And it's so easy to be dazzled by the sex, political wrangling, high-speed dialogue, and flashy camera work that you can sometimes forget it's a blistering satire of the Republican Party.
On the other is a group of crusty cowboys whose chosen method of roundup involves rotors more than wrangling, using high-tech helicopters to drive galloping mustangs into low-tech traps.
Administration officials hope that the trip will display Mr. Clinton as pointedly removed from Washington wrangling, conducting high-minded business -- confronting economic and security worries -- as Mr. Starr squares off with friendly Republicans and hostile Democrats.
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the linux kernel wrangles a high-bitrate serial line just fine.
Bishop has previously dined with such celebrities as Robert De Niro and Hugh Jackman, and she speculated that "maybe it was through De Niro" Scott had managed to wrangle the high-powered tête-à-tête.
Ending almost a year of wrangling, brinksmanship and high-stakes negotiations, Comcast struck a deal to acquire AT&T's cable television unit.
The department only began releasing the data to the public last year following months of wrangling with Inside Higher Ed, which filed an open-records request for the names of schools on the list.
At Finance, I took lots of liberties including wrangling myself into high-level meetings with executives.
Sunday night's announcement of a deal to raise the debt ceiling was the crucial moment after months of high-stakes wrangling.
Much of the high-drama wrangling over the bill centered on Hillsdale College, a tiny conservative Christian institution in Michigan whose benefactors include Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and whose graduates include her brother, Erik Prince, founder of the troubled security contractor Blackwater.
