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...killed in cross fire, perhaps, or suffocated by the mysterious gas, or even felled by heart attacks. Russian officials stressed that the deaths resulted from the siege's privations and stress. Nevertheless, Moscow hospitals appealed for blood, and eyewitnesses saw unconscious bodies carried from the theater. Many of the freed were delivered straight to toxicological wards to be treated for gas poisoning. The televised pictures of those female guerrillas, explosive packs still tied to their waists and slumped lifelessly in their seats, offered mute testimony to the fast-acting power of the agent...
...Elysée Palace in 1995, only to lose legislative elections, and control of the government, two years later. Chirac's determination to succeed in his last term is entwined with deep-rooted French nationalism. The big victory by his followers in parliamentary elections in June freed him from five frustrating years of 'cohabitation' with the left that hobbled French foreign policy. Now he's intent on forging a role as a national leader who rises above partisan politics to exemplify his nation. Leading the international opposition to Washington hawks over Iraq has won Chirac plaudits at home...
...Brien is opposed to the death penalty and, instead, supports sentencing the worst criminals to life in prison without parole. Romney is in favor of the death penalty, despite the fact that DNA evidence has freed many wrongfully convicted prisoners in the past few years...
Harvard freshman Sara Sedgwick, with a firm thrust of her head that propelled a ball deep into an unguarded crack in the Princeton defense, slew the final one, and thereby freed the Crimson players from their season-long curse against ranked opposition...
Harvard sports need not become the pedestal that Bradley enjoyed at Princeton in the sixties. Students here have freed slaves, starred in movies and written novels. Students at other schools are Maurice Clarett and Ken Dorsey. There is no need for Harvard undergrads to “mass around and praise” Sara Sedgwick...