Word: stones
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...Delaware shore in the summer of 1980, Reed volunteered as a chauffeur for his neighbor, Representative Tom Evans. The Congressman got Reed his first Washington job: driving around a Republican National Committee bigwig who was distributing presidential cuff links to the faithful. Reed's political godfather was consultant Roger Stone, who saw his charge's talent as an organizer and engineered his rise to deputy regional political director for the Reagan-Bush re-election in 1984. Four years later Reed became a shining star in Jack Kemp's undistinguished presidential campaign and later Kemp's chief of staff. Next stop...
...current media commentary about Richard Nixon caused by Oliver Stone's film is certain to ignore some very important things...
...would be fine and good to donate it to mending roads or paving cobble-stone sidewalks. But if the city's coffers are full, there's another solution...
...addition to Armstrong, the search committee consists of Robert G. Stone Jr., D. Ronald Daniel, both Fellows of the College, and David Johnston, a member of the Board of Overseers...
...performance as ranging somewhere between 2300 and 3000 depending on circumstances. Kasparov's own chess rating is 2750. The best computer before Kasparov was somewhere around 2300." Although Kasparov -- who has spent the week grimacing and holding his head in frustration as he sits across the board from some stone-faced IBM scientist taking instructions from the computer -- is working hard to win the match, Dowell notes that this is really a collaborate effort: "After each game, Kasparov goes through the game in reverse, explaining to the IBM team where he or the computer had gone wrong. This has surprised...