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...says. “Anything is possible on the Mainstage. Witches can disappear in a cloud of smoke, a Berlin nightclub can appear where there was darkness before and can disappear as quickly as it came, and a house with working electricity and plumbing can split apart and turn around before your eyes...
...Ithaca, Harvard first faltered as it split with Cornell. A disappointing pair of losses to Columbia the next day almost took the Crimson out of contention for good...
...What can I say?” Walsh asked after Farkes knocked a trio of homers in Saturday’s split with Dartmouth. “Every time the kid comes up to bat, I’m down at the third base box just saying, ‘Hey, what’s going to happen next? He’s a heck of a player...
...roaring like a pinched lion, his right fist pumping. Look closer, and you'll see he might not be celebrating a cross-court winner. The caption reads, "If you are single and looking to meet active people, I definitely would recommend playing tennis." Perhaps Roddick, who recently split with pop singer Mandy Moore, just scored a date. The industry's message to the rest of us: Tennis can turn singles into doubles. Who can blame tennis for serving at love? After all, nothing else has worked to boost the game over the past decade. Since 1992, the number of people...
...always sell candidates like soap. Rules of branding don't apply when your product changes his policies every two months. If a party doesn't have a strong candidate with a resonating message, no software in the world will solve that problem. In a nation split down party lines, though, any gain contributed by fancy systems or any loss caused by glitches or misinterpretation could alter an election...