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...village has the feel of a tour of Scottish distilleries. Maoist rebels may have enforced restrictions and even bans on drink in areas under their control, but many households still have a wee dram ready for a friendly foreigner with a few words of Nepali. Tongba's heartwarming kick is especially welcome during the winter, which incidentally is the best time for visiting the country: fewer tourists, no leeches, no rain, just pristine days made for glorious trekking and sightseeing...
...couldn’t kick the ball through the uprights,” Barnett said. “It was obvious Katie was not very good. She was awful. Katie was not only a girl, she was terrible...
...screen television in the corner projects the latest CNBC headlines. Across the room are two empty bars with lonely stools, a reminder of last night’s debauchery. The couches’ soft cushioning allows last night’s drunks to nurse their hangovers. Yuppies come to kick back, eat off coffee tables and read the Boston Globe to the soft background music of John Mayer and Norah Jones...
...even to agree on an acting President, instead rotating the position from month to month among nine different individuals, and remains divided over questions such as Kurdish autonomy and the role of Islam in an interim constitution, or Basic Law. The IGC revealed this week that it will also kick down the road the negotiation of a "status of forces" agreement that would create a legal framework for U.S. troops to remain in the country to provide security after June 30. And if the internal dynamic of the IGC is cause for concern, but the process of expanding it would...
...tried it a few times in practice, just playing around,” Ruggiero said. “It was sort of like a [punter], they kick it, and its in the air, and it gives your forwards time to get up in the play and the defensemen have to stand there waiting...