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...remaining in town means that students from Cambridge are still able to frequent their one-time high school haunts...
...good many people found a way to go through life with one foot in the grave, one flooring the accelerator. They let their drinking get out of hand, figuring their T cells would wear out before their livers. They indulged big-ticket impulses. Frequent-flyer miles were accumulated in all directions. Some spent their way into debt simply because their condition required it. But a return to life means a return to life's responsibilities. "A lot of people I know are facing troubles because they spent their credit-card money to the hilt, mortgaged their homes," says Dr. Jerome...
Even if these phrases were the nastiest bomb mots on earth, who'd want a civilization without frequent hits of wicked wit? The real reason modular meanness grates isn't the meanness--it's the modularness...
...specifically would like to see more frequent feedback from the council in the form of biweekly newsletters. "This way, students actually see what's going...
...seem to have been much good at practicing what he preached. Though less extravagant than Ames, who drove a Jaguar to work and paid $540,000 in cash for a big house, Nicholson began spending in ways that would be a conspicuous stretch on his agency salary. There were frequent trips to East Asia--where investigators say he was handing over information to the Russians--followed by unexplained payments to various Nicholson accounts. And in June there was his cloak-and-dagger passage through Singapore, this time under the eyes of a special team of U.S. agents, trained to track...