Word: reconnects
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...decade, even after we splintered off across the country for college. We did a lot more at the court than merely play basketball: We relied on it to buffer the passage of time—to nostalgically quote A. Bartlett Giamatti—to socialize, and to continually reconnect with our original gang. In the court’s custody, we went from talking about girlfriends, to eventually attaining girlfriends, to losing girlfriends, and then back again...
...Britain - since 1978. That year saw the closure, due to contamination fears, of the city's last[an error occurred while processing this directive] spa facility - part of a hospital treatment center. But the opening on Aug. 7 of the Thermae Bath Spa will finally see the city reconnect to its heritage...
...Hueston essentially accused Lay of witness tampering, pointing out that Lay had called a witness nine days before he was scheduled to testify. The prosecutor argued that Lay was trying to make sure their two stories were consistent; Lay said he simply wanted to reconnect with the man and confirm facts. The exchange had a spooky, Big-Brother-is-watching quality, since Hueston knew about voice mails Lay had left and early-morning phone calls Lay had made to potential witnesses at home...
...upcoming tropical vacation and instead takes them on a road trip in a rented R.V., so that he may surreptitiously attend a business juncture in the Colorado Rockies. Williams finds himself in familiar territory with this role: he assumes the same affable-dad-who-just-wants-to-reconnect-with-his-kids persona that he took on in “Mrs. Doubtfire” and “Hook.” But unlike Williams’ previous characters, Bob is a man of the 21st century whose wit stems from his cultural and technological savvy. He calls...
Patrick also said that campaigning for governor had given him the chance to reconnect with some of his Harvard classmates...