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Suarez brought a student who was suffering an allergic reaction to peanuts and had gone into "acute anaphylactic shock...
...felt dizzy and had to grab hold of a nearby chair. Shock. Utter disbelief. Incomprehension. It took a bit for nasty reality to truly sink in. How could the fool who voted against the Gulf War actually...
...injury comes as a shock and a terrible piece of luck for a team in the midst of the most successful stretch in program history. With 45 wins in the last three seasons, Harvard tied a school record...
...need for such a clear delineation of responsibility for final clubs and for other organizations is all the more urgent now as the shock of Krueger's death is replaced by indifference. Such delineation, we hope, will go some way towards restraining the sort of alcohol abuse on Harvard's campus that resulted in Krueger's tragic and avoidable death...
...case has always been an espionage trompe l'oeil, its outline and impact differing for each viewer. After getting over their initial shock at Pollard's acts, most Israelis and many U.S. Jewish groups believe Pollard, who has been in jail for 13 years, has been adequately punished. But inside the U.S. intelligence and military communities, there remains little doubt that Pollard's perfidy not only warranted but required the life sentence he received. To U.S. intelligence officials Pollard was a traitor whose release would give other allies a green light to spy on America. Pollard, they argue...