Word: stoles
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...named commander of one of Israel's most important air bases. Similarly, Rafi Eitan, who masterminded the Pollard spy operation, was named chairman of Israel Chemicals, the country's largest government-owned company. Washington also wants Israel to return the 360 cu. ft. of American intelligence documents that Pollard stole from the Naval Investigative Service in Suitland, Md., where he worked. The papers covered a wide range of highly sensitive subjects, from Arab nuclear facilities to Soviet surface-to-air missile capabilities...
...second half, both teams exhibited a better defensive style. Harvard stole the ball often and forced MIT into three 35-second shot clock violations. But the Crimson was beginning to take poor shots. "We weren't communicating," said Co-Captain Leslie Barbi...
...world in which spying between friendly nations is not uncommon, what was unusual about the Pollard case? For one thing, the sheer volume of the intelligence material Pollard stole and turned over to Israel. According to the Government, if all these documents were stacked in one place, the resulting mountain of paper would be 6 ft. wide, 6 ft. deep and 10 ft. high. Furthermore, the material stolen covered a wide range of highly sensitive subjects, from nuclear facilities in Iraq and Pakistan to Soviet surface-to- air-missile capabilities to the antiaircraft defenses around the Palestine Liberation Organization headquarters...
...Berkman stole his Panasonic VHS from his older brother--"he stole one from my father, who bought himself a new one." The Quincy House resident says, "It's for those times when you want to sit at home with a whole bunch of people and just hang out. I mean, you can't pass beers around in a movie theater. And you can always stop the movie when you have to go to the bathroom...
Depleted Uranium 238, the type of uranium the students stole, is unlike Uranium 235 because it cannot cause a nuclear reaction and is dangerous only in very large amounts, said Harvard Professor of Physics Bertrand I. Halperin...