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...very demonic, berating the victim of the situation, Gretchen. In the end they were voices of hope and struggle,” she said. “There was something almost universal about the image—there was something ugly about its use in the beginning, and something pure...
...about a million huge colored straws. Think Scorpion Bowl on steroids. “Minimum of 8 people required!” the menu warns. If you have a smaller group, try the “Swamp Water” ($16). Described as “64 ounces of pure hell,” it’s actually a tasty tropical cocktail with a kick, served in a glass fishbowl with a plastic alligator that you can take home with you. Whenever anybody orders Trash Can Punch or Swamp Water, the waitress brings it to the table while blowing...
...early years at Bellarmine Prep, Norman relied heavily on his pure ability to blow by defenders and create scoring opportunities for himself, rather than learning how to get around his opponents, fight off screens and work within the team system...
...pure fiction that this pro-American sentiment was either squandered after Sept. 11 or lost under the Bush Administration. It never existed. Envy for America, resentment of our power, hatred of our success has been a staple for decades, but most particularly since victory in the cold war left us the only superpower...
Either Summers was ignorant of the facts or deliberately misrepresenting them. Less than 10 percent of the Marshall Plan involved loans. The rest was pure aid money. Contrast this fact with Africa over the past two decades: In the 1980s, African countries were actually a net supplier of capital to industrialized countries. As late as 1993, rich countries took three dollars back in the form of loan repayments for every dollar given to Africa in aid, according to the 1995 Oxfam Poverty Report...