Now, the task of defending Mr. Paladino's curious, at times circuslike, campaign has fallen on Mr. Edwards, 50, a square-jawed onetime Boy Scout who is prone to giving lectures about the American health care system and ending conversations with the word "neat".
Yes, I used the word "neat" like a schoolgirl in 1954.
The Touch Bar (a much catchier name than the rumored Magic Toolbar, mind) is, in a word, neat.
He uses words like "neat" and "awesome".
In other words, a neat idea that rose and fell because its owners lacked the imagination to make it sustainable.
In other words, the neat lines that the government had drawn between the process of embryonic destruction and the results of that destruction are not valid, the judge ruled.
The sound of the stonemason's tools painstakingly grinding and gouging at the stone and his pride as he stepped back to look at the finished words in neat, precise rows like the ranks of eager soldiers whose lost lives they would represent.
Unspoken and embarrassing words like "neat" and "cool" nonetheless lived somewhere in the underbrush.
The words "a neat edition of the Holy Scriptures for the use of schools" are taken from a letter written by Aitken, 8) not the resolution of Congress.
Instead he continued to write his columns, usually between 1,100 and 1,300 words, in small, neat handwriting, using a proper pen with black ink on lined foolscap paper.
