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...nomination in July, turns out to be . . . er . . . uh . . . nobody. Or at least not any of the five principal candidates who were on the ballot. It could possibly be someone who still is not officially in the race but who may yet try to pull off a feat unthinkable even four years ago and just barely imaginable now: plunging into the contest in its late stages and emerging with the nomination...
...Crimson didn't win one. It won two. In a feat that has never been accomplished in Harvard women's basketball history, the Crimson came home from the most distant Ivy road trip with two thrilling and emotional victories...
Second, people simply prefer different times to take exams. My earliest class all semester was at 11. Taking a 9:15 test is a feat and a half. And for masochistic science concentrators the 9:00 option is still there...
...created the motorcade. We had a massive motorcade moving through that ravine called Dealey Plaza. We fired. We heard the shots and echoes too. We did more of an enactment than the FBI ever did, and by the way, their best marksmen were never able to match Oswald's feat...
...many voters the decision was made at the last moment. As election day neared, the vote was anybody's ballgame. In a "Schwarzeneggerian" feat, "Dr. No" came from a 30-point deficit in the polls and three "knockouts" on tripartite debates to emerge as the unquestionable leader of a snowballing statehood movement. Even the combined commonwealth and independence forces were unable to stymie the statehooders. It now seems as though no force can come in the way of statehood, except of course the discriminatory power of the United States Congress...