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...think sometimes what happens with young kids [is that] you put them in a situation they’re not ready for, you take them out, you put them back in, and all of a sudden they have a little bit more confidence because they’ve seen more play,” Stone said...
...kind of understanding by Dec. 10, the deadline set by the United Nations for negotiations on Kosovo’s eventual status. With that deadline passed, Kosovo is widely expected to secede and become the world’s youngest country. But it is ignoring the consequences of a sudden divorce. As it stands, an independent Kosovo could create broad reactionary backlash in Belgrade and more enmity in the Balkans—the last thing that region needs. On the other hand, its current status is untenable. Kosovars have endured too much from resentful Serbs and have earned a right...
...losses and a forfeit. O’Connor ended the losing streak with his second victory of the day at 149, increasing his win total to 14. Latessa and Button followed O’Connor with wins of their own, pulling the Crimson to within four. Latessa recorded a sudden victory in overtime at 157, garnering his seventh victory of the season. Button took a 6-4 decision at 165 and improved to 8-8. The Black Knights took the final four matches of the day. The Crimson will continue its home stand next week with a dual meet against...
Bill Clinton spent years rebranding himself as a global rock star, Hillary Clinton as the workhorse Senator who knew her stuff. She had the money, the machine and the momentum, until all of a sudden she didn't. There was Barack Obama, on his postpartisan pedestal, a transformational figure who somehow made hope sound hip, raised tons of cash, got kids to actually show up and vote, had red-state Democrats lining up to endorse him. This was not the fight the Clintons had trained for. Something had to change, and quickly...
...Worse, the Democrats seemed willing to play on the Republican side of the field, proposing short-term fixes and tax rebates rather than a more comprehensive, thematic solution to the problem. Think about it: the terrorist threat to national security, the relative decline of the American middle class, the sudden flimsiness of the international economic structure - to say nothing of the potential destruction of the planet - all are influenced by the fact that, as Clinton often says, "we borrow money from the Chinese to buy oil from the Saudis." Somewhere in there is a big campaign theme waiting...