Word: fates
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...every blinged-out star, there’s an obscure sibling lurking in the wings. But while Ashley may not be able to carry her own stadium concert, sister restaurants do not suffer the same fate. Often, proximity to greatness makes for gastronomic rewards...
...they get by? “As far as being in a band and making money, it’s really kind of nebulous,” says Leanse, adding, “We both have day jobs.” Such is the fate of those who bear the uneasy listening cross...
...fate of the Crimson hotties lies in the hands of their peers, who will cast their votes online once voting begins this week...
...atmosphere, meanwhile, was heart-warmingly loose and familiar. These players knew the bitter taste of adversity, the sting of injury, and the cruel hand of fate, but still put their hearts into preparing for the season’s final four games. The seniors present—left fielder Lauren Stefanchik and senior Annie Dell’Aria—joked and smiled with the rest, even in the full knowledge that they would be part of the first class during Allard’s tenure to graduate without an Ivy crown...
...this to say that every single teaching now a part of the Catechism is completely sacrosanct and inviolate? No, but the overhaul that some wish to inflict upon the Church would doom it to the same fate that so many other, previously vibrant, Christian denominations have experienced; a leadership that is confident in its own righteousness and a membership that has ceased to exist. One of the things that irks people about Catholicism is its explicit appeal to be a universal arbiter of right and wrong, yet this is also what gives it its enduring strength. Catholicism has seen...