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...Moschino haute couture limited edition strapless dress. “My sister and I have big butt problems,” she says after realizing that her black, lacy thong was emerging from inside her trousers. And Jenn’s butt is famous. She has a gorgeous, luscious rear that attracts, as she says, mostly black men and Hispanics. All she wants, really, is a nice Jewish boy. But boys be damned. Jenn is on the track to the big time. Her pop culture references, her allusions to style, her grasp of what’s hot, what?...
...Despite the derision hurled at them from military hawks early in the campaign?who insisted that this war, unlike those in Kosovo, could not be won from the skies?the U.S. commanders are having the last word. Precision U.S. bombing raids early in the conflict obliterated the Taliban's rear guard, which had provided reinforcements, food, ammunition and fuel to the front lines. When the U.S. began pounding front-line troops and the calls for backup went unanswered, panic began to spread...
...magic paper would morph into all of these and more: the humdrum 5-7, the pain-in-my-rear, “I actually have to go into Widener?” research, and of course, for you seniors out there, THE BIG ONE. Whether the assignment called for footnotes or diagrams, annotated bibs or a boatload of primary sources, the magic morphing paper would be my first line of defense against end of term Scrooges...er...I mean...
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...Despite the derision hurled at them from military hawks early in the campaign--who insisted that this war, unlike those in Kosovo, could not be won from the skies--the U.S. commanders are having the last word. Precision U.S. bombing raids early in the conflict obliterated the Taliban's rear guard, which had provided reinforcements, food, ammunition and fuel to the front lines. When the U.S. began pounding front-line troops and the calls for backup went unanswered, panic began to spread...