Word: sharp
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Captain Laela Sturdy will look to match her sharp performance from her last "Killer-Ps" weekend two weeks ago, in which she hit 68.0 percent from the floor and twice led the team in scoring...
Experts on both sides of this case are keeping a sharp eye trained on the Justices, as their judgment could have sweeping ramifications for the health care industry. Some speculate the Court will keep a relatively hands-off approach, leaving the bulk of the decision-making to Congress. On the other hand, it could instigate an aggressive investigation into the constitutionality of legislation that largely protects HMOs from being sued for denial of service. A defense lawyer may have inadvertently hit the nail on the head when he said, "It is no exaggeration to suggest that the future of medical...
...transformed when he talks about Texas; he becomes more relaxed and self-assured than when he's wandering the fields of national policy. During an interview with TIME last month, Bush clearly relished debating his record. Slouching on his bus in a blue satin warmup jacket, he was sharp, combative and a bit relieved to be talking about things he knows inside out. He could tell stories about the leader he believes himself to be: the guy whose magnetism and wit got things done in Austin, and got all those now jittery Republican leaders on board his campaign long before...
...stories were about his money woes. He has just shown his lean, smartly cut suits in New York City for the first time. Boateng's signature--vibrant linings that play off the more subdued hues of his suits, yet are hidden to all but the wearer--makes him a sharp alternative for men who like to dress but can't embrace the fur, diamonds and leather prison jumpsuits shown by Puffy Combs' label, Sean John...
...roller coaster of U.S.-Cuban relations took a sharp dip Thursday with the arrest of a top Immigration and Naturalization Service official accused of spying for Havana. Cuban-born Mariano Faget, one of the most prominent INS agents in Southern Florida, is accused of relaying U.S. defense secrets to Cuba and of helping Cuban spies infiltrate American borders. The FBI got wind of Faget's activities when a surveillance investigation called Operation False Blue allegedly found him engaged in unauthorized correspondence with Cuban intelligence officials. The bureau then set up a sting in which American agents told Faget...