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Several injuries, most notably to winger senior Mark Puckett, also took their toll on the team, according to sophomore winger Chris Matarese...
...outside the terminal's doors, a group of picketing flight attendant claimed their five-day-old strike against American Airlines was taking its toll nonetheless...
...symbolic freight. Opponents -- most prominently labor unions and Ross Perot's movement -- see, not entirely wrongly, the U.S. economy being hurt by growing foreign competition, and view NAFTA, less logically, as the latest in a succession of what Perot calls "dumb trade agreements" that have taken a grievous toll of American jobs. Proponents regard the pact as an unavoidable necessity if the U.S. is going to compete with the trade blocs forming in Europe and Asia. Rejection, they argue, would be a futile and dangerous attempt to wall off the U.S. from a global economy that no longer shows much...
Nine tough games, including four consecutive painful losses, have taken their toll on Ramer and his teammates, but The Game on Saturday gives the Currier House resident one more chance to lead his team to victory...
...preaching it, however, has always taken its toll, especially these days. "There have been times . . . I've come down from the platform absolutely exhausted," he says. "I feel like I've been wrestling with the devil, who has been doing everything in his power to keep those people from getting a clear message of the Gospel." At the moment he gives the invitation, he explains, "some sort of physical energy goes out of me and I feel terribly weak. I'm depleted." After a crusade he returns to relax with his wife Ruth in the rambling log home that...