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on
alleged
dual Dutch-
a
terrorist network
suspected
seekers.
cooped
was
citizen who
A newspaper
re-
kill Van
gence.
expulsion
the
asylum
Arafat
symbol
themselves
occupation.
“We formed
our
is
President
Shaath
a
is
make progress toward
peace
by
say
Israeli
ance to
event
a
violent
to
26-year-old
Bouyeri,
of
suspicion
on
conspiracy
the
including
Moroccan
society.
government’s
Israel’s army for
by
the site has become Shaath also tried
the
con-
groups
the
considered
they
triggered
ing
terrorist
a
killer Mohammed
Muslim mosques
wing, anti-immigration politician.
and
tered offices
for chaos in the West Bank and Gaza
'in
Gogh,
stop.
custody
in
men are
forming
the idea
get
population.
shootout with
prided
nation of Pirn
busy
Gogh’s
attacks
more
said
must
who
Six
It evoked memories of the 2002 assassi-
his throat
cut
on
and open
was
of radical Islam.
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from
on a
who
of what
part
criticized
Islam,
bicycling
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street.
note
known
ARAFAT
that
under
women
damage
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shocked many in the Nether-
sponse—has
death threats
aggression
people
killing—and
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not
lands
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his film,
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could
police
who received
the
name
the
of
churches,
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should
they
dean
outpouring
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the Muslim minor-
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which makes up about 6 percent of the
ity,
schools, too.”
damage
on
report.
for
homeless.
people
Tuesday night.
or
chest—threatened
two
three-story home, leaving
floors of the
that
Gogh,
and—in
destroyed
another fire in
Eind-
prompted
mosdy
of rage aimed
ex-
Dutch
Heetderks,
“the violence,
schoolhouse
in
The murder
gov-
after the
Muslim school
the
at
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asked
Monday.
Netherlands’
scrawled
and
killing
protect mosques
Jan-Gerd
reported
of the blaze, and
Amsterdam
a
militant faction of the PLO.
school
Boxmeer late
shot and stabbed while
Democratic
Liberation of Palestine,
the
Van
had
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news
no
confirm the
the
arrested
was
was
or cause
Wajdi
the bomber in
December 25, 2003, attack
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militant
four Israelis last year. The army said
church in
a
day
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The field back
The tides of Duke basketball may be
long
as
ago
come
have
talked about
even
NBA
the
early is
season
two
beginning
graduates
win, will
Luol
the
to remove
has
been
fact,
if
any
school
NBA
current
how
Boozer’s
tionable
becoming
the
on
summer,
The
superstar.
a
he
is 6-
into
nearly seamlessly of
system
Blue Devils battle
cuts,
showing
he did for the Blue Devils Cavaliers.
the
Nuggets
bruised
his
while
also
way
the
Against
Nov.
6,
to
30
Boozer
points contin-
can
this level of play in the future, become
quietly
power forward in Luol
Deng
expectations. and
with
the best
20.3
aging
player,
to
19
only
one
points game
but
Most
into
year
few
is
and
7.3
for
the
it
Duke
Soccer will
avenge its
loss
of
thought
the
“We We’re ior
got
Virginia in
even
robbed
last
said.
Adogwa
describe the
“I
be
average
game this
really,
really
definitely really
The
Blue
this
as
a
at
least 15 If
Devils
counts.
(14-4,
4-3
the SAS
second
quarterfinal
regular
ACC
game.
season
contest
Duke surrendered
23,
The
to
2-0
a
their best
played year,
head
coach
said, but the decided tions
penalty
a
of the Rennie
outcome
Blue Devil
was
ejec-
controversial
UVa
kick.
‘The 90
by
game’s two
and
soccer
John
to
to
win
that it a
keep and
Rennie
ACCs
your
said
an we
Va.
“This will be
competitive keep
Blue
our
a
early
thinks balls
to
and
potent
jump
out to
co-
Trowbridge
susceptible
to
letting
other end,
the Duke
Blue
regular
Devils
lost
season
and
game.
You
SEE MEN’S
SOCCER
ON
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14
25
Sept.
