Word: free
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Totman took a free kick from the right side of the field and dished off to Weed. Weed took control, saw an opening and ripped a shot headed right over Luckenbill's head. The Dartmouth goalkeeper managed to get both hands on the shot, but could not hold on, as the ball squirted out of her grasp and into the back...
...tough save to make," Wheaton said. "Bryce got the ball on a free kick and the change of direction made it difficult...
...ball was just laid across for me on the free kick," Weed said. "I don't know if it was goalie error, I just kicked it really hard and it went through...
...money. "It's the kids who need this, who already have 2 1/2 strikes against them, who'll get left behind," says David Breneman, dean of the education school at the University of Virginia. Watson counters that Achieva regularly does pro bono work in poor schools and has a free summer academy in East Palo Alto, a disadvantaged neighborhood. The company also has counseling contracts with seven high schools in low-income San Jose, where Achieva works with hundreds of kids who can't afford Watson's services. "We're doing well and doing good," Watson says. The counseling done...
...changed since the last time the Democrats had a primary fight on their hands. In 1992 Bill Clinton challenged his party to scrap the philosophy that had lost five of the past six elections and get back in touch with mainstream values: work, family, personal responsibility, free markets, accountable government. When he tried to do something very big, like overhaul the entire health-care system, it yielded a fiery Republican Congress. By 1996, Bill Bradley had given up on politics and Bill Clinton had conceded that "the era of Big Government is over...