Word: intrepidly
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...years an intrepid reporter from this newspaper looks back in the books, what will she gather about the 2000-01 season? Will she know about the potential it held...
...when considered closely, the media's argument still fails to persuade. The salient feature for Kennedy in 1960 was more likely dead voters in Chicago than intrepid youths casting their ballots. Florida is also swampy ground on which to place a soapbox. One vote in this election made no more difference than in 1960 because not all ballots were counted. This is not partisan rhetoric. Americans learned that in national elections large numbers of ballots are discarded or incorrectly tallied. Indeed, college students' frequent voting method, absentee ballots, are not opened in many towns unless the number of them...
While most of Harvard returns home for the holidays, a few intrepid souls will hold the fort and spend the vacation on campus, despite the prospects of poor heating in the dorms and scarcity of food...
...drove the Ryder truck. Actually, what happened was that Amanda Ripley, who sits down the hall from me, called Spillane and asked if she had signed anyone from the Florida scandal, which inspired Spillane to call Enos. So, really, it's a beautiful story about an intrepid reporter, a scrappy agent and democracy itself coming together to create something for me to ridicule...
...INTREPID COOK...