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Harvard consistently capitalized in crucial situations on Saturday, while the Huskies regularly came away with nothing...
...three crucial occasions, Yale gave the Harvard field hockey team a key into its backfield...
...strong non-conference victories to remain in contention for one of the at-large bids. (The squad has failed to defeat a ranked opponent thus far this season, making its at-large prospects dim, but in theory the point still stands.) This makes every league and non-league game crucial, as each contest can have its own unique bearing on the squad’s postseason prospects...
...cleats and call it a year. If the Crimson drops out of the top spot in the Ivies, its season becomes meaningless, except for a final game against Yale that well over half the student population would rather tailgate for than show up to. This makes every league game crucial and every non-league contest utterly worthless, since the concept of postseason play is about as foreign to Harvard as the score or number of outs is to Manny Ramirez...
...small to court. Four congressional candidates phoned in to a recent fund-raising dinner attended by 60 Democrats at Joe Allen's, an American restaurant in Paris. Voting registrars for the parties have also fielded queries from expats who want to know whether they can vote in crucial swing states, where they may have previous ties. Abigail Altman, a Democrat and co-owner of the Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore on Paris' Right Bank, was able to sign up to vote in Florida where she used to live and her mother still resides, even though her last U.S. address was in Massachusetts...