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Harvard finally broke this redundant pattern and won the game 15-10 and the match...
...fact that the world is warming, in short, is unmistakable, and the argument made by some scientists that it's just a natural phenomenon has been dashed by new evidence. The pattern of warming, according to the latest climate research, is just what you'd expect if human activity were responsible. Thus, these effects will almost certainly speed up as greenhouse gases continue to accumulate in the atmosphere. Many scientists have predicted that average temperatures will go up from 2[degrees]F to 9[degrees]F by the end of the next century. An increase at the higher...
...news was good enough to help break the follow-the-leader pattern of the world's stock markets today. Despite the Dow Industrial's 125-point slide on Wednesday, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index climbed a solid 260.92 points, to 10,623.78, today, or about 2.52%. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 was up 94 points, to 16,458.94. Australia and New Zealand also were up. In Indonesia, the Jakarta Composite was down slightly as traders waited for details on the restrictions imposed by the aid package, including what the New York Times called "wide-ranging austerity measures...
Although Harvard gave the field position away when Rich Linden's found Princeton defensive back Ryan Demier in the end zone on a pattern out of the back-field intended for fullback Joe Mattson, the turnover broke what little Tiger momentum was building...
...greater risk of death from neglect than their loved ones imagine. Owing to the work of lawyers, investigators and politicians who have begun examining the causes of thousands of nursing-home deaths across the U.S., the grim details are emerging of an extensive, blood-chilling and for-profit pattern of neglect. In Chicago last week a 73-count indictment was returned against a hospice operator charged with bilking Medicare and others of $28 million for services to the terminally ill that were never delivered. In Detroit a nursing home that was part of a chain whose owner was convicted...