Word: secondly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...shock of the order, called for an over-18 employee from the back. Squeaking, "Sorry, I'm not allowed to ring it up," he deferred to his co-worker, of dubious age herself. Although his colleague accepted the Florida driver's license without question, the minor requested a second look. Glancing down, he announced, "It says she turns 21 on 2/3/99. She's not 21 yet!" After a gentle reminder of the recent millennium celebration, he sheepishly surrendered the ID and gave the go-ahead for the order. When the glass arrived with as much foam as beer...
...Harvard offense was equally atrocious to begin the second half. The team hit only 1-of-15 shots before the Monti layup. With the inside pressure tight, the Crimson was forced to take more outside shots than usual, and was unable to convert...
...That was an awful start to the second half." Sturdy said. "We were getting decent shots, they just weren't falling. We may not quite yet have our rhythm back after exams. That's why we have this game before the Ivy League schedule [resumes...
...majority of Harvard students polled chose Bradley for president. The next largest proportion had no opinion on the issue, and Vice President Al Gore '69 came in second...
...AIDS virus. The researchers drafted a genealogy of HIV and extracted key building blocks of the virus from each strain. Following the assumption that the mutations in the virus occurred at a roughly consistent pace, scientists used their supercomputer - the Nirvana is capable of performing 1 trillion computations each second - to trace AIDS's evolution back to a single "starter" strain dating from around 1930. The team suspects that one person or a small group of people became infected with the virus through some kind of contact (a bite or accident) with a monkey carrying the strain...