Word: pleasing
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"I've been getting on this plane, you know, for 42 years. Why can't I get on the plane?" TED KENNEDY, Senator from Massachusetts, recounting his pleas to airline agents who had blocked him from boarding flights because his name resembled an alias of a suspected terrorist
The U.S. hasn't only been phenomenal. Like Crawford, it's been unusual. At the start of the 200-m final Thursday night, the Greek crowd ignored the public address announcer's pleas for quiet, whistling and booing in support of Kostas Kederis, the 2000 Olympic champ from Greece who...
"I've been getting on this plane, you know, for 42 years. Why can't I get on the plane?" TED KENNEDY, Senator from Massachusetts, recounting his pleas to airline agents who had blocked him from boarding flights because his name resembled an alias of a suspected terrorist
would fall to pieces," says one Western security expert. After urgent pleas from the government of interim President Hamid Karzai, NATO agreed to boost its troop numbers by another 2,000 to 8,500, mainly with soldiers from Spain and Italy. The election is only five weeks away, but no...
It was a gloomy December morning in Helsinki in 1997 when 26-year-old Vesku Paananen woke up with a hangover after a night of Koskenkorva vodka and beer. Paananen, a chief technology officer with new-media company Yomi Group, was jolted out of bed by the annoying ring tone...