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...very opportunistic team, and they capitalized on a lot of mistakes of ours,” an emotional Kane said after his final game at Jordan Field. “The way the ball bounces...sometimes just doesn’t go your way, and I guess that’s the way it went tonight.“We have a great group of defensemen but a lot of times when the ball gets loose, people push on us and kind of catch us,” he added.“WE HATE HARVARD”Things...
...guess we will have to take turns going to the meetings,” Waters said, in reference to the biannual APS meetings in November and April...
Kennedy told TIME in 2001 that while privacy would be his "ultimate luxury," there were advantages to having the details of his life be public grist. "It makes you honest about your frailties because--guess what?--you've got to get to a place where you can deal with them," he said. "There's no running away from them in this business." Certainly not if you're a Kennedy...
...East under the pretext of fighting capitalist imperialism. However, Russia’s brand-new capitalist mindset has led it to seek contracts with countries like Iran, Syria, and Libya to maintain capital inflow, and hence, some pride. Iranian leadership might lack legitimacy, but it has plenty of cash. Guess which nation got the contracts to build the reactors and turbines in sites like Bushehr. As Russia loses power politically and economically, the arrogance of its military interest groups grows. These elites wish to cut ties with Western allies to show independence from Washington, filling their bank accounts...
...secret of the fact that the family legacy can weigh on his generation. In an interview with TIME back in July of 2001, he said that since privacy is the "ultimate luxury" in his position, "there's no sense hiding anything, because it's all out there. I guess it makes you honest about your frailties, because, guess what? You've got to get to a place where you can deal with them, because there's no running away from them in this business." Asked if he worried that public scrapes could hurt his political future, Kennedy said "there...