Word: shorting
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Following the second Morris touchdown, the Harvard defense would stop the Brown defense short of midfield. Junior tackle Kyle Sims and sophomore safety Niall Murphy broke up passes on first and second down, respectively, setting up one of the more violent plays of the game...
...best defense. Unlike in the Cornell game, where the Harvard offense went three-and-out to set the stage for the Big Red comeback, the Crimson managed to drive 53 yards due to sustained running from sophomore back Nick Palazzo and Morris's ability to get open for short, high-percentage, and clutch receptions...
Though Brown went on to score one more time in the game, the Crimson defense held the Bears to short gains, and Brown needed over four minutes to get in the end zone, using valuable time...
...President Clinton announced Friday that he would release 30 billion barrels of oil from the oil reserves. While a genuine effort on the part of Clinton to address the needs of consumers facing the prospect of a cold winter and unaffordable heating oil is laudable, the administration's short-term solution may not work, and the voicing of similar concerns by Vice President Al Gore 69 seems little more than political pandering...
...shortages more dramatic--there are only 4 million barrels of oil in New England this fall as compared with 14 million last fall--the economic fundamentals remain the same. Flooding the market with barrels from the U.S. reserves may not do anything to lower prices in either the short or long...