the time someone shot and killed "Slick".
