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...Europe will never be in total agreement on the need to use force in out-of-the-way places. For the U.S. - as Gates said in Munich - Sept. 11, 2001 was a "galvanizing event, one that opened the American public's eyes to dangers from distant lands." Europeans too have suffered from terrorism, of course, but never on the scale of 9/11. For their part, Europeans are cognizant in a way that few Americans are that the use of force in the developing world can be counter-productive, summoning up the ghosts of a racist colonialism among those...
...been fucking this really hot girl, and it’s been great because she’s a total workaholic, so we only hang out on weekends. But now she wants to be my girlfriend, and says that if she can’t, then no more fucking. Except she calls it “focking.” She not being ironic (she thinks it’s cute), and she says it all the time. I already tried talking to her about it casually. I told her to call it “effing” like...
...stakes game, both teams hit hard from the moment the puck dropped, but the referees called only one penalty in the first two periods...Nathan Gerbe went to the box at 18:36 in the second for the game’s first penalty...the teams combined for a total of four penalties, three of which went against BC...The Eagle’s overtime win marks the fourth time in five years that the Beanpot Championship ended in sudden death, and it is Harvard’s third overtime game against BC, which holds a 2-1 advantage...
...necessary short trips and the odd journey for recreational purposes. The advice I'd received from green experts is that it's preferable to keep an old car going for as long as possible. Each new car requires energy and materials to produce, equivalent to some 15% of the total lifetime emissions of a car in regular...
...Let’s break that number down: a magic majority of 2,025 means that there are 4,049 total votes, 3,253 of which are “delegates”—awarded by popular voting—and 796 of which are “superdelegates.” In most elections since 1972, the year that the Democratic nominating process began to be democratized, one candidate dominated the caucuses and primaries so much that superdelegates were irrelevant; a candidate could collect 2,025 votes at the convention just from delegates...