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...also of religious groups and ordinary citizens who support a social policy that emphasizes work. The coalition "cuts against conventional fault lines," says Dan Cantor, executive director of New York's Working Families Party, a three-year-old organization. Jen Kern, director of the Living Wage Resource Center, an arm of the community organizer acorn, says, "It's risky not to do anything when people working on the public dollar are sleeping in cars at night...
...were "hard nuts to crack"; the Pakistanis less so. At the nearby town of Kohat, the group was turned over to the FBI for interrogation. "All we did was facilitate things for the Americans," says an intelligence officer in Peshawar. Money seemed to work better than any arm twisting. "The local contacts for al-Qaeda were caught, and financial inducements were made to them," explains a Pakistani military officer...
Setting the tone for his performance, before the show started he walked across the stage to the back room. In response to the cheers from all the audience members who recognized him, he rolled up his sleeve and making motions to the veins in his arm, said he would be right back because he needed to go shoot up some heroin. For the next ten minutes, I stared at the stage, empty except for a lone stool holding an iMac laptop, wondering what kind of show this would...
...arm feels great, actually,” said Crockett after throwing 119 pitches in his first outing of the season, a 2-1 loss to No.4 Rice. “I felt pretty comfortable in that range...
...Tigers, the team with the proudest Ivy tradition, have been absent from the league pinnacle since 1996. 2001 Ivy Player of the Year Brie Galicinao is capable of single-handedly beating any team with her arm...