Word: backdoors
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...first shot made outside the paint all night. 44-35 18:30: Harris almost goes off on the refs for traveling call after he coralled a great block on the other end. It's up and down for Harris tonight. 18:00: Great cut from Pusar backdoor for his first bucket, nine point lead, 46-37. 17:20: Lin can't buy a three, although that's his third open chance of the night. Need him to get going. Comes back with turnover. Crimson is struggling expect for Housman. 16:15: Housman somehow gets a floater up over the biggies...
...first half: An off-color contribution from the student section, via whiteboard: "PUSAR (v.) To [unprintable]". Pusar scored on one of his trademark backdoor cuts, found by Harris...
...first half: Offensive rebound and basket by the Cardinal, a traveling call on Harris, and another big dunk by Lopez. Harvard has no answer for him inside. Andrew Pusar is fouled on a backdoor cut but misses both...
...bill, has more personal experience with this issue than most politicians; his son is a Marine who has served in Iraq. However, Webb's proposal is not a humanitarian act: It is part of a political strategy. Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid said that the plan is not a "backdoor" method for reducing the American troop presence in Iraq, but that's exactly what it is. The only way to give soldiers and Marines more time in the U.S. is to reduce the total number of troops in Iraq at any given time. American troops have not being sent...
...scenes reminiscent of Britain's infamous trade of stolen gadgets in pubs, furtive traders today knock at the backdoor of upscale restaurants offering a new contraband: caviar. London's hordes of Russian oligarchs and hedge-fund yuppies have sent demand soaring for "black gold," with top varieties such as Beluga now selling for over $3,000 a kilo, whilst the rarest varieties, such as Almas ($50,000 per kilo), whose eggs are white, have a four-year waiting list. The soaring demand for sturgeon roe has created lucrative opportunities for "caviar cowboys," who sell illegally smuggled caviar to unscrupulous chefs...