2. Maryland
13-4-1
8. Va.Tech (9-9-1
7. Clemson (8-8-1) 1:00 Sun
is
unfortunate for
proba-
5:30 Fri
as
our
this
throughout
Duke
Although fourth-ranked
released
was
the
in
the
team
STX/NFHCA poll
nation in the
the
"Monday,
NCAA No.
give
to
5
Michigan
the fourth seed. ACC
schools
Wake
Forest
and third seeds, Duke has
respectively. No. 12 Old
topped
Dominion twice this 4-2
won
19 and shut
home Sept.
at
the Monarchs 3-0
out
17.
bid, which is
Bozman
them twice
nothing
said.
this
our
The
season.
“I think Old Dominion
cult,”
and
up the second
Maryland picked
“We
an
diffi-
played
and beat
season
girls
got
always
know
take
to
granted.”
for
Heels
Tar
Richmond
in
round game
Saturday.
place
Fri
us
season,” Bozman said.
The
8:00
2-
the
clearly
is
North Carolina after
as
a
home.
and it
The 5:30 Wed.
at
site in the tournament,
them, but
1. Wake (12-4-1)
the
to
tourna-
well
at-large
ACC TOURNAMEN
going
Tar Heels in
champion
in Norfolk, Va., Oct.
takes
of where was
be the hardest bracket.”
Blue Devils
through. the
be, it
to
committee chose
poise.”
that senior
Justin is
game
in
again by attacking
UVa backfield
captain
loss
Devils’
offense will look lead
com-
that,”
the
need
to
and
of
intense,
The
an
poise
didn’t do
we
Charlottesville,
On
message is
minutes
need
posure
Virginia
3-2 in overtime. The Blue Devils
in
(144, 4-3)
at
Cary.
statis-
points
Deng
develop
CURSE
can’t
excited.”
the ACC) and Cavaliers
per
can
do
4. Vin
mia
14-4-0
Final Nov.
3. UNC (9-7-2)
lost
to
Wake
national
plausi-
into
will
their
Four 19
face
opening-
will
and
take
21
in
2:30 Wed.
8:00 Wed
last
Forest
in
a
championship
season.
It
was
tight game
the first time
one
5. Duke (14-4-0
SEE
“We
possibili-
Winston-Salem. The Blue Devils
rookie, it is very
ble that he will
the
in
NBA
somewhat inflated
season.
sen-
feeling, playing
because of his hot start, but his
bly
time.
in the ACC Tournament it
In the Oct.
2:30 p.m.
halftime lead and fell
pumped, energized,”
Nigi
is
Tournament
season
fourth-seeded
plays
match
12:00 Wed.
potential. Deng’s
play
dis-
at
Complex
he had
tics
indicates that he will
have
most
expected solid
superstar may
of
aver-
only adequate
with
athleticism,
a
years
will face off
Virginia today.
We’re
per
turn
when
At
only
to
appointing
where
Bulls.
Chicago Deng
the chance
has also exceeded
college experience, Deng rebounds
Fifth-seeded
Virginia
the game.
Dan Kapnick
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corralling
rebounds. If Boozer
he will
by
and
than
Denver
said.
regardless
performances
athleticism
more
we
head
weren’t,”
about that
going
toughest
Jerry
screens
they
face North
Bozman
“[Chapel Hill]
foot-9 power forward has blend-
Sloan’s
we were
1 thriller
ques-
court
to
if
of the seeded
one
we
spoken
ment
negotiations
contract
and
ACC
In search of revenge
a
feels
one
ethically
and
thought
we
be
Beth
The
play-
the Blue Devils would have
Regardless
to
coach
to
Michael Videira, ACC Freshman of the Year, leads the Blue Devils intothe ACC Tournament as the fifth seed.
superior squad.
about
Old
power
Sunday.
ty. We knew
to
came
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Durham.
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face
to
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perennial
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resurgent
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players
Mike
play
are
Elton
Dunleavy,
likely
that
will
indicator,
Carlos Boozer,
and
are
Duke
ed
1
round. The
Dominion
Mike
Brand
this
of the top
not one
nation’s No.
second
fair much better in
to
league.
