Word: walks
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Jana Meader took over at the mound and pitched a stunning threehit, two-walk game. Game two was also highlighted by a Katina Lee home run, her second of the day and fourth in Ivy League play...
...constitutional law, wants the concept of reasonableness balanced to conform with today's conditions. "There are many rights ((guaranteed by)) our laws . . . but ((victims)) have certain rights that we are letting slip away," says Clinton. "They include the right to go out to the playground and the right to walk to the corner without fear of gunfire, the right to go to school safely, and to sit by an open window...
...significant effect on the voters' turnout or their enthusiasm. The night before she went to vote, Gladys Mswele, 60, a farmer in the hilly country north of Durban, did not sleep well. "I was thinking about this all night," she said, as she rose before dawn to walk the two miles to the main road, where she patiently waited for transport to her polling place. "This is our day." Seven hours later, she made her X next to the party of her choice. Voting, she said, as she rested after the long journey home, "is hard labor. But we have...
Mandela's long walk to freedom has ended in a jubilant, triumphant election week and the liberation he has worked 50 years to achieve. But his second struggle is just beginning. He now shoulders the mantle of the state, and while he will be praised for the things it achieves, he will be held responsible for everything it does not do for the people who expect the most. His plans may yet fail and his hopes collapse. But with his message of reconciliation and the euphoric support of the great majority of his countrymen last week, he was clearly...
...pretty much a no-brainer, isn't it? Is there a better hitter in the game? There's not a pitch he can't handle. And he's got discipline and power." Phillie manager Jim Fregosi agreed and paid Bonds probably an even higher compliment, saying, "I'd probably walk...