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Another minor fire, this time in the tracks of a Red Line T tunnel, caused a stir in Cambridge this week. The fire forced travelers to evacuate the northern half of the line, including the Harvard Square station...
...agency A and say 'We're from the NSB, we're here to help,' and they say there really is a problem and they point at agency B, which tells you the same thing, only about agency A," he says. "We're trying to stir these people [OSTP] into action...
...nothing resembling peace awaited her there. Christened the "stir-crazy sexgate siren" by the New York Post, Lewinsky was greeted by tour buses cruising past on their way to O.J. Simpson's house; by T-shirt vendors selling ZIPPERGATE '98 shirts; by stalker photographers snapping every move; and finally by word on Wednesday that any deal she may have thought she had with Starr...
Your ghost inseparable from my shadow As long as your daughter's words can stir a candle. She could hardly tell us apart in the end. Your portrait, here, could be my son's portrait...
...wants, elected officials stand ready to provide. When voters' wishes are unclear, or when much of the public simply doesn't care, special interests have more opportunity to get their way. But when they do, it's often less because of any contributions than because of their ability to stir passionate supporters to the polls...