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...Neil is our quarterback,” Harvard Coach Tim Murphy said before the season began. “He is the straw that stirs the proverbial drink. Fitzy’s job is if Neil gets banged up, God forbid. … Fitzy’s job is in the future...
...wanted to undermine the U.S.-led alliance and turn the Gulf War into a religious war. Back then, the Israeli leadership was wise enough to restrain itself, knowing full well that the U.S. would protect Israel and her interests. The same will be true this time around if (God forbid) there is another Persian Gulf War. Why should Israel risk an apocalyptic Arab-Israeli war for the sake of attacking Iraq when the U.S. is willing and better able to act on Israel’s behalf...
...East because it could provide groups such as al-Qaeda with the technology to kill on a massive scale. He did not offer evidence that Saddam Hussein possessed either nuclear or chemical weapons. Instead, Bush warned that the first time the world would know for sure was "when, God forbid, he uses one." NETHERLANDS No Smoking Gun After 95 days of testimony, 300 exhibits and 124 witnesses, prosecutors in the U.N. war-crimes trial of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic ended the portion of their case dealing with the massacres and forced deportation of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. Prosecutors believe...
...Strict rules at Orange County forbid venturing into the fields and neighboring forests between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. The nocturnal trumpeting of wild elephants foraging for food at a nearby lake helps explain the curfew. But once the danger has passed, the grounds offer rich rewards to nature lovers. The plantation is a bird-watcher's paradise. Ubiquitous wooden signposts display names and illustrations of the various species that are permanent or migratory residents, including the golden oriole (seen only in November), the cattle egret (spotted from January through September) and the black bittern (prevalent July through September...
...forbid it will happen to us: things are quite expensive enough already in Britain." JOAN COLLINS, actress, complaining about the euro after noticing price increases in France