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...looked to [Lawrie] last year, and I think that’s the guy that he misses this year. Just the size of Nate—having that 6’7 guy you can throw to over the middle…not having that guy has been a factor...
...Sitting on the sidelines was extremely frustrating for [Sullivan],” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan says. “Hopefully that will be a factor in driving himself this year...
...most tutors agree that some gray areas are inevitable, and the close age difference between students and tutors—many of whom are recent Harvard graduates who may have been classmates with students—can sometimes be a factor in blurring the lines between what is and is not appropriate...
Ultimately, the out-of-synch nature of Daschle's career may have been the most critical factor in Thune's victory. For three terms Daschle managed to pull off the balancing act of being a high-profile, left-leaning Senator in a low-profile, right-leaning state. South Dakota tipped further to the right in 2004, however, and Daschle knew it. His campaign frequently touted a study that showed the Senator agreed with President Bush about 70% of the time and aired a spot showing Daschle and Bush hugging on the floor of the House in the wake...
...matter which way Europe goes - toward sharper opposition to America or common effort with it - the E.U. can't avoid the U.S. America's power and strategic reach make it a factor no matter what. But Europeans are pessimistic about the chances for improved relations with Washington. A new Time/cnn poll finds that 82% of those surveyed in Britain, France and Germany expect worldwide respect for the U.S. - now at an all-time low - to stay the same or get worse over the next four years; only 11% think it will improve. And many Europeans concur with Chirac and Zapatero...