Word: nailed
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...people pushing the flag-burning ban need to go back to school, and to think harder. The Constitution - onto which patriots or opportunists are eager to nail wanton amendments from time to time - was not designed for the purpose of making people feel good by silencing opinions that make some people feel bad. The First Amendment functions as an indispensable shock absorber. It protects all speech, not merely popular or majority speech. If you want to enjoy the freedom of America, you can damned well put up with the disgusting freedom of your fellow citizens. Other people's freedom...
...manager of Bonnie Raitt and Tracy Chapman, among other artists. "Ninety-nine percent of their content is illegal." What really bothers Stone and the rest of the biz is the fact that 100% of their content is free--no money for the labels, artists or managers. "Napster is the nail in the coffin if you're in the business of selling digits on a disc," says music-industry consultant Jim Griffin...
...Harvard men's lacrosse team (3-0) pulled out a nail biter yesterday, 8-7, over the Hobart Statesmen (1-2, 1-0 Patriot) at Jordan Field...
...pair of early runs by the Red Storm, however, would come back to haunt Harvard as St. John's picked up a nail-biting 2-1 victory...
...here because, well, it seemed like a natural name for the campaign website. It seems the anti-Buchananites got there first, though, since I was greeted with an ominous red-and-blue "Whose populism is it anyway?" and a cute cartoon of Buchanan holding a baseball bat with a nail in it standing behind a barbed-wire-protected border. The rest of the site listed controversial Buchanan statements on civil rights, Jews, women, etc. Clearly not something the campaign would have put together...