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...think that knowing how hard he’s worked over the offseason, the kid is so much stronger this year,” Walsh says. “Coming out of a small high school where he really hadn??t faced good pitching, you know he’s seen that [now]. He’s got the look and the desire right now that he can’t wait to get up to the plate...
...leave the team in good standing—you don’t break any team rules, you don’t alienate anyone—you can come back to the team,” Allard said. “Monica hadn??t done anything wrong.” But the captains expressed concern about Montijo quitting. “The one thing she hadn??t done to them was establish that she was credible,” Allard added. “Sara and Kara didn’t want...
...play was drawn up—that skate wasn’t supposed to get in the way—and he wasn’t supposed to be the shooter. The game shouldn’t have been that close, but the team hadn??t come to play for the first 20 minutes...
...is’ is” was a clever response to the question put to him. Clinton had been asked if there “is” a relationship with Monica Lewinsky, and had felt free to say no because the relationship had ended. He hadn??t volunteered any more information, of course, largely because he rightly suspected that it was a trick question designed to get him to lie under oath (this incredible piece of context was confirmed too late to save the nation from impeachment). His sarcastic remark on the video...
...flanked by expanses of asphalt. Most of our walking was done at saunter, as we described long, lazy circuits of the mall. In my hometown, walking seems a dangerous eccentricity; when, at home over winter break, I walked to the end of Main Street, a high-school classmate I hadn??t seen in years pulled over to ask in concerned tones whether I needed a ride. Pundits seeking to explain what they’ve recently taken to calling America’s obesity crisis blame our sedentary habits...