Nine times out of ten it is the president's misconduct.
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Nine times out of ten they're looking for a community too.
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Nine times out of ten our first attempt was pretty right on.
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Nine times out of ten it draws stuff way outside the paper.
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But nine times out of ten, we never hear from them again.
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Nine times out of ten, it won't be seen by many people.
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Restarting them will, nine times out of ten, resolve major issues with your internet.
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Nine times out of ten they've been told not to so they're not pigeonholed.
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So when someone stiffed me, nine times out of ten, it was my fault.
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Yet nobody would argue that men make the best founders nine times out of ten.
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To repeat: What Mike McCoy did in that situation works nine times out of ten.
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Asked about the swing volley she missed and which proved to be a decisive moment in the match, she said: "That's what I would do nine times out of ten, and probably nine times out of ten it probably would go in," she said.
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There's a lot of wrestling going on and nine times out of ten something gets broken.
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Nine times out of ten, I try to talk someone down rather than escalate the situation.
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"I'm guessing that nine times out of ten, bankers will tell them, 'You're barking up the wrong tree.'"
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Nine times out of ten, they're still really, really entertained by the video, so they're okay with it.
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Chinese researchers have trained a computer to distinguish between criminals and non-criminals nine times out of ten.
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Plenty of people order stuff from the internet nowadays, and nine times out of ten it's probably fine.
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"[After trying it], nine times out of ten, they sit down and they have a meal," she says.
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But nine times out of ten, we [meaning me and my now ex-girlfriend] would try it out.
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Most of the solo songs, you probably had a studio session by yourself, nine times out of ten.
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"Nine times out of ten, I'd rather hang out with a group of guys instead of girls," she said.
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But nine times out of ten, the people we play to have never listened to that kind of stuff.
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Nine times out of ten that update does very little to change the fundamentals, but there's always a chance.
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Nine times out of ten, if you start seeing a certain accessory over and over, it's probably a Jacquemus original.
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I have a secret to confess: I'm a lesbian, but nine times out of ten, I prefer watching straight porn.
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Yet still, when they hit the proverbial wall of pain and fatigue, nine times out of ten -- they push through.
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I've never understood that because nine times out of ten, no one has heard of these guys outside of London.
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VW: Nine times out of ten it is something banal but sometimes it's not as polite an interaction I would say.
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The guy with the Audi will bitch about the price of a bag of chips nine times out of ten. 8.
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When you go to a photography show, nine times out of ten you see a line around the room of photographs.
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Or an adverse ruling, nine times out of ten, it is a George W. or George H. W. or Reagan appointee.
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Nine times out of ten I don't pay here so I always try to tip well when I do get charged.
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If it can be purchased legally and paid for in the relevant currency, then nine times out of ten, Target's got it.
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"One of the special things about our friendship is, nine times out of ten we are on the same wavelength," Solange told me.
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But nine times out of ten, a slowdown at your local coffee shop is more of an inconvenience for the employees than for you.
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In fact, Brockovich says nine times out of ten, it's moms who reach out to her with concern for their children, she tells PEOPLE.
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Except the reality is—nine times out of ten—remakes are trash and everyone hates them because they reek of cash-grab and laziness.
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It is not an exaggeration to say that, nine times out of ten, they will tell you that they use C E Ferulic every morning.
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Nine times out of ten you will look back at what you've written and think to yourself thank (Based)God I did not send that.
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"I would just dance through the crowd nine times out of ten, cause that's the fastest and easiest way to get through," she tells us.
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I'm not necessarily talking about Richey specifically here, but nine times out of ten, whatever bravado you're seeing on stage, they're certainly not like that off stage.
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That is an impressive act of outsourcing, given that nine times out of ten we are to blame for losing whatever it is that we can't find.
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As a bonus, you don't have to interact with a person who, nine times out of ten, acts grumpy and put out about handling your simple transaction.
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If you take the budgeting approach and try to save what is left after you spend, nine times out of ten there won't be anything left to save.
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After a few months, it became apparent that nine times out of ten, the beard was just a substitute for a personality, like berets or being really into weed.
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That being said, if we had to choose just one present that's most often a safe bet, nine times out of ten, we'd pick jewelry — especially on Valentine's Day.
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Nine times out of ten, here's what they realize, it's therapeutic, and in a lot of ways it's making sense of the world around you in a creative way.
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He doesn't know how to make anything other than omelettes so you take on the cooking duties nine times out of ten—happily at first, and then less so.
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"If the bus has a ramp, nine times out of ten, the ramp is broken or there's too many people or there's a push chair in the wheelchair bay," he said.
