This is not to say " Daddy's Girls " doesn't have its moments, and it is certainly better than " Dudley,"
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Beyond the rare dramatic C-Span moment, like Bob Packwood's remorseful resignation speech before the Senate, viewers know the routine can have its moments, too.
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"3 Strikes " does have its moments, most of them supplied by George Wallace as Rob's irascible father and David Alan Grier as a dingbat LAPD detective.
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It will have its moment before millions on NBC, and if that spurs talk about what happened _ who did what to whom and why _ then all is well and good.
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Instead, Inglis languished on the unpopular budget committee and the judiciary committee, which may have its moment in the sun if there are impeachment hearings against President Clinton but is otherwise usually a political backwater.
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Bless it's august soul, it obviously decided it wasn't going to let some upstart outfit chock-full of East Coast snobs tell it when it could have its moment in the spotlight.
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Yet this unheralded historic highway, pipeline for migrants and Bay Area commuters as well as almonds, pistachios, grapes, cotton, walnuts, Roma tomatoes, strawberries and potatoes, may have its moment yet.
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The story of the Republican presidential campaign will metamorphose now, you see, change to a chronicle of the Buchanan slide, and Arizona will have its moment in the national spotlight our state's Republican leaders so crave.
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The CD does have its moments . " What Have You Done " is a heart-wrenching account of his third wife's drowning . " I Can't Get Behind That " is an amusing trading of rants with Henry Rollins.
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In an untidy game, which did have its moments of excitement, Brazil was the strongest side in the first half after getting off to a perfect start when Argentina defender Ayala bundled the ball past his own keeper, giving the visitors the early lead.
