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...Yale match was a little tougher. Uzzell contributed two of the Crimson's five total wins...
...industry where bigger is definitely better, the two behemoths seemed an ideal match. Expensive medical technologies like genetic engineering, combined with tougher FDA requirements, have made the cost of developing a single drug between $400 and $600 million -- about four times what it was 20 years ago. A combined Glaxo and SmithKline could have sunk $3 billion into research and development, compared to $1.8 billion for Novartis AG and $1.5 billion each for Merck & Co. and Pfizer...
...long time people thought the way to stop crime was by more jail and tougher sentences....Even now people don't think crime is preventable," she said. "This [award] raises public appreciation for the kind of work that can be done...
...team's first two matches, though, were a little harried. The morning of the opening game, "the butterflies were going," Granato says. "Finally, we were starting." The U.S. followed up its 5-0 win over China with a 7-1 win over Sweden, and both games were tougher than the scores would indicate. Both China and Sweden tend to play back in their own zone and do a lot of clutching and grabbing, almost like an outclassed prizefighter hoping to go the distance with the champion. As a result, the transitions and fast feet that are so typical...
This, perhaps, explains why I have a tough time understanding the mindset of those who submit to the rigors of the sport. And it is why I have an even tougher time understanding why women at a school with such a vast breadth of athletic and extracurricular options would want to start an organization with wrestling as its defining activity...