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That attacking mentality nearly paid off in the first period. Captain Dominic Moore’s tap-in following a scramble in front of the Brown net was waved off when referee Dan Murphy ruled the whistle had already blown, much to the chagrin of Mazzoleni...
Harvey spearheaded the Crimson’s effort from downtown, knocking down five three-pointers. His three-point binge came much to the chagrin of Dartmouth’s defense, which in the course of one week has been damned when it did overplay Harvey and damned when it didn?...
...there is a good indication that the Iraqis are cooperating," but adding that "this is only the beginning." As minor as this disagreement may sound, it masks a significant difference of perception. That's important, since whether or not there will be war in Iraq now depends - to the chagrin of the Bush Administration's more hawkish elements - in large part on the findings of the UN arms inspectors now in Baghdad...
...apathy, given that its leader seriously proclaims banalities such as: "Ensure stability as a principle of overriding importance, and balance reform, development and stability." Chinese might snicker at home, but they can't show their outrage or frustration in public. So the Party gets away with it?to the chagrin of the Democracy Wall dissident. At home, he still has a memento of that wall: a single brick he saved before the last bit was torn down in 1994. "People seem indifferent to politics," he says, "but if you look deeper, what they really are is scared. Some day, people...
...fastest and most efficient money-burning activity on earth. This year, candidates across the country are spending record amounts of cash (sometimes double or triple what's been seen before) on extremely tight races. Wealthy donors are giving them a helping hand, much to the chagrin of voters, who are now stuck watching endless campaign commercials and praying for November...