The Executive Branch Liaison Office provided Fact Papers for its distribution and for use as copy in its publication ( newsletter ) " Straight From the Shoulder ."
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Dresses, unadorned and hanging roomily but straight from the shoulder, were the coolest alternatives, along with cotton " pea shirts, " sporting no buttons but rather the deep V neckline.
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Already she had refused to set boundaries for herself; her programs invariably featured an operatic aria, a show tune or two, and popular selections, with everything sung straight from the shoulder.
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For those who don't know the meaning, here's a sample sentence : Someone who talks frankly or straight from the shoulder ( oops, another expression ) " makes no bones about it ."
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"' Straight from the Shoulder "'is a late night public affairs program of MBC-11 ( from 1970 to 1972 ) and GMA Network ( from 1987 to 1994 ) produced by the Manila Broadcasting Company.
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All the new electronic gadgets, photos from deep space, radar-imaging machines, multi-colored technically enhanced simultaneously recalibrated dew-point readings from that worrisome low-pressure area off Samoa-- come on, guys, just give it to us straight from the shoulder about tomorrow, the way Louie did.
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Later that year it was joined by other public affairs shows such as " Firing Line with Teddy Benigno " ( later on hosted by Oscar Orbos ); " View Point with Dong Puno "; " Straight from the Shoulder " hosted by Louie Beltran and " The Probe Team " by Che-Che Lazaro and " Issues and Answers " hosted by Art Borjal.
