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...door slams behind us, and one student turns to look. But he’s too late to catch a glimpse...
...elections. But the U.S. continued to side with the opposition, who unconditionally demanded that Aristide leave office before he completed his term in 2005. Aristide offered to hold an early round of presidential elections, but the U.S. refused to monitor them, citing security concerns. Aristide was caught in a catch-22: he couldn’t rebuild the police force without first receiving the foreign aid that would be disbursed only after he had improved security...
...Everybody in New England is at the same disadvantage,” says sailing coach Mike O’Connor. “[But] the intense level of competition means we catch up pretty quickly...
...Playing catch-up is never easy to do,” said junior outside hitter Juan Ramos. “It’s frustrating. They forced us to be more conservative and change our game plan. Things are different when every mistake counts for them...
...mediaeval tenant" who complains, "And just after I'd sprayed the whole castle with Flit!" Flit was a bug spray, and its manufacturer, Standard Oil of New Jersey, soon hired Geisel to create an ad campaign. "Quick Henry the Flit!" became one of the best-known catch phrases from between the wars. (It lingered decades later in a cartoon, appearing in one of Harvey Kurtzman's magazines - Trump or, more likely, Help! As I recall it, a man summons his butler with the phrase; the butler reappears with an effeminate fellow who sprays the offending bug. The ad line...