Word: brokenness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Despite the unevenness of its effort, the Crimson certainly was pleased with the end result, especially considering the absence of Kelly, who is out indefinitely with a broken hand. The Crimson was able to compensate for the loss of its leader, thanks, in part, to some spirited play by Steffa, who collected a goal and an assist on the afternoon...
Kelly, who did not travel with the team to New Haven, Conn., injured his hand after the Crimson's 1-1 tie with Boston University Sept. 22. He sustained a broken hand and an infected cut that will keep him sidelined for another week and a half, he said yesterday. Kelly will have his stitches removed a week from tomorrow and cannot play before then. The midfielder/defender had not missed a game in his two years at Harvard before this year...
...under investigation in Russia, Switzerland and the U.S. They're not connected, but taken together they seem to illustrate the remarkable variety of ways in which Russia was looted. Most so far involve sparse, unproved allegations, and it will take years before anyone knows whether any laws were broken and by whom. All the individuals whose names have surfaced deny any wrongdoing...
...hard currency to an overseas company called FIMACO. After Russia's chief prosecutor leaked word of the suspicious off-shore company, the bank eventually apologized, explaining politely that the money had been hidden to protect precious Russian assets from foreign claims and insisting that no laws had been broken. But Russian Duma Deputies charge that the central bank hid the reserves to lure more cash from the INF. The INF has so far uncovered no evidence of illegal diversion of its loans, but is now looking hard at how Russia has managed the entire $21 billion it has been lent...
While the CIA agreed to help declassify documents and gave permission for former agents to speak at the meeting, the main Russian contribution came from Oleg Kalugin, a former major general of the KGB, the Soviet Union's intelligence service, who, because he has broken ranks with his former bosses, brought only his memories. Adding a patina of covert authenticity, the bulk of the conference took place at Teufelsberg, a once secret complex built on an artificial mountain in a forest near the outskirts of West Berlin. Surmounted by the eerie globes of eavesdropping radio antennas, Teufelsberg was a huge...