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Both teams are evenly matched (meaning that neither is very good), so that while it is difficult to predict the outcome of today's contests, one thing remains certain about yesterday's game--it wasn't a very good Friday for the Crimson batsmen...
Robert L. Wolff, Coolidge Professor of History and a member of the UCC, said yesterday that he "didn't have any idea" whether the proposal would pass, adding that he could neither predict the outcome of the committee's deliberations nor make a decision himself until "all the arguments are heard...
...month to work on tans, to predict whether you will hit .246 or .247, and to tell reporters that if everything falls into place, and the pitching comes through, then your team could be a real contender this year...
Raise I.Q.s. A brilliant and eccentric man, who, despite disclaimers, still controls the cult, Hubbard was once a successful science-fiction writer. In 1949, he seemed to predict his own future in a jocular speech to a convention of fellow authors: "Writing for a penny a word is ridiculous. If a man really wanted to make a million dollars, the best way would be to start his own religion...
...committee's refusal not only defies the interests of this particular bill's supporters; it establishes a dangerous precedent for stifling debate on any subject. For although the state's House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the extension of 842, and although observers predict the same outcome if the bill could ever reach the Senate for a vote, state-wide rent control will die next week because this committee is opposed to simply airing the issue. There is no reason to believe that the committee is acting on a mere whim. And there is no reason to believe that the progressive...