| 31. | The enterprising souls who wangled a ticket saw a " Tempest " reinvigorated with multicultural energies.
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| 32. | For example, he pretended to have a fatal illness to wangle a better financial settlement from Weisberg.
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| 33. | "I thought I had wangled a job in Washington at CBS, " recalled Brinkley.
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| 34. | He wangled an audition at WNEW, the FM radio station, and was hired on the spot.
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| 35. | And it wangled a bargain-basement price when another deal to buy the Utah bank fell through.
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| 36. | Boston literary agent Doe Coover had heard that Rodgers might be considering a book and wangled an introduction.
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| 37. | In one episode, she wangles media credentials to get close to a famous Olympian from another country.
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| 38. | The professor, Yoshi Tsurumi, says he asked Bush how he wangled a spot in the Guard.
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| 39. | You can update the certificates with a bit of wangling, but reinstalling the browsers is probably simpler.
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| 40. | The way it is in tennis, you wear white _ unless you can wangle a better sponsorship deal.
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