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...playing for the Pirates. So he got his chance to jump ship, and zipped over to the San Francisco Giants, his father?s old team. And in recent years he has settled into something resembling a relationship with the community there, occasionally even stepping outside his hauteur to smile, sign a ball or lend his name to a charity event...
...purer-minded economy-watchers, upon hearing a pulse in that most comatose of sectors, manufacturing, seem to have a somewhat legitimate reason to smile. For if the manufacturing recession is indeed coming to an end after more than a year of falling commodities prices and 800,000-odd layoffs, can the end of the larger economy?s near-recession be far behind...
...crowd erupted and Mussina was left with only a bittersweet smile...
...never quite tuned into the story until Thursday night, the manner was all wrong. An innocent man looking to salvage his reputation would be all empathy and earnestness, not defiant half-answers or the lawyerly "Don't say more than you're asked" stance, and certainly not a taut smile when asked whether you've killed a "close friend...
...first women's sport in the U.S. to become more popular than its male counterpart that doesn't involve doing pretty leaps on a mat or an ice rink. It's far better to be filled with arrogance and aloofness and tension than to flash a saccharine Dorothy Hamill smile. If people turn to sports for real-time Aristotelian catharsis, then perhaps the women's tour--with its grudges and crying and accusations of racism, sexism and homophobia--is the most interesting drama of all. We've had decades of hypotheticals about whether, if women ran the world, there would...