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Additionally, attacks that label Fong a hypocrite are shots below the belt that leave the content of his speech unscathed. If we require that we dismiss as incredible everything ascribed to those who do not practice what they preach, we must do away with all esteem for the vast majority of humanity...
...took Rudenstine's finesse, but graduates were plenty willing to give back to the University whose diploma helped land them in their posh Upper East Side or Louisberg Square homes. It couldn't have been too difficult to woo those still attached to Fair Harvard and still able to belt out "10,000 Men of Harvard" by heart. Little else--besides tax deductions--could explain their willingness to throw bills back at their alma mater...
Unfortunately for the Crimson, however, it had begun training later than most other teams and thus had significantly fewer games under its belt heading into the contest. As a result, Harvard found itself initially unable to cope with the team speed, quick reactions, and anticipation of the Bears (9-5) and gave up two counter-attack, breakaway goals before the first quarter came to a close...
Heck, he might even get Congress to tighten its belt to 4 percent spending increases for a year or two, merely as a belt-tightening gesture that would match the rest of the country...
...learned later that Earnhardt's left lap seat belt had torn apart, meaning he may have been thrown into the steering column. No one could ever recall a seat belt failing that way. In the aftermath, NASCAR determined that any new safety rules would not be hurried, and that the next week's race, in Rockingham, N.C., would be held as scheduled...