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...discipline. White House officials insist Lindsey is not being forced out but that he may conclude on his own that he should go. "No one has been asked to leave yet," says one top aide. Hubbard is well regarded but may also leave to resume his academic career and rejoin his family in New York...
During the 1999 season, Mleczko had the opportunity to rejoin the U.S. national team for the World Championships but chose instead to stay at Harvard, a decision that Stone is still thankful for today...
...discipline. White House officials insist Lindsey is not being forced out but that he may conclude on his own that he should go. "No one has been asked to leave yet," says one top aide. Hubbard is well regarded but may also leave to resume his academic career and rejoin his family in New York...
...senior State Department official insists that prospects of a U.S.-backed resolution passing the 15-member Security Council by more than the nine votes needed are good. Britain's support is assured, and France is moving closer to the U.S. position; Bush's announcement that the U.S. will rejoin the Paris-based U.N. cultural agency unesco, officials say, was a plum aimed at rewarding the French. Russian support for action is also close, U.S. negotiators claim, and China, the last of the veto-wielding permanent members, is probably going to go along with the group consensus. "I think...
...received double pay and land grants from a grateful Congress--except, of course, York. He apparently thought that in lieu of all that, his pay might be...his freedom? Clark, who had settled in St. Louis, reacted badly. He allowed York to return temporarily to Louisville to rejoin his wife, who had a different master. But Clark wrote to his brother Jonathan, "if any attempt is made by york to run off, or refuse to provorm his duty as a Slave, I wish him Sent to New Orleans and Sold, or hired out to Some Severe master untill he thinks...