Deng,
ers,
rounds, is
to
Hill for the first
Chapel
four seeds and may have
of the
part
any
Duke
recent
ma
released. Duke will have to
a
when the 16-
Tuesday
curse.
But if
Hill
NCAA Tournament brack-
the
NBA
the
team
some
Duke-
a
blow
travel
did
dealt
were
triple
et was
his final
success
In fact,
easily.
as
the
once
played
Cameron,
in
game not
standard for
a
basketball. But
each Blue Devil
The Blue Devils
established
program
college
team’s road
hockey
the Final Four will be full
to
of obstacles.
turning.
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Jake
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it
Fittingly,
the
punctuated untouched
Duke
kill
with
win
the
on
final
an
point
Blue Devils
Tuesday night. Her kill ended
an
but inconsistent
easy
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ACC),
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Senior
Night,
blanked
9-6 in the
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Wake
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last
The men’s and women’s
diving
season.
“We of
said
the
done is
and
capable
coach
there and
out
going
picking
Devils dominated, senior
digs
31
in
a
Istvan
Tuesday,
digs
this year,
Stephanie
With her
season.
has
three
Istvan
school record books
nice
next
record books, but it’s need go
do
to
with
out
Duke Demon Devils match
a
and
first five
errors
to
ball
shoddy
The
from
five
control,
margins during
games. Two
big
DeMange
and
provided
the
Wake
out
were
not
at
there,” Nagel
that energy
our
said.
training
by
leading
for
for
struggled during
of the third, parts and
down
tied
at
stepped
Tired of
team
with
with
the second
exemplified
performance.
27 in the up
Duke cruised
third,
two
losing
With
screaming
to
game
the
line
the
and
failed
Duke’s up
though,
through
the first game but had to
grind
out the second and third because of numerous
to
home
score
hits down
Ali
into
a
defense
closed
out
her
strong performance,
and
led
in PING
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backstroke
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to
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her freshman
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week—we lifted
by Friday night, though.”
Hunkus, who led the but
big
our
(2-3,
1,000-yard
relative
inspiring
Tealle Hunkus
usual
the
well
This
hindered the
separation
said.
Hancock said.
hits from freshman Carrie
necessary
team
swims
the second and third
sophomore
or
well,”
Hancock
before
see
breaststroke
this
Duke late in the second game. “We
to
‘Jackie Rodriguez
Blue
erratic hit-
by
two
stroke.
of the
points
Blue Devils after that. Duke fell behind small
Lauren
tough,
top
really
swam
the women’s team’s
events:
yard
win the first game.
characterized
Sloppy play, ting
her
to
the
against
strong
benefited
Forest service
we
the
ACC) top performer, winning
whatever I
said. “It’s nice
(11-15, 3-12).
off the
and
really just
out
Deacons
always
weekend.”
again
the
win in Cameron.”
came
ran
in
name
my
win,” Istvan
to
good
is
of the season’s best times,
some
which is
Wacholder’s
victory by
the peren-
against
and in
ACC,
coach
from
away
moral
Sophomore Jackie Rodriguez
leave
to
the
“We had
team-high
1994 record of 531. “It’s
in
respectively.
came
a
and
Carolina
Tar Heels.
nationally
assistant
for
accumulated 559
eclipsing Ashley
events
UNC
“Knowing ranked
the first game, which the Blue
made it into the
several
nially contending
win,” head
199-94,
still
Natatorium with
winning
like
playing a
Devils
swimming
North
at
213-84 and
Blue
Koury
said.
Jolene Nagel
During
most
up
ways
they’ve
could thank the seniors for all
we’re
The
lost
teams
Tuesday,
one
best
Koss
Jordan
by
on
its
played
team
home game of the
WAKE
we
past
senior Erin Noble who
was
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sportsbriefs
SIGNING DAY
“I’m
Four Blue Devils honored ACC
The
awards
announced and
Tuesday,
its
senior
and freshmen midfielder Michael
Camp
Videira and forward
and
the
for third
second the
on
accolades
against
after
with 17
posting
0.72
a
with 21
team
led
squad,
basketball preseason college
Forest for the season
at
The
points.
