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...final piece of the puzzle for the Crimson has been the emergence of Harvard’s most skilled players in the clutch. Moore, junior Brett Nowak, sophomores Tyler Kolarik and Tim Pettit, and freshman Tom Cavanagh have made a sputtering Crimson offense potent again...
Darmouth boasts the nation’s most potent offense, averaging 4.8 goals per game, compared with sixth-placed Harvard at 3.5. Leading Darmouth’s offense is junior center Carly Haggard, an Ivy League co-MVP and the nation’s leading scorer. Haggard leads the nation in goals, assists and points per game...
...possible physical reconnaissance of power plants by terrorists. Republican Senator Jon Kyl frets about explosives, such as the three substances found in Reid's shoes, which in small quantities might be missed by airport screening devices and some bomb-sniffing dogs. Small amounts of old-fashioned explosives are potent enough to blow a hole in a fuselage, and experts can't say for certain whether airport detectors can spot them. "I don't really want to talk about this publicly," Kyl says, "but it remains difficult to do something about...
...condensed milk. In one practiced motion he scooped a plate of ice into a plastic sack, poured in the steaming coffee, stabbed it with a straw and deftly secured the bag with a rubber band. Poon triumphantly handed me the kafae thung and eyed me as I sipped the potent, sweet brew. "Very good Thai coffee," he said, scowling at the empty Starbucks cup rolling around the bottom of the boat. I agreed...
...With the demise of the two most potent of the Arellano-Felix brothers, the rich Tijuana "plaza," as the drug smuggling corridor is known, is up for grabs, and there will almost surely be a gang war for control, "I'm sure there will be different groups trying to step up to the plate trying to take over this area," says Hutchinson, "but this gives a window of opportunity for the law to reclaim this territory...