Word: stack
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...College, Library, which contains two-thirds of the University collection, also contains the largest open-stack library in the world, Widener Library...
Cole found the father and sister nervous as the session began: "They were careful about saying anything that could be used against Timothy." The McVeighs relaxed on other points. "The nicest surprise of the interview," Cole says, "was when the McVeighs pulled out a stack of snapshots from their family album that the fbi hadn't got hold of." These photographs gave Cole a privileged look at a "typical working-class family" that may have nurtured a terrorist...
Getting ATF agents to open up about their lives and work required unusual tact and tenacity. "There was a great fear of retaliation by the ATF management," he says. After two months of travel, scores of interviews and a stack of documents piled knee high in his office, he delivered a penetrating look at an agency at war not with the militias but with itself...
...officer of the community. Until September 1988 Katona was an auxiliary Bucyrus police officer and took his forms to his boss, Chief Joseph Beran--an immense, bearded man with a shaved head and a passion for Harley-Davidson motorcycles. At one point, Katona claims, the chief presigned a large stack of forms. Beran denies...
...cloaked in protective overgarments and masks, would detect and swab a bleachlike solution over military gear spotted with deadly droplets. Each week 10 tons of toxic agents and neutralizers would be burned in a 2,200¡ furnace, spewing what the Army says are harmless emissions from a 75-ft. stack. The toxins to be used at the facility are sarin and VX, among the most virulent chemicals known. While the military would make and store less than a quart of the toxins at any one time, that is enough to kill 850,000 people...