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...along great,” Blewett says. “We have a mutual respect, and we wish each other luck out there. I think the competition we’ve had has benefited both of us. We’ve spent quite a bit of time together, we’re definitely supportive of each other. We just try to come together to win games for the Harvard Crimson...
...There is a certain degree of mutual complaining among Harvard students,” he said. “But I always knew I could talk about schoolwork with roommates and friends, so my relationship with [her] was a wonderful because it didn’t let me feel sorry for myself in that sense. She elevated me in many ways as well… It was also wonderful because I never felt insecure, or like I had to perpetually be on with this girl. I could just be myself. I could cancel a date when I was tired...
...team player, or because bin Laden is nursing a secret grudge about the death penalty and the Kyoto Accords, but because we have become painfully aware of our vulnerability and the need for some collective security of our own. Just as NATO has for the first time invoked its mutual defense clause, that an attack on one state is an attack on all, we have suddenly realized that an abuse of any nation’s terrorism laws or banking regulations will have effects far beyond its borders. Witness the success of those who disfigured New York from a cave...
...troops into Afghanistan. Last Friday, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral John Stufflebeem told reporters that the U.S. "will utilize all of our forces and all of the types of warfare that we have to bring to bear." He characterized the relationship between American and Northern Alliance forces as one of mutual support. But then he added: "We are not going to adapt our game plan to theirs, necessarily." Washington isn't buying the notion of a new, improved Northern Alliance...
Putnam, who holds a joint appointment with KSG and FAS, insists the deep mutual distaste predated his arrival...