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...just before filming. Did you find yourself thinking, What would I do if this ship went down? That's what art has been doing for thousands of years, allowing people to vicariously drown, get eaten. Me? I would probably hold babies in front of me and strangle people and claw their flesh...
...within five as Gamble and Caroline Simmons scored on free positions to make it 9-4 with 24:15 left. But the Syracuse offense, grasping tighter onto its lead, mustered another 4-0 run to cushion its advantage to 13-4. As the separation lengthened, the Crimson tried to claw back into the game and countered with a four-goal run of its own. The scoring flurry, however, was too little too late. Two more goals from Gamble did little damage as the Orange cemented its victory with two more goals of its own, bringing the game to a close...
...efficiently. But those days - when speakers at the Labour Party conference referred to their audience as "comrades," one of Brown's predecessors promised to squeeze the rich until they "howl with anguish," and François Mitterrand won the presidency of France on a manifesto red in tooth and claw - are long gone. As Osborne says: "We've all read Adam Smith now." With the triumph of the market revolution, European politics has been reduced to a choice between technocratic solutions to social problems. (How can health-care costs be brought under control? How can the quality of secondary schools...
...close game in Harvard’s favor—is uncanny. He’s small, but he’s quick as greased lightning, and rarely does a bruising hit slow him down. And Friday night against Princeton, a game that saw the Tigers claw their way back after every goal Harvard scored, Du did it all. He gave the Crimson a 1-0 lead midway through the first period with a crease deflection. He put his team up 3-2 with under a minute remaining in the second frame with a close-range rebound. And midway through...
...mobile phone there is no chirrup of birdsong or snatch of the William Tell Overture. Instead the phone emits a recording of his own voice shrieking, "Thaksin! Get Out!" Sondhi, 58, is a former media mogul who was hammered during the Asian financial crisis but managed to claw his way back into the black with help from a fellow magnate: ironically, Thaksin himself...