Wake
for
25
and the Demon Deacons
first-place
22
first-place
votes
and
votes
1,680
It is the first time in almost 50
that Kansas has taken the No. 1
sons
sea-
spot
Wake Forest is the
4
one
of six ACC
teams
in
Tech
Georgia
three of the
the
top-four
conference has
Maryland
teams.
ranked 15th and N.C. State is
is
The Atlanta
Tipoff Club
of men’s and women’s preseason Naismith candidates
Trophy
Making
Paulus will
his
Friday.
Redick
and
Representing
the
player
Williams.
team
is
junior
father said
Greg’s
football
coming
to
of the
programs. Duke
to
to
for the New York State
play
CNY
for 274
threw
championships,
yards
touchdowns, three
four
the air.
through thrown
and 146 touchdown With his immense
role
came
10,769 for his
passes
has
touch-
yards career.
skills and
Paulus would immedithe
for
next
especially
season,
if
to
30
regular
players
will take
balloting
season
in
year
his senior year and declare for
forgo
will
Boykin’s versatility attractive
Love’s
Reggie while
option
make him
42
percent
percentage will
an
senior
replace
to
rebounding
Pocius’
at
and the final
the end of the
of the
point
top
in his
After which
Practice field installed
tice turf
Tuesday.
installed the the
team
joints,
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from page
moved
to
The Athletic
its
new
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really
a
nice
drainage problems
facility
ward and it just goes
sity’s ball
commitmentto
program,”
to
Krzyzewski for
class
to
Of
three-point
player
him
a
NBA
one
the
an
AAU tournament in
draft.
guard JJ.
He is
May.
thought
player
bring
to
expected
to
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with Duke today.
sign
Mcßoberts will
squad,
these
NBA
the
being,
as
he
expects
be
is
ready
the
to
the
ward
for Coach K and
Fortunately
being
to
at
put
the on
time
a
Blue
fall.
next
“I think that I’m
only
enter
to
off
likely put for
aspirations
Devil uniform
Mcßoberts
might
his
be
to
six.
five,
who
is also
more
an even
Brand,
an
the No. 3 to
be
a
on
Warriors
a
big step
for-
show you the univer-
building
a
winning
foot-
pick
per
head coach Ted Roof said.
was
team
in
the
game this
for the young not
rookie
embarrassing
guard/forward and
at
game
some
become
season
selected
draft,
has been
Golden the
season,
13.3
a
State
6-foot-9
Dunleavy been
sistently
2000.
overlooked Blue
should
improve
Hill, Rookie
ketball
most
likely
be
player,
and basa
solid
the of
at
Year
2000
as
the
Michael
surgeries
and
is
definitely looking
for-
Mcßoberts said.
Duke,”
Michael Mueller contributed
age
the
some
few
Devil
were
out
domi-
cannot
the
finally
Jordan.
sitting
to
be
former
of 25,
next
Blue is
the
develop
327 games
during
Hill’s ankle
seems
per game out
Brand
seasons.
to
back.
calling
this story.
to
a
that
NBA
15.8
conservatively
a
full
points testing
repaired joint. Seeing again
perhaps
times
is
the
a
wel-
most
changing
are
for
players.
The Blue Devils have of
other
success
had the type
not
schools
such
as
North Carolina and UCLA have had, but there Duke
possible
sign
seasons,
for
ready
averaging
for all and
former Duke
four
past
if it is
NBA uniform
an
sight
visible
As him
while still
surgically
No. 33 in
win
But after several 281 of
his
come
the as
So far he is
season.
double-double
a
the
other
the
to
greats
analyzing
over
recently next
game’s
He
and
con-
Rookie of the Year in
performance
when
Devils.
machine,
Duke, has
at
he has yet
Brand’s
nance,
teams.
of the best power for-
one
winning
Although
will
enough ability
arrived
drive that lifts the
versatile threat
Dunleavy probably
hall-of-fame-caliber
to
been
player. Averaging the
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defense, which ranks first in the ACC, will have Adam
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victory.
