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Without the brace, she has overcome any initial hesitancy at drawing contact in the lane. The cumbersome brace altered Holsey’s shooting form as well as her right-handed lay-ups, forcing her to shy away from contact and attack the basket less frequently. Consistent pain in her right shoulder made driving the lane even more difficult...
...sophomore had been surprised by a hit the previous night—“it startled me a bit,” he admitted—and he lay prone on the ice for several moments before skating to the bench with the help of teammates Ryan Lannon and Kevin...
...sophomore had been surprised by a hit the previous night—“it startled me a bit,” he admitted—and he lay prone on the ice for several moments before skating to the bench with the help of teammates Ryan Lannon and Kevin...
...should be--the antacids to this kind of dyspepsia. They are ways to clear the air, to settle the rancor for a while, to concede that the country as a whole has now decided one way or the other, however fuming you may still be inside. Lefties should lay off on the threats to move abroad; righties should quit the gloating. Neither is warranted. There's a difference between domestic opponents and foreign enemies. It's time we called a truce in the family squabble and turned again to the terrorists at our door...
...before the first debate, or the headline coming out of that contest would inevitably be KERRY TAKES YET ANOTHER POSITION ON IRAQ. But as late as 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 20, just hours before Kerry was to give the speech at New York University in which he would lay it all out, aides were still arguing all sides of the question around the dining table of his suite at the Sheraton in New York City. Some maintained he had said all he needed to say on the question of whether he would have gone to war. What would...