Word: lethally
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Bala, a left-handed sniper who led the team in goals last year, had formed a lethal combination with sophomore Steve Moore, who led the team in overall points...
...which global warming might boost the power of hurricanes. It's possible, for instance, that in a warmer world hurricanes might tank up with a lot more rain, which would greatly increase the damage caused by flooding. In addition, storm surges could be expected to become a lot more lethal if, as many anticipate, global sea levels rise...
...would be significantly more powerful than Camille, whose top sustained winds were in the 180-m.p.h. range. Such a supercane would be capable, certainly, of taking a catastrophic toll, but its winds would also presumably penetrate to greater depths. Long before making landfall, a supercane might stir up a lethal dose of chilly water. More intense storms, in other words, could prove to be exceedingly fragile entities...
Hench and Oslowski have a fabulous supporting cast. Sophomores Mike Peller, Joey Smolen and Marko Soldo are all lethal scoring threats and should provide the Crimson with the extra kick it needs late in a game...
...that one of his associates may be carrying on his work in their state. A year ago, DONNA BRENNAN, 54, was found dead in her Rio Rancho, N.M., home. She had been suffering from multiple sclerosis for more than 20 years, but an autopsy revealed she died from a lethal dose of pentobarbital. A neighbor told police that the morning Brennan died, she had been visited by a man named George. The authorities identified him as GEORGES REDING, 74, a retired Galesburg, Mich., psychiatrist and an associate of Kevorkian...