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...prosecution's effort wound down, there was a general consensus that all four cops were trapped by evidence that implicated them in the most damning way possible: Gunshots that traveled up Diallo's leg, indicating he was prone when some of the shots were fired; the sheer number of bullets discharged by the police; and an earwitness's testimony that there was a pause in the shooting, suggesting the cops may have had a moment to think before they continued firing. By the time the first cop took the stand, the defense had their work cut out for them...
...really doing is running away from the truth. No one knows that better than Groopman, who hurt his back 20 years ago and was told to rest until it healed. Not satisfied, he went doctor shopping until he found a surgeon who promised to fix it. Unfortunately, Groopman wound up in worse shape after the operation. Now, after two decades of suffering and intense physical therapy, the physician still hasn't completely healed himself. Sometimes, as Groopman learned the hard way, the best course is to do what your original doctor ordered...
...sneaking suspicion that I would be the only girl in the Fleet Center who blow-dried her hair before she went to see steroid-filled men pretend to mortally wound one another wearing uni-suits at WWF's Smackdown!. I even contemplated leaving it wet, but my vanity, and the idea that one of these wrestlers might be cute, got the better of me. So I blow-dried my hair, put on the most non-descript outfit I could think of, and headed to the Fleet Center armed with my mace and two days of beginner Tae Bo videos...
Working the point, Aufiero slid a pass to Meyer who wound up as if to shoot, only to fire a quick pass to Baker who was open in the slot...
...just your typical piece of congressional dirty work. As 1999 wound down, the House and Senate passed the District of Columbia Appropriations Act. You might think that would be a boring piece of legislation. You would be wrong. For buried in the endless clauses authorizing such spending items as $867 million for education and $5 million to promote the adoption of foster children was Section 6001: Superfund Recycling Equity. It had nothing to do with the District of Columbia, nor appropriations, nor "equity" as it is commonly defined...