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...That on-again, off-again quality would be the hallmark of this team. Take two of the season's first three games: sophomore forward Dan Clemente wasn't expected to play all season, let alone against the Eagles, the Crimson went down 10 at halftime in front of a rambunctious road crowd, yet managed to grit out a one-point win at the horn. Clemente played four minutes late in the second half and scored six points on a pair of crucial three-pointers...
That on-again, off-again quality would be the hallmark of this team...
Much has been written about love. Famous authors like Shakespeare and Shelley, Hallmark's Shoebox have dedicated volumes on the subject...
...requests," including Sam and Cokie waving madly in Statuary Hall after the State of the Union, asking him to come on their show. They didn't stop until he said he would discuss only Kosovo. He's making his new campaign manager, Rick Davis, oddly happy. "Discipline is the hallmark of a great presidential candidate," says Davis. As if he expected McCain to fall off the wagon...
...ethics adviser, Watergate eminence Sam Dash, signed off on major decisions but not the nuts and bolts. (He resigned in November, calling Starr too strong an advocate for impeachment.) A female attorney was known for her sensitivity to civil liberties issues, but the attitude won her the nickname Hallmark, after the famously sentimental greeting-card company. "This isn't the United Nations," says Starr spokesman Charles Bakaly. But when the Lewinsky scandal broke, there was nobody with the sensibility to point out, for instance, that subpoenaing Lewinsky's mother might not play too well in the real world...