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tournament
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in
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met
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when
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ACC Tournament for Duke
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but
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pregnant
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suggest
this
risk
found definite
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followed in
fiction writers, and
composers
musical
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and 39
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over
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and
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choices of Duke
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medicine and law. Yet
thespians —though
we
sanity
if
or
prolonged
that way. But
because of
mains
And
someday.
profession—except
this
they gravitate
predisposition
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a
illness
not a
are
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our
in-
develop
a
bitter statistic holds
don’t.
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the
plaining for
enlarged
but what
mously,
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to
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campus, you and
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sion”
to
willing
the wake of the
doesn’t
to
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of the world
begin
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to
Nobel Prize for
a
exor
forever.
on
will sink
live
we
swim
or
out
happiest
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help
as
a
this bizarre
and
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single breeding
unit.
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Trinity
a
senior.
few weeks ago I attended my first funeral.
A
into the wake, I see
to
His face
it
sleeping,
for life
and
re-
My
smile and
loving
the
suddenly
who
man
the
played
passion
piano
had
was
no
us
was
love
someone
whole
our
with
everything,
cluding
heart,
and
love
but
that
loved him in
This
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It’s
doesn’t
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another. You
how
stories
and
from all
fly
the
corners
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friends
how
to
struck
are
surrounding
at
family
summer
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you
was
because
we
you from
because
realize
lived
to
seeing see
to
the
too
impor-
they
seen
to
all
most
them
as
death
relatives in
my time
to
amazing they
being
know
getting
a
my
family
loving
tears
for
all
we
care,
granted
and
so
streaming
the
rorists
celebrations
in
really stop life?
your
fan;
fully believing
long, down
it
was
means
on
terror
protect
say what
to
opening
ourselves
we
a
up
truly
part of
vulnerable a
those friends who
day,
who write
us
to
chance
make
a
note
we
us
laugh
and let
us
be ourselves, however crazy
us
let them know how
to
take them for
spectacular they
re-
my one
grandfather’s
life, he had
always
of those dedicated fans you
that the
team
would win
a
could break the game,
but
year
see,
been faith-
curse.
after
year
He he
mom
My grandfather
It’s
mom
funny
said
felt that
died
they
days
things
would be differ-
before the
World Series,
would win it for him.
how beautiful life
can
in
have
and
planet
a
give
to
book
enough
the
addicted,
Jessie guess
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to
but
Unfortunately,
sees
a
way of
for
a
be sometimes.
so
a
Trinity junior.
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addiction and
pills
have
we
our
Court.
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spirals
to
out
appease
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republic
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check
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restored,
or
at
saying
to
see
booked
of the country. Some will
out
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of hand.
truly going
are
re-
hold of every-
worry about who
four years,
sure,
and
of Jessie
taking
are
the
to
to
rest
isn’t much in the
really
collapse
the
when the our
have be-
and unfocused.
history.
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so
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the
way tickets
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next
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problem,
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since every other of the part
Congress
longer
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right
perform,
to
Jessie’s
return
least when
that it
we
okay
was
to return.
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matter
you
can
relate
more
to
Slater or Zach in all of this. When
Jessie
both need hand and
to
finally collapse, (and a
she
of the
here
to
republic
pick
up
will)
mardni in
camcorder in the other, I’ll be
a
collapse
I’ll be
does
be there for her. With
we
one
watching
from the roof of my loft.
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pieces
and
rebuild,
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forever,
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friends,
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their Anne Katharine Wales is
have
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headstrong
re-election—the addiction
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Jessie has
at
does
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mix of
ultimately
help
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problem
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needing Jessie
such
dangerous
to
in
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Slater
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believe that there exists
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and direction” to
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episode,
confronts her
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marketed and
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Slater tells him. I a
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Democrat? The
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pills.
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was
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who
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seem
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start to
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how
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are.
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the
were
hurt. But sometimes it’s
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never
how
around them. I wanted
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making
have
a
kept hoping they
Thanksgiving
faces
they
to
were.
understand and
me,
the
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myself wanting
that may be. But I also know that it’s easy
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are.
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spend
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aren’t
far away. Should distance
their
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on
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Honduras.
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beauty
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think that
to
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seeing
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cheeks.
