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Although councillors say that the planning board’s recommendation will weigh in their decision, many say that neighborhood opposition will influence their votes at least as heavily...
...with junior Reggie Lee still unable to compete due to an ankle sprain, the Crimson trotted out sophomore Brandon Kaufmann, who normally wrestles at 157 pounds and thus, by league rules, has to weigh-in at that weight every meet. Outweighed by over 25 pounds, Kaufmann was not expected to win; his day would be a success if he could stay within seven and only concede three points to the Pride (7-6, 1-0 CAA), rather than four for a major decision...
...It’s always tough leading off the match because you weigh in an hour before the match starts, so you have less time to recover,” O’Donnell said...
...since Willingham left for South Bend. This might be the best fit of all for Murphy. Seeing as Stanford’s nickname is the Cardinal (the color, not the bird), Murphy’s experience guiding a team named for a shade of vermilion would likely also weigh heavily in the minds of the selection committee...
...absence of allied support may weigh heavily on any decision over Iraq, precisely because of the reluctance of the U.S. to commit troops to complex and dangerous peacekeeping missions. Right now it's hard to imagine that replacing Saddam's regime would require anything less than tens of thousands troops on a relatively permanent basis. And unlike Afghanistan, allies aren't exactly lining up to help Washington go to war in Iraq...