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...launch container will play a similar but subordinate role.) But even Pentagon officials acknowledge that the balloon will act more like a beacon that alerts the interceptor to the nearby presence of the real target. The Pentagon concedes the October test might not have succeeded if the decoy hadn't appeared so vivid to the interceptor's sensors. "The large balloon aided in acquisition of the target," Coyle says. "It is uncertain whether the interceptor could have achieved an intercept in the absence of the balloon." In short, the decoy is hardly a decoy. Critics maintain that future interceptors will...
...Mass. Hall hadn't done any homework," said the former Nieman fellow, who attributed the delay to the complaints from Giles's former employees. "They sat on the appointment and moved at the wrong pace...
...also done my share of exploring outside of campus, in and around Boston. Frequent trips to Quincy Market and Copley Square satisfy my shop-a-holic needs. These trips have brought with them unexpected surprises, such as running into an old friend, now living in the area, whom I hadn't seen in over a year. Without the convenience of a regular dining hall this summer, I have found my favorite eateries in Porter Exchange and other surrounding areas. Before summer ends, I plan to visit the Boston museums and aquariums that I have never been to, or have found...
What had happened? Lazio hadn't reformed his platform, he hadn't given an inch to the left, and he hadn't played into anyone's hand. No matter their political ideology or their hopes for reform, a significant percentage of the New York vote simply despised Clinton and would do anything possible to avoid her representing them on Capitol Hill--even if it meant boarding the ship of an underdog with little to no chance of victory...
...wish you hadn't said that," he replied. "That depressed me for some reason...