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...think he's a right-wing conservative, which he resents." But the younger sibling is mourning the loss of his brother as a close confidant. "I feel really sad now. He was someone I could talk to if I had a serious problem." He is trying to muster the strength to ask his brother's forgiveness. "I'm not going to change my views, but I regret being somewhat malicious with my words...
...have to look much further than Robert Tools. The 59-year-old grandfather and retired technical librarian had suffered from congestive heart failure for two years; by last June he was getting ready to die. His liver and kidneys had nearly quit, and he could hardly muster the strength to lift his head off the pillow. His doctors ruled that he was too ill for a heart transplant. They gave him less than one month to live...
Consequently, harsh conditions generally affect her more than some of the other sailors. Indeed, after winning the event as a freshman, Gill could “only” muster a fifth-place finish as a sophomore in the face of difficult weather...
...illusions that it would be easy to muster a huge coalition to fight a ruthless enemy in an unforgiving land. And as Bush returned from the Shanghai summit late Sunday night, Oct. 21, there were victories to celebrate: he had toured the gray areas of this new war and collected promises of cooperation from China and prospects of a breakthrough on missile defense with Russia. But when he got back, the war at home had taken an ugly turn...
...Lions failed to muster any serious attack. They continuously tried to build their attack through their defense, moving the ball through the stopper or sweeper before switching fields. The Crimson adjusted accordingly, shifting all four of their midfielders to the side that the ball was on and suffocating the Lions...