Word: flew
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John Murphy scored his third goal of the season when Ted Donato, battling a few Dartmouth defenders at the far boards, sent his linemate the puck right in front of the net. Murphy's shot flew past Dartmouth goalie Steve Laurin to give Harvard a 2-1 lead at the 14:28 mark of the opening period...
Nina Anderson and Julie Hutchinson flew through the 50-yd. freestyle, handing Harvard another first and second place. Down 131-38, the Eagles went fishing for some points...
...coated with ceramics to minimize telltale infrared radiation, was working as designed. But I had also learned in my training flights how to slip past MiGs by keeping a close eye on the EMV, the electromagnetic visibility gauge that measures the F-19's "stealthiness." As long as I flew at an altitude below 500 ft., kept the engines throttled back and refrained from opening the bomb- bay doors, the meter's red bar stayed reassuringly low, signaling that I was all but invisible...
...created the virus as an experiment, intending that it would slowly copy itself across Arpanet, resting harmlessly in thousands of computers. But a tiny mistake in the programming reportedly caused the virus to replicate much more rapidly than planned. Otherwise, Morris' program was an impressive piece of work. It flew around Arpanet and Milnet at nearly the speed of light, disguised as a piece of ordinary electronic mail. Once inside a computer, it released a small army of surreptitious subprograms. One instructed the computer to make hundreds of copies of the original program. Another searched out the names...
Born in 1919 in Longmeadow, Mass., Brewster graduated from Yale in 1941, having served as chair of the Yale Daily News. Brewster flew for the Navy from 1942-45. After the war, he enrolled in Harvard Law School and graduated magna cum laude...