Word: moving
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...plenty.Pfoho’s tailgate will showcase the House’s winning chili, which is selected annually before the Game at the Master’s Open House. They’ll be giving away cowbells, horns, and other surprises for those who manage to move away from the booze and into the stands to cheer. The staples of hot chocolate, cider, and beer will be provided along with face painting and games of cornhole.If you’re looking to keep it classy, head over to Eliot’s tailgate party to pregame with champagne...
Phillips’s act of defiance was a brave move for a 10-year-old—or anyone, for that matter—especially in the face of criticism from his teacher and his peers. Phillips claimed that other students at his school reacted negatively toward his behavior, hurling derisive epithets at him for bringing up the issue of gay rights. He acted all the more admirably by standing up for his beliefs in the face of opposition and prejudice...
...We’re getting better at it, but we’ve still got to have faith in each other that we can move the puck,” Stone said...
...move was part of a global game to empty the prison. If the two settled without incident, six more would be let into the U.S. That in turn would help the State Department persuade other countries to take Gitmo detainees. The hope was that those remaining could be tried in federal courts. At the April 17 meeting, Craig directed some of the officials to plan security measures for monitoring the Uighurs once they got to the U.S. and others to develop a plan to convince Congress and the public that it was a good idea. The Uighurs' lawyers agreed...
...deference. The challenge for the President is that with almost a year in office, he has little to show for his global charm campaign beyond a Nobel Prize, soaring international poll approval and the promise of many more diplomatic dialogues to come. As Obama's foreign policy ambitions move beyond the introductory phase, harder questions are coming to the fore: When does politeness lapse into passivity? When does seeking common ground erode the soil that anchors American priorities...