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• Another surprise was the absence of tightly closed loops in which a foursome trades partners--what co-author Peter Bearman calls the Bob Carol Ted Alice phenomenon, after the .
• A Lutheran turned Catholic priest, he can translate conservative Protestant arguments couched tightly in Scripture into Catholicism's broader language of moral reasoning, more .
• No one hated guitar solos more than Johnny Ramone, so it's not surprising he perfected the punk style, packing chords together tightly and leaving no space for freelancing.

News & Articles

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• NC National Guard hold rapid reaction force training
  Wednesday, the Franklin Water Treatment Plant off Brookshire Boulevard was as tightly guarded as a military base. More than 100 NC National Guardsmen used the plant as training ground for the state's rapid reaction force.
  June 13, 2013 - News 14 Carolina
• Journalists: Iran trying to control presidential election coverage
  TEHRAN, June 12 (UPI) -- The Iranian government has imposed restrictions on journalists to tightly control coverage of the upcoming presidential election, media watchdogs said.
  June 12, 2013 - UPI
• Norwell seniors have unfinished business
  There is a small tightly connected group of baