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...minutes into the game, the Gophers held a 6-1 advantage in shots—a statistical dominance that Harvard usually sees in its favor—but was simply flinging shots from wherever they had a chance as opposed to crashing the net and getting the rebounds. The latter style of play led to the third-period barrage of goals for Minnesota...
...dangerously low. Stern, ever faithful to capricious public opinion, has now become a valuable and improbable advocate for presidential hopeful Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., lauding his environmental and economic plans. And when comparing his illustrious security record to the incumbent’s, Stern rants that the latter has “no clue” what it is to risk one’s life in the defense of one’s country...
Whether it be Nicole Kidman's or John Kerry's, these days it's most likely to come with a smile. The latter, we learn, is among 30% of the U.S. population who expose their canine teeth when they smile (67% form a toothless crescent shape); while women, unlike men, whose bodies secrete high levels of testosterone, are more likely to laugh. By book's end, the reader has become familiar with the nasolabial fold (the curving lines which form between the cheeks and upper lip) and the inner-workings of the smile, whose principal puppet master is the cranial...
Gelando (George from Canada) Sciascia. Found dumped in the Bronx in March '99 with five bullet holes in his head and torso. The coiffed Sicilian ran the Bonannos' Montreal franchise. According to court documents, he quarreled with another captain, Anthony Grazino, over the latter's supposed cocaine use. Massino, the government claims, backed Grazino and said Sciascia "had to go." This is the one murder charge that doesn't date back to the Reagan years, and Massino could be executed for the crime because it occurred after '94--when a federal murder-in-aid-of-racketeering law was updated...
...minutes into the game, the Gophers held a 6-1 advantage in shots—a statistical dominance that Harvard usually sees in its favor—but was simply flinging shots from wherever they had a chance as opposed to crashing the net and getting the rebounds. The latter style of play led to the third period barrage of goals for Minnesota...