Word: canadas
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...cliched solace given disappointed lovers is no longer true: there are not plenty of other fish in the sea. Aggressive fleets have forced 13 of the world's 17 major fisheries to the verge of collapse. Canada banned cod fishing on the Atlantic's Grand Banks this year, and the U.S. followed with an order putting large areas of New England's Georges Bank out of bounds...
...wicked, built not only upon layers of deceitful whispers and abuse of religious power, but also upon the sadistic sexual molestation of these small boys. Smith's film cloaks itself in the robes of fiction, but draws upon real cases of pederasty in the priesthood of Newfoundland and Canada during the 1970's. Without degenerating into lurid sensationalism, the twopart film details the reality of this painful nightmare, as well as the brutal psychological effects both on the innocent souls of the boys and the souls of the guilty priests...
...Team Canada invaded New Haven to take on Yale in an exhibition, as put on a hockey clinic in a 6-1 shelling. Two NHL players contributed for Team Canada, who then went on to Brown on Friday night. Canada again prevailed in a 4-2 victory...
French police today rounded up 40 people in connection with the deaths of 53 followers of an obscure cult whose bodies were found in Switzerland and Canada in early October. The arrests -- in Southern France, Brittany in the northwest and in the Paris area -- were made in connection with the finances of the cult, the Order of the Solar Temple. Police did not release other details, including the charges brought against them. One of those being held in the confines of a French slammer is Christian-Marie Le Gall, a doctor who shared a medical office with Luc Jouret...
...Conference of Security and Cooperation in Europe ended today with an agreement to prevent future conflicts, but notably without new ideas to deal with the current battleground: Bosnia. The CSCE -- which encompasses the U.S., Russia, Canada and many European nations -- agreed to establish its own peacekeeping force and to police shaky truces in countries once a part of the Soviet Union. But this week even an effort to issue a statement condemning Serb aggression was killed by Russian President Boris Yeltsin. "The Russians blocked everything," Mahir Hadziahmetovic, the Bosnian delegate, complained bitterly. "There will be nothing in the final document...