Word: hurtful
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...exploited by Holy Cross’ four and five-receiver sets.Randolph finished the day 29-of-54 for 339 yards and four touchdowns, and added 33 yards on the ground on six carries.“We gave up some big plays in the first half, and that definitely hurt us. That’s one thing we never like to do is give up big plays,” Dorris said. “We eliminated those in the second half, but we gave up one big play in the second half and it was the one that killed...
...Khoshbins defended their decision and expressed consternation at some students’ reactions.“Our reaction is completely that of what parents would do,” said Shahram Khoshbin, also an associate professor of neurology at the Medical School. “I am hurt that when I spent an inordinate amount of time that I didn’t have to... for something that is purely for them, I haven’t had anything other than headache because of it.”The Khoshbins were also emphatic that the time was right for increased...
With Aso seen as damaged goods, a consensus rapidly formed around Fukuda, a safe if dull choice who wouldn't hurt the LDP, as Abe, who led the party to an historic electoral defeat at the end of July, so clearly had. "This is a self-preservation move for the party," says Carol Gluck, a professor of Japanese history at Columbia University. "This is seen in the party as a safer choice for regrouping the LDP." Even Fukuda himself seemed to recognize that he was parachuting into a caretaker role. "Our party faces an emergency," he told LDP members gathered...
...says?" I understand it, but I walked in my shoes, not his shoes. What I do know is that if you're not feeling your life, you are obligated first to do everything it takes to feel your life. I've done many things without the intention of hurting people that have hurt people. And I'm saying this knowing that I've got two kids that are coming up to that age myself right...
...stark choices humans faced during the 1994 Rwandan genocide still rivet us. In this raw retelling, a priest (John Hurt) and a teacher (Hugh Dancy) must decide whether to stay and share the fate of 2,500 Tutsis, including a favorite pupil (Claire-Hope Ashley), who take refuge from Hutu thugs at their school. The tense action and graceful performances allay compassion fatigue...