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...launch of a new professional league, Major League Soccer (MLS), in 1996. Created in the aftermath of a successful World Cup hosted by the U.S, MLS now provides a reliable supply of quality footballers, such as national squad teammates Brian McBride, Clint Mathis, DaMarcus Beasley and Eddie Pope, to augment the Yank's European-based stars. Arena, a former MLS coach, made a point of selecting MLS players for qualifying games and for friendlies, allowing his European players to stay with their clubs. The international experience was crucial to the MLS players...
...when he was younger, growing up in New York City, Moynihan used to augment his income by picking on smaller, weaker newspaper boys—or so onlookers thought...
...partnership with the E.U., the U.S. should augment its "hard defense" capabilities with "soft defense" to help bring about global uplift. Unlike the attack on Afghanistan, this course of action will not yield immediate, measurable results. It will not improve NATO defenses overnight. But it will help make NATO worth defending...
...committee is in the process of hiring a consultant to augment the committee’s work...
...have a single appearance by the invaluable Morgan. And there are some signs that point to good things for the season ahead: the arrival of Amy Poehler from Comedy Central’s weird and wonderful “Upright Citizens’ Brigade” to augment newly-promoted cast members Rachel Dratch, Fey and Maya Rudolph means that this cast has the strongest corps of SNL women in memory. Sure, there’s always a chance that the terrible Barrymore episode was only the beginning. But as time progresses, the show will become more comfortable addressing current...