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...Terriers began to growl and seemed to ready to chew at the lead. They fought hard, hoping for a lone Harvard slip-up. It never came...
...fact, the court and Jackson only learned of the existence of the ballots when Smith Professor of Corporate Finance Gordon Donaldson let slip during his testimony that the ballots were in the Office of the General Counsel...
...conditioning back then). The series was tied at 2-2. Big game. Larry poured in 37 points with 19 rebounds on 15-20 shooting. Larry always said the fifth game was the most important in a seven game series. Obviously, he wasn't going to let this one slip away. Boston went on to win the crown in seven games...
...after two and a half periods of scoreless (and fairly colorless) hockey, Villiotte finally let one slip by. Bryant's low backhand through a crowd from 10 feet snuck past Villiotte on the glove side to finally light the lamp 47:23 into the game...
...Reich describes how America's new professional elite has grown ever more distant from the rest of society and disengaged itself from communal spaces, institutions and obligations. "The most skilled and insightful Americans," he wrote, "who are already positioned to thrive in the world market, are now able to slip the bonds of national allegiance, and by so doing disengage themselves from their less-favored fellows. The stark political challenge in the decade ahead will be to affirm that, even though America is no longer a separate and distinct economy, it is still a society whose members have abiding obligations...