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After early successes on the field, Everett cautioned the team against overconfidence, reminding them that they “haven’t arrived yet.” He made sure that the defense never became complacent, made sure that it kept on improving and ultimately helping the team garner victories...
...greatest challenge for Welch, though. may not be realizing those goals, but staying on the ice—and out of the penalty box—for long enough to do both well enough to garner All-American attention...
Higher education did not garner much mention in either of the candidates’ stump speeches yesterday, but Bush and Kerry have traded barbs on such issues for over a year...
Given the intensity of final stretch of the campaign, Biagioli said he was surprised that his attire didn’t garner excessive attention. “A few people kind of looked at me as another ignorant voter,” he said...
...career. On the agenda was the awarding of an up to $7 billion deal to a subsidiary of Houston-based conglomerate Halliburton to restore Iraq's oil facilities. On hand were senior officials from the office of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and aides to retired Lieut. General Jay Garner, who would soon become the first U.S. administrator in Iraq. Then several representatives from Halliburton entered. Greenhouse, a top contracting specialist for the Army Corps of Engineers, grew increasingly concerned that they were privy to internal discussions of the contract's terms, so she whispered to the presiding general, insisting that...