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Pasquarello declined to offer details of thesuspects' past. "We can't discuss any of theirpast arrests," the detective said. "We don't havethat kind of information, anyway...
...more than happy to have this problemsolved by an executive order," said Aronberg, amember of the committee. "We'd be thrilled to havethat rather than go through this report...
...meal itself involves a certain amount ofprocedural behavior. For example, Aunt Bessiewould preface each dinner by saying, "I don't havethat much, but you're welcome to what's here."That meant that there was more food than I couldever hope to consume, so I might as well eat untilmy cheeks swelled and closed up my eyes. All thewhile, my Uncle John (yes, I'm named after him)would spur me on to new heights of gluttony bycheering, "Eat!" every 15 minutes or so. He had away of saying it in a high-pitched half screamtypical of Southern exclamation which...
...When you work, good things happen," Yale CoachDick Kuchen said. "It's not just ability thatmakes things happen. It's having that strongfeeling, the love for each other. These guys havethat and have accomplished things that no otherYale team has accomplished...
...just that the Patriots don't seem to havethat place in Bostonian hearts. Maybe it's becausethey're the youngest and least successful in afour-team town. Maybe it's because they play morethan an hour away from downtown. Or maybe it'sbecause Boston just isn't a football town...
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