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...only aspire to diminish the separation between church and state, but also seek to completely dismantle the welfare state and aim at a total restructuring of the international geopolitical landscape. What’s worse, according to Krugman, is that the White House will do anything to accomplish its goals. “Why don’t the usual rules apply?” he asks. “Because a revolutionary power, which does not regard the existing system as legitimate, does not feel obliged to play by the rules...
...must not miss the tremendous opportunity that is inherent in this moment—excellence has its cost,” he said. He added that Harvard must ensure “that the limits on what we can accomplish are the limits on the imaginations of our scientists...
...Accomplish all of that, and you can strip the “Can’t Win the Big One” label off Bright Hockey Center and chuck it into the dirty Charles...
Nevertheless, Harvard took 21 points in one game from one of the top teams in the country, a big step toward what the squad hopes to accomplish during the Ivy season...
...Fagin" takes the famous sly criminal character from Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist," referred to throughout the book "the Jew," and fills in his back-story. This way Eisner hopes to accomplish a corrective to Dickens' negative stereotype. Moses Fagin's story parallels that of Oliver Twist in his being orphaned at a young age, trapped in a rigidly stratified society and at the mercy of its caprices. Crime, "the trade of the streets," becomes his only option and he soon finds himself shipped off to the colonies as a convict. Years later he returns to London and organizes a group...