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...says. “People like California rolls and eel—that’s the reality.” The logistics of buying super-fresh fish on Sunday—especially for a man without a car—are too daunting to overcome every week. What??s more, Topjian fears that raw fish won’t sell well enough to justify the effort...
...don’t know what??s going to happen, who’s going to play where, which is a good situation to have,” Bajwa said. “We know that Louisa’s No. 1 and Lindsey’s 2, and then there’s a slight drop. But, that drop isn’t as big as it once...
...don’t have the big kid inside,” Delaney-Smith said. “The big kid inside is what??s going to hurt us. That’s a weakness that we have. But most schools don’t have that anyway...
...announcement of the SUP gift opened a meeting whose main topics of discussion were “What??s wrong with Harvard?” and “How can we make Harvard better...
Apparently I am not alone. The average American watches 3.77 hours of a television a day. This adds up to 52 days of non-stop TV watching a year, and nearly nine straight years of watching by age 65. If you don’t know what??s going on with your roommates, look no further: two-thirds of Americans report regularly watching television while eating dinner, with the average household featuring one blaring television 7.2 hours each day. Note that “average” means there are many people who watch significantly more than...