Word: walks
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Coleman ,a native of Newark, N.J. served in the Air Force and was based in the U.S. He contracted polio when he was in his 20's, and noted that Coleman had suffered from infantile paralysis. "They said I would never walk again ," Coleman said...
...Adams House Drama Tutor David L. McMahon '94 said he and his dog Frank will now have to walk further to buy staples such as soda, cigarettes and dog food...
...Dependent Children helps parents pay the centers' fees. Some benefits are too abundant: kids get meals regardless of income. But since virtually all the children at Johnson's two centers are from low-income families, the prospect of cuts angers her. "I would like to see the budget cutters walk in the shoes of our parents for a week," she says. "We're trying to get people off the system...
...ingenious frame-up of Simpson even as they lay bare the workaday ineptitude of the same alleged conspirators. These views would seem self-evidently irreconcilable, and yet the public is said to be so willing to believe in a police conspiracy that virtually every legal expert expects Simpson to walk...
...married, he attracted the attention of the FBI when the bureau got a telephone call from a friendly insurance adjuster informing them that Motorin had been in a car accident. There was a hooker in the car. Not long afterward, the FBI watched Motorin walk into a store in downtown Washington and barter his operational allowance of vodka and Cuban cigars for stereo equipment. Using these indiscretions as leverage, the FBI persuaded him to begin spying for the U.S. He identified for the FBI the name of every KGB agent in the Soviet embassy in Washington. At each...