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Kenyon: The Bens seemed spent, Wasserstein still jubilant from his triumph in the earlier set. Even the audience seemed a little tired, as the clapping was less frequent and exuberant. But Larry’s energy never flagged. I did get the feeling that he wanted to switch partners, though. So I went over to his side, ready to teach the Bens a lesson...
Payton, one of the Michigan attorneys, said a critical mass is not a specific number, but something determined on a case-by-case basis by educators who are in frequent contact with their students...
...Free Speech Award as a "distinguished American" who has contributed significantly "to the preservation of the First Amendment." Upon notifying Scalia of the honor, the club was informed that the Justice, one of the court's most conservative and outspoken, never allows TV or audio coverage of his frequent addresses. However, we assume the C-SPAN crew members who tried to attend the event were welcome to say whatever cusswords they wanted in response...
...Soldiers have taken nine men into custody and captured a large cache of weapons, but prize targets?such as ex-Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar and ex-Prime Minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar?continue to elude them. Meanwhile, they're facing increasingly ferocious sniper fire, ambushes in the field and more-frequent rocket attacks on their bases. (Soldiers aren't the only targets: the Red Cross suspended operations in the country after one of its workers was murdered by bandits last Friday...
...Viewers have seen frequent dispatches from a Chinese reporter on location in Baghdad, in-studio analysis from retired People's Liberation Army officers and unfiltered interpretation of statements from U.S. generals and even from President George W. Bush. The motivation? Same as in the rest of TV world: ratings. Amid fierce competition for viewers, channels are using the war to differentiate themselves. China's English-language channel, CCTV 9, which broadcasts to the mainland and abroad, has set its eyes on a larger market. "It's positioning itself as an alternative to Western and Arab media around the world," says...