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strange
annual Easter
strange
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by
reunite. I hadn’t
and
to
feel because
have
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you, but you
years because I’d decided
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me
ourselves,
of the
all
tell them how wonderful
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know
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of what you have.
tance
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comfort
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tell
to
of death makes
finality
dies,
someone
together
comes
dropping everything
country,
you
meant
loved
place
these
of them
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how after
family
I found
know how
to
made
trying.
amazing
your entire
they
genuinely them
might
however,
mean,
it seemed
now
Duke,
to
wanted each
fect
stop
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years.
all my friends and tell them how
lose them.
should
creations for
tiny
admired him because
up
particularly
a
Things
and
While I knew that I had loved him all
returning
them with you
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as
mm
so
keep
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dicted to the
would sit in his basement and
we
early
exam.
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who had dedicated every
man
stories
I felt ashamed when I realized I hadn’t told him I
that you
reality
at
younger. We
family.
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the
his
play-
the
take caf-
to
pills
sing
the beach.
shavings fly
were
confronted
was
people
faced with
trust
to
along,
we
honest
an
hug
like this shook up my world be-
grandfather
my
was
when
had loved
we
one.
to
to
studies
starts
feine
talked about how
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for the first time I
your
something
was
younger cousins said he
but I knew better. His
with the fact that
can
there
same,
wooden doll houses and
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sandcastles
building
there.
longer
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casket.
dressed hand-
was
we
coming
~
singing
feine
the
grandfather’s garden, hearing
in my
ing
watch the wood
the
disappeared
had
us
cause
inside the
and he
makeup,
different about him.
markably
er.
in
he looked
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made
how scared I felt
by
grandfather displayed
my
painted
was
surprised
was
wake,
difficult
her
rhetoric
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Walking
in his favorite suit.
somely
was
appreciation
this
me out on
our re-
it’s
a
is
to
of life
quite gotten
when
comes
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that
case
In
the
by
against
one.
haven’t
we
that
examine that
to
war
for every
excited... I’m
so
TiVos and flash-back
our
trio but finds
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wisdom, and promote human
our
on
use
Jessie Spano
I know that sounds like
singing
students—in the words of and vi-
part”;
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so
of way left-field, but hear
ence on
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only
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to
of the female orgasm,
that “most
careers
pursue
the “I’m
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compare
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increase
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episode
pills.
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as
excited, I’m
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future as
our
caffeine
to
furthermore known
episode; Jessie joins
remain
possibility
Darwin. And the merry list rolls
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scared!”
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James
so
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adaptive significance
refuting
pills,
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caffeine
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ignore it,
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episode.
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and
of
state
the Bell
by
we’ve become
seriously. America,
in that very
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understanding
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we
will be the intellectual
re-
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where Jessie becomes addicted
this
Consequently,
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on
of wisdom in
explosion
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ment
as-
the field makes them
to
exposure
if you
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we
tell whether
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“artsy” professions
the
nurture
“investigative” fields,
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technologies
today.
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the
adventure
prehistory by
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ways.
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wide open in other fields.
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seems
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pirations
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caged
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recruiting
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heritage.
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have
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paths.
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novelty,
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different
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high achievers,
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behave in
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say
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on
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specialty shows,
mental health relative
offers the
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watching
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a
drinking problem,
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explorers enjoy superb
poor
maximize
that
suspects
students have
short-skirts,
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to
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seven
of the others.
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Duke
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Jessie Spano
no
schizo-
somatic
pathological anxiety,
reactions.
stress at
recorded
Ludwig
group,
depression, melancholia, mania,
psychosis,
or
alcohol, but age
astounding
stand-
fancy
you
corners
stilettos
hold down
to
haul. And
street
in
psychological
looming implosion
career
Unless
necessity.
a
like
function
that field for
be informed about its
to
consequences. And with the
Security, having
in
working
this
anxiety,
nothing
it pays
many years,
make
the dif-
professions.
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ing
disposed
among
of
cases
phrenia
career coun-
less
are
Within
your
that relate
graduate schools,
in
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with
statistics
see
choice. While
job
to
to
tirelessly
firms and
consulting to
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deciding
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