Word: comebacking
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...ecstasy the eighth minute of extra time, when Kuyt swept in to knock home a rebound, but was adjudged, curiously it seems, to have been offside. As the players gathered in midfield before the penalty kicks were taken, the Kop responded with a song recalled the 'pool's famous comeback vcitory over AC Milan in Istanbul two years ago; it exploded in cheers when Bolo Zenden netted the first spot kick. Then, Robben stepped up to reply, the hurricane of howling commenced and blew Robben and Chelsea away...
...League single-game record and the three homers tied the single-game lead—both records falling just one short of the NCAA single-game leaders. “She got it done by herself,” senior captain Julia Kidder said, about the comeback victory over BC. “It was amazing to watch and it kept us in the game. We knew we had to do everything we could to hold them on their offense.” Murphy continued her offensive onslaught in the first game in the Dartmouth double-header on Saturday. With...
...needed,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “We needed two. It’s disappointing.” Junior Brad Unger allowed eight runs in 2 2/3 innings in game two, and the Harvard offense could not manage enough runs to mount a comeback. In the first game, a stellar pitching performance by freshman Max Perlman baffled Dartmouth’s hitters, while the Crimson batters produced timely runs to secure the victory. DARTMOUTH 9, HARVARD 6 After getting two quick outs to start the first inning, Unger...
...assist to make it 9-7 as well as the Crimson’s eighth and final goal of the game. He had an opportunity to tie it with less than 10 seconds left, but a check from a Yale defender ended his hopes to cap the impossible comeback with a last-second goal.“That’s sort of representative of their efforts the whole season: exert leadership, carry the load, set an example, all the things you’d hope anyone in any aspect of life would do,” Harvard coach Scott...
Which is one reason most American moms don't want to share the experience with anyone else. Yet wet-nursing (hiring a woman to breast-feed your baby), which most of the Western world abandoned in the 19th century, is making a minor comeback among young moms. So is cross-nursing, in which mothers breast-feed one another's babies. Both reflect several cultural trends: more U.S. babies--upwards of 70%--are breast-fed than at any time in at least 50 years, more women work outside the home, and more young women undergo breast surgery. Advocates argue that milk...