Word: could
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...thought we could get wide a little better, but they made some adjustments," Wheaton said. "We were getting wider in the first half, finding [sophomore midfielder] Orly [Ripmaster] wide, but then they kept a player up on her to take that away...
...That was my biggest concern--that they could counter us," Waldrum said. "So I thought we needed a second goal to kind of ensure things...
...came at this game at the end and didn't have the scoreboard on, you wouldn't know it was 2-0," Wheaton said. "We wanted to score; we didn't come out here to lose. We felt we could win it, we felt we could give them a battle, and I think we did that today...
...election stays muddled in Florida, could the state legislature fix this...
...legislature could reconvene and appoint electors itself. Amazingly, the U.S. Constitution does not require that electors be popularly chosen--only that the states come up with some method for appointing them. Under federal law, the Florida legislature has until Dec. 12 to pick new electors. It could even vote to let the Governor pick the electors--but don't count on it. Florida has a G.O.P.-controlled legislature, but it would be toast if it usurped popular control of an election...