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...Since then, Palazzo has made numerous bruising runs around the Ivy League and established himself as one of the most difficult offensive players to contain. In four 100-yard games, during which he showed up Columbia's star running back Johnathan Reese and left No. 8 Lafayette's run defense in shambles, Palazzo has burst into the limelight the same way he rockets through a hole created by the Crimson offensive line...
...think one of the best things we did last year was contain their first line," Haggard said. "If you take out Shewchuk and Botterill, it's a much easier team to play against...
...world's largest community of online music enthusiasts, with 38 million potential new customers not just for its music offerings but ultimately for books and movies and videos as well--the stuff that Internet types call content. "This could be really amazing," gushes Middelhoff, who is rarely able to contain his enthusiasm over a good opportunity. "This is like AOL in the beginning, a new community that we can build around the world. AOL is the example...
...Gore's reading that 55 percent of Americans tell CNN/USA Today/Gallup they support a Florida hand recount - in this season, a landslide. The Bush team, in danger of sounding like vote-suppressing meanies, rejoiced at Harris's firm intention to contain the process in Florida, or at least its effect on the national election. But now it's Bush and Harris against Gore and a whole lot of lawsuits. And in court, the Bush team is already...
...They're both great receivers, but we're just going to do the same thing we've done all season," Alford says. "We're going to stop them by a bump-and-run coverage and contain their passing game...