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...just watched Bernakevitch and then Cavanagh take it down, and I just skated as hard as I could to the net and stood there,” Taylor said. “And Cav hit me and I just put it in. It was pretty easy. It was pretty exciting, though...
...their knees. Steve Fielding, Family First's senator-elect, who counts several non-Christians among his 15 brothers and sisters, is sure of that: "We believe we have an affinity with the silent majority of Australians, people who support family values, helping each other, the traditional values that have stood the test of time...
...guided the Crimson to its strongest finish in 103 years—to be measured against after thumping Yale 35-3 to secure the school’s first 10-win season since 1906. And, as was the case throughout much of the season, no one particular name stood head and shoulders above the rest after the dust had settled...
Perhaps in response to his eloquent words, California voters stood up and overwhelmingly passed Proposition 71, the largest stem cell funding bill in the country. This is especially noteworthy because federal funding of stem cell research was limited in 2001 to $25 million a year on certain pre-approved stem cell lines. California voters have made a statement by endorsing an amount more than a hundred times as large. This courageous and insightful decision will greatly benefit medical research and outweigh narrow monetary considerations...
...across the government, as well as the vetting and selection of judicial nominations. But in his wider policymaking role, Gonzales made his own mistakes. After 9/11, his office became the crossroads of much of the Administration's legal thinking in the war on terrorism--thinking that has not always stood up under scrutiny...