SL

For a while he mines a topical vein: Imelda Marcos, the S&L crisis, AIDS.

His one-on-one basketball game against Sports Illustrated writer S. L. Price.

Take these letters, s-l-y-w-a-r-e, and in your head try to put them together to make a word; you will have some trouble, probably.

No; she's telling me, but Mrs. Oswald tells me that the technical name of his job was the Russian word (spelling) s-l-e-s-a-r'.

On his forehead the letters S L—seditious libeler—were branded deep, though not so deep as the bitterness burned into his soul.

The S. L. And she inviting one to come into the house in that bold way—a nice example for young persons!

Jest as I thought—the d———l's got me, s-l-i-c-k enough, and I'm burnt already to a cinder!