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...during the 1980s that Albright reinvented herself from a faceless staff member into a political star. Once again the propellant was as much personal as professional. When her husband Joe Albright, after 23 years of marriage, suddenly announced himself in love with another woman, "it shook her up and made her re-evaluate her life," says her friend Winifred Freund. "But it contributed to her strength. Our generation of women never expected this to happen to them." For years Madeleine poured out her bitterness to friends, telling them that Joe Albright couldn't deal with a strong woman and that...
...others." He highlighted his otherwise vacuous talk with some select quotes from Rand's fiction and tossed in a few textbook points from Kant and Aquinas to make it all seem more legitimate, i.e. academic. Of course, the audience members, waving their well-thumbed copies of The Fountainhead, furiously shook their heads in hearty agreement...
...came in during halftime and shook my hand. Last year, he was a little bit upset, because I was on pace to break his record," Snowden quipped...
...think we sort of shook the cobwebs out in the second half," Snowden said. "The most important thing is learning from this game and playing well this weekend...
HEBRON, West Bank: Just before dawn on Friday, life in Hebron changed forever. As crowds of Hebron residents cheered and set off fireworks, a convoy of Israeli army jeeps pulled out of the military headquarters in Hebron. The Israeli and Palestinian commanders shook hands at the gate, and Palestinian police streamed into the headquarters. Hebron, after 30 years of Israeli occupation, was occupied no longer. "This is the happiest day of my life," one officer shouted, flashing a V-sign from inside a window. Within an hour, some 400 Palestinian police had taken control of the prescribed 80 percent...