Word: traced
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...buzzer sounded the second half like a trumpeter rallying the troops. The Crimson (5-3) was the clear aggressor, charging its opponent on both ends Early on, Harvard wrestled out three jumpballs, preventing the Terriers (4-3) from gaining any trace of momentum...
...says Sony ATV's Kathy Coleman. "It's one of those rare songs that the more it gets used, the more people want to use it." So far the song has appeared on such U.S. TV shows as The West Wing, Crossing Jordan, Third Watch, Scrubs, Without a Trace, The O.C. and, most recently, LAX. (It has also sneaked onto the iTunes Top 100.) Some shows use just a snippet, but The West Wing and Without a Trace let it play for minutes over their season finales, a tacit admission that neither the writers nor the actors could convey their...
...truth, it is sort of boring. A more apt description would be that it is clearly meant for idiosyncratic listening: the swelling and intertwining sitars, guitars, flutes, and blend of obscure and traditional string instruments, flowing together with seemingly little to no percussion dividing it up (let alone any trace of the pervasive drum torrents of the previous track) and no clear song structure at all, strikes the listener as specifically designed for one in a meditative or transcendent state, or someone who has recently consumed copious amounts of psychotropic substances that would allow them to get to the bottom...
...fashion industry bible Women’s Wear Daily, Harvard students would benefit from pulling their noses out of their books and taking a long look at Vogue, an episode of The O.C. or even (especially?) a full-length mirror. North Face? Ubiquitous. Ribbon belts? Not a trace of irony. Pashminas? Multiplying every...
...most critical hour--he would have looked a lot like Porter Goss. Reared in Connecticut, Goss prepped at Hotchkiss, studied Greek at Yale and spent the 1960s in the agency's clandestine service, overseeing covert operations in Latin America and Europe. His years as a spy left little trace on his résumé. He quit the CIA in 1971 after a mysterious case of blood poisoning nearly killed him. Goss settled down to a quiet life as a newspaper publisher on Florida's Sanibel Island for the next 17 years and then, in 1988, ran for a seat in Congress...