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Turkel says she saw Segat as a tough political foe, vying with her for a committee seat. But Segat disagrees, saying she believes she and Turkel were targeting different segments of the population...
...potentially fatal moderation. If the Jewish people was indeed an endangered species, in a world as inhospitable to them as Pluto is to humans, then anyone within the fold who threatened to undermine the Jews' resolve to withstand eternal siege was an enemy far more dangerous than the foe waiting outside the gates...
...argument here, coach. Your team has shown it can thrash an Ivy foe (6-2 over Penn on Saturday), come from behind to topple a tough non-League opponent (4-1 in over-time against Colgate on Sunday) and then stomp on a fledgling program...
Again, fast-forward to UNH. The Wildcats answer Clark's goal with one of their own about 70 seconds later--yes, allowing a foe to retie a game does seem dangerous, but there is a greater good here. The Crimson controlled the rest of the first half and practically all of the second. In other words, momentum never left Harvard's bench...
About an hour later, two U.S. F-15 fighter jets took off from another Turkish base, bound for the same Iraqi "no-fly zone." They too had an air-tasking order, but with a fatal difference: they were told to set their friend-or-foe system to frequency 52. When the fighters, under orders to shoot down any Iraqi aircraft they encountered, saw two helicopters on their radar screens, their sophisticated electronics failed to identify the choppers as "friendly." After a hurried, heart-pounding attempt to confirm their suspicions visually, the fighter pilots fired two missiles that destroyed...