Word: roundness
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...They should either kill me or organize a second round of elections.' LEVAN GACHECHILADZE, Georgian opposition leader, after his resounding defeat by pro-Western incumbent Mikhail Saakashvili in the country's Jan. 5 Presidential elections. Gachechiladze claimed the voting was rigged...
...work really hard for it,” Cahow said. ICE COLD SERVING The Crimson came into last night’s game with a little added incentive, looking for revenge after the Eagles beat Harvard in dramatic fashion with a 4-3 triple-overtime win in the first round of last year’s Beanpot on a goal by Anna McDonald—now a Crimson sophomore. “Our kids wanted to set a statement,” Flygh said. “They came out flying and never stopped.” In last season?...
...it’s me on the bench or Coach.” The Crimson (14-1-0, 11-0-0 ECAC) found extra motivation against the Eagles (8-8-3, 4-5-1 Hockey East) from a loss to BC last year in triple overtime of the first round of the Beanpot tournament. Jenny Brine scored the game-tying goal in that contest with eight minutes left to play but Anna McDonald, a current Harvard sophomore who transferred from BC, knocked one in for her old team at the 14:13 mark of the third overtime...
...best to deal with them. Earlier this week the country's tabloid press agonized over the deaths of two tiny Eisbär cubs in a Nuremberg zoo, who were presumably eaten by their inexperienced mother, Vilma, after zookeepers decided not to intervene. Then on Wednesday, a fresh round of photographs and videos revealed that a third cub at the same zoo had been "rescued" by zookeepers after another mother, Vera, showed signs of rejecting her offspring. "Sweet, sweeter, sweetest!" cooed the daily, Die Welt over photos of the still nameless rescued cub, who was born five weeks...
...million if the movie does well. Negotiations are still underway. Even without that deal, Knut's presence has earned the zoo millions of dollars in extra admission and merchandising fees. Nuremberg's zookeepers say that their initially cool response to saving the endangered cubs was meant to avoid another round of "knutmania"; one official insisted that baby giraffes were just as cute. But the reaction to the first photos of the new baby bear suggests that the fascination has hardly faded in Germany, whatever Hollywood decides to do. With reporting by Stephanie Kirchner