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"Nine times out of ten, people make jokes about Tourette's, and I've just had to go with it because I didn't want to be the odd man out," she tells PEOPLE.
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I don't know if I'll be able to next year because I start law school in August, so nine times out of ten I'll be taking finals during Coachella going forward.
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Ordering a Southside in a cocktail bar in 2016 will get you an almost identical drink, nine times out of ten (with the tenth bartender getting super-pissy about everyone else's Southside).
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But nine times out of ten, he just awkwardly shows up after skating all the way down the ice with his arms in the air, and he barely gets acknowledged once he arrives.
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Nine times out of ten the part of the evening actually spent in a nightclub will whizz by in a brief blur of reverberating kick drums, rushed come-ups and frantic smoking area chats.
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Being a Replacements fan is a lot like rooting for the New York Mets: you knew that nine times out of ten, they were going to fuck it up, often by their own design and intention.
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Gang colours and insignia are banned behind bars, but "nine times out of ten" inmates will "turn to a gang just for protection", explains Mane Adams, a heavily inked boss of Black Power, who has served two sentences himself.
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When it comes time to chose a birthday present for one of those particular people or if we ever just want to let them know we're thinking about them, nine times out of ten, we pick up a gift card.
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Nine times out of ten, their stories begin with a description of the weather, or of a tedious work day activity, as if to enforce how absolutely ordinary everything was before the extraordinary event happened and threw life off balance.
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After a few hours, I'm ok with the straight up and down sections, but in the change-up—in those harrowing sections where the road turns wildly, from away to towards or vice versa, nine times out of ten, my brain just… glitches.
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I don't know for sure why—maybe it's just the type of dudes I attract—but nine times out of ten, the men who super-liked me tended to be those I would never let touch me, let alone put their dicks in me.
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Although we refer to "win probability" as a shorthand, when we say a candidate has a 90% chance of victory, we mean that previous candidates with similarly-sized poll leads at a similar point in the race have gone on to win nine times out of ten.
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David — who tells us her first name is pronounced "Shh-ahh-n, to rhyme with Khan (as in Imran Khan)" — has bought many a coffee from Starbucks, and nine times out of ten she'll end up with something completely random scrawled on her cardboard takeaway cup.
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Even after Korver briefly morphed into Tony Allen and blocked Brown twice before he nearly stripped him on a drive, the Celtics repeatedly picked at this matchup, knowing nine times out of ten it's their most glaring advantage and something they can leverage to create efficient opportunities elsewhere.
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It's important not to get too bogged down in — oh, this person wrote about this subject, so let me make sure to pitch them on something very similar, because nine times out of ten they're not gonna wanna write about the same exact thing, particularly if they've already written about it in the past year or so.
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So usually in my carry-on I will have some combination of magazines and then nine times out of ten I end up falling asleep or watching a movie and I don't finish the magazine, so I'm walking around with the same copy of The Atlantic for the whole vacation, and then I bring it back home.
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But there are other instances, like on "Give Yourself a Try" ("I found a grey hair in one of my zoots"), and "Mine" ("I fight crime online sometimes"), which are less convincing—and yet, nine times out of ten on A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, Healy's personal bombast, and his confidence in his project, just about carries even the most brow furrowing of lines off.
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5, alongside the no.3 success of "Nine Times Out of Ten" (backing Cliff Richard).
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Nine times out of ten, she who receives them does the same; also her friend and her friend's friend, till those eggs or cakes are nearly as travelled as a war correspondent.Evelyn Adam, Behind the Shoji (London: Methuen, 1910), 185–187.
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Westcliff is a patience or solitaire card game which is played using a deck of 52 playing cards. It is a variation of Klondike that is fairly easy to win; one can win this game nine times out of ten.
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A comedian's ideas and jokes will fail nine times out of ten; this may require a comedian to write hundreds of jokes to achieve enough successful ones to fill a set. A stand-up comedian cannot know if their material has succeeded without an audience to give feedback.
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Reportedly she was "happily resigned" to being typecast as a servant. "There's no such thing as design in an acting career. You just go along with the tide. Nine times out of ten one successful part will set you in a rut from which only a miracle can pry you".
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From the 1940s to the 1970s, the Best Picture Oscar went to a top-10 box office blockbuster nearly nine times out of ten. Comparatively, Best Picture has not been awarded to a top 10 box office film since 2004. He believes that blockbusters represent a special form of artistry, one that demands recognition.
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Furthermore, when a pile becomes empty, it cannot be filled. All eight foundations are built up in suit starting from aces. The object of the game is to place all 104 cards on the eight foundations. House in the Woods can be won nine times out of ten, provided that the player plays optimally and without mistakes.
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The only possible way he could have penalised me was for sticking out my posterior as I went to mark." Percy Beames wrote in The Age: "Wade was extremely unlucky. Nine times out of ten these incidents are overlooked." Former umpire Allen Nash said at the time:" It was the most courageous decision I've ever seen by an umpire.
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"Please Don't Tease" won the vote and was duly released, "Nine Times Out of Ten" came second and was the follow-up single.British News notes: British News notes: The single also reached number 1 in India, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway and Thailand. The single sold 1.59 million copies worldwide. "Please Don't Tease" was included on the EP Cliff's Silver Discs, released December 1960.
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Futsal is practiced both at the amateur and professional levels. As of January 2019, Iran's men's national futsal team ranks 6th in world rankings after Brazil, Spain, Russia, Portugal, and Argentina. Iran has won the AFC Futsal Championship nine times out of ten and reached the FIFA Futsal World Cup finals five times. Iran also has a nationwide Futsal Super League.
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Ingrid is the youngest member of SPLAT, but she's no pushover. Ingrid is generally the most childish member of SPLAT, prone to sulking when things don't go her way or the others don't listen to her. The fact that she's the youngest does mean that she is generally ignored if she makes a suggestion, although nine times out of ten she'll be right.
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If he was under pressure he would shout to me Dennis, come on and I would come out expecting him to give me the ball. Nine times out of ten he would do a u-turn and trot off up the field. It was like playing in a minefield. He didn't believe he could have a bad game and was the only one who didn't suffer with nerves.
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The song placed joint first, with a total of 18 points. It went on to be a hit, peaking at number two in the charts in the UK, in which it remained for 13 weeks. The song also had success in Europe and Australia, in its foreign language versions. He also wrote "Nine Times Out Of Ten" for Ireland's 1969 entrant Muriel Day who performed "The Wages of Love".
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In effect, whoever the judges, how can one > ask of them enough firmness and clarity of vision to be ahead of their time > and to isolate themselves from their milieu? Nine times out of ten, their > sentence reflects this milieu. After the decision, sometimes even because of > the decision, of its precisions and its consequences, light dawns, public > opinion changes, and blames magistrates for resolutions it has itself > dictated.
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The incidents of his baseball career were apparently fresh in his mind, but when it came to actual dates he was all at sea. When he did give a date nine times out of ten it was wrong and had to be corrected later on." The New York Times said whether Anson "wrote every word in this volume of reminiscences or not[,] the book reads characteristically. The expression is Ansonian.
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Hold Still Baby / I Need You Baby - Tally Records / year-1958 Hey Little Car Hop / Well, Don't You Know - Jackpot / year-1958 Shelly, Shelly / My Foolish Pride - Jackpot / year-1959 Sneakin' / Thirteenth Child - Glenn Records / year-1960 Too Good To Be True / Dead Man - Challenge / year-1960 Fishin / Don't Stay Home With The Blues / year-1960 (either released on Challenge or Glenn) Searcher / Kilo / Let The Crying Happen / Nine Times Out Of Ten / Self - unissued, recorded 1967 or 1968.
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Though the song was a great hit in Ireland, it only finished seventh internationally, in a year with four winners. As a result of her performance, however, she was offered the chance to record with Peter Warne, producing the enduring hit "Nine Times out of Ten", which became a Northern Soul classic. After moving to Canada in 1971, where she continued her career, Day eventually took up medicine and became a laser therapist. She returned to Belfast in the 1990s, where she has been performing regularly.
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Dodds secured his position by scoring four goals in the next game, a 6–1 victory against Southampton on 16 February 1935. His prolific goalscoring helped the club reached the 1936 FA Cup Final, in which almost scored, hitting the crossbar with a header. It was said by Ernest Jackson that he would have scored nine times out of ten from such a position and Dodds himself claimed that he had been pushed in the back by Wilf Copping.Clarebrough, Denis (1989). Sheffield United:The First 100 Years.
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Atmore, late 1920s. In 1935, he was awarded the King George V Silver Jubilee Medal. Robert Chapman comments on Harry Atmore:New Zealand Politics in Action: The 1960 General Election by R M Chapman, W K Jackson and A V Mitchell p213 (1962, Oxford University Press, London) :Nelson even shares with Hobson a record of preferring political idiosyncrancy. Nine times out of ten between 1911 and 1946 Nelson voted for Harry Atmore, who confounded cynics by moving to the Left politically as he got older.
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His final tally was 27 enemy aircraft; one shot down in flames, one 'destroyed in flames', one 'driven down', two 'forced to land', 15 'out of control' and seven destroyed. His fighting spirit won admiration from his commanding officer James McCudden: > If one was over the salient in the autumn of 1917 and saw an SE5 fighting > like hell amidst a heap of huns, one would find nine times out of ten the > SE5 was flown by Rhys-Davids.Revell and Dempsey 2009, p. 57.
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Moreover, the Australians did not devote sufficient resources to disrupting the logistical infrastructure which supported the Communist forces in Phước Tuy Province and popular support for the Communists remained strong. After 1 ATF was withdrawn in 1971 the insurgency in Phước Tuy rapidly expanded.Palazzo 2006, pp. 156–158. Historians Andrew Ross, Robert Hall, and Amy Griffin, on the other hand make the point that Australian forces more often than not defeated the Communists whenever they met them, nine times out of ten or greater.
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Stein is also in favor of taking "far more" than the 10,000 Syrian refugees Obama pledged to take in. Stein has been sharply critical of the use of drones, calling them a human rights violation and an "illegal assassination program" saying that they are "off target nine times out of ten." She has also been critical of America's "expanding wars" and accused the United States of currently "bombing seven countries," which Politifact rated as a true statement.Jill Stein, Green Party candidate, correct about U.S. bombing seven countries. PolitiFact.
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It's Time for Love was the fifth album by Teddy Pendergrass, an R&B; crooner. It did quite well, peaking at #19 on the Billboard albums chart and #6 on the R&B; album charts. It also spawned three singles: "I Can't Live Without Your Love" (1981, peaked at #10 R&B;), "You're My Latest, My Greatest Inspiration" (1982, #43 US, #4 R&B;) and "Nine Times Out of Ten/The Gift of Love" (1982, #31 R&B;). This was the last album released by Pendergrass before being paralyzed in a car accident the following year.
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" The same year, GQ stated: "In three short years, the New Day has become the bridge between two formerly isolated worlds. They are the purveyors of positivity in a year that sorely needs it. They are perhaps the most enlightened entertainers to ever step foot in a wrestling ring." The New Day's promos would often contain a number of references to pop culture or recent events in the world; Woods stated that "Nine times out of ten, the stuff we’re saying in our promos is just stuff that we say in the car to each other.
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The single family portfolio was also negatively impacted and delinquency rates went higher than historical levels. Once homeowners secured new jobs they quickly came to the bank to refinance. Nine times out of ten the homeowners were laid off from full time jobs with benefits and found multiple part time jobs to provide the income needed to save their house. After insolvency the new bank was recapitalized through loss-share guarantees from the FDIC and a $367.7 million loss taken by the FDIC insurance fund, and nearly $140 million was invested by Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America.
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The scene then shows the following words against a black background as the music switches to a piano rendition of "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain". > Red Gulch > ~ where men are men, > nine times out of ten ~ The view is next of a road outside a saloon and shadows in the window indicate that the patrons are having a good time. A small gun chase takes place and a passer-by is whacked on the head with what looks like a bottle of beer. Next, a really tall cowboy walks down the road but has the middle of his body shot out by the patrons.
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By his middle period, sexual freedom and the elimination of sexual jealousy became a major theme; for instance, in Stranger in a Strange Land (1961), the progressively minded but sexually conservative reporter, Ben Caxton, acts as a dramatic foil for the less parochial characters, Jubal Harshaw and Valentine Michael Smith (Mike). Another of the main characters, Jill, is homophobic, and says that "nine times out of ten, if a girl gets raped it's partly her own fault." According to Gary Westfahl, In books written as early as 1956, Heinlein dealt with incest and the sexual nature of children. Many of his books including Time for the Stars, Glory Road, Time Enough for Love, and The Number of the Beast dealt explicitly or implicitly with incest, sexual feelings and relations between adults, children, or both.
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" Themes often centered on an exciting but dirty urbanism, as well as the quaint but dark and sometimes stultifying small town. Chicago's early twentieth-century writers and publishers were seen as producing innovative work that broke with the literary traditions of Europe and the Eastern United States. In 1920, the critic H.L. Mencken wrote in a London magazine, the Nation, that Chicago was the "Literary Capital of the United States." Expressing the attitude that Chicago writers were creating a distinctive, new, and far from genteel literary idiom, he wrote, "Find a writer who is indubitably an American in every pulse-beat, snort, and adenoid, an American who has something new and peculiarly American to say and who says it in an unmistakable American way, and nine times out of ten you will find that he has some sort of connection with the gargantuan and inordinate abattoir by Lake Michigan.
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