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...this time, just before the most sensitive questions, he appeared to be taking long, deep breaths. The examiner, who knew that trick, told him to stop, then proceeded to ask the crucial question. "Since 1990, have you had contact with a foreign intelligence service that you are trying to hide from the CIA?" Nicholson said...
...government officials, only the most notorious will be arrested. As for the rest, investigators will be under orders to move as slowly as possible so as not to cause panic; in this tightly knit society the slaughter was so intimate--neighbors killing neighbors--that it will be impossible to hide. So far, men like Jonasi Ruziga seem content to let loved ones go unavenged a while longer, hoping their restless ghosts are willing to wait as Rwanda struggles to rebuild from the ashes of genocide...
...HIDE-AND-SEEK Whether you're tracking a CIA spy through the streets of Bangkok or discreetly angling for a shot of Sean Penn, Minolta's versatile DimageV digital camera can help. The powerful zoom lens pops off on a short tether and then displays images on a 1.8-in. lcd color screen. An ideal tool for the paparazzi in all of us. Available spring...
...have been several weeks pregnant. They still seemed to be in love after heading off to different colleges, and perhaps their secret isolated them and drew them even closer. They didn't tell their parents or friends about the pregnancy or seek any counseling. Grossberg wore baggy clothes to hide her condition, although her college roommates reportedly suspected it. But they didn't feel they could discuss it with...
Most students are too embarrassed of the actions for which they are Ad Boarded to complain about the process. As I have nothing to hide and am not embarrassed about my actions, I hereby relinquish my right to confidentiality on everything that has to do with my Ad Board decision, so as to preclude further filibustering by the administration. Anyone who has questions about the Ad Board or the specifics of my case can e-mail me at kirtley@fas.harvard.edu. Hopefully, through my bad luck, the Ad Board can be demystified and made fair for future students...