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...working. Two years ago, 13% of us got credit-card statements online only; today, 24% do. But as we stop holding that information in our hands once a month in favor of glancing at account balances on our computers or cell phones moments before we buy, could we be losing the big picture of where all the money goes...
...went on to argue that such art “imprisons man within himself and further enslaves him, depriving him of hope and joy.” (Tough words for those of us who didn’t know we were enslaved in the first place: could the papal library stock Weber and Nietzsche?) The spleen was perhaps only to be expected from a bishop who, prior to donning the mitre, frequently provoked the press barb “God’s Rottweiler...
...game, they were saying, ‘That’s great you tied the No. 4 team.’” Dempsey said. “Obviously the tie is okay, but it was a little bit disappointing just because we realized that we could have won that game, and we should have—that we were the better team...
There were no such mixed feelings after this weekend, one that harkened back to the days when the Crimson could count on easy wins against certain opponents...
...Dempsey’s] a great player,” Buesser said. “She’s just a great hard worker. That’s all you could ask for in a linemate. She’s just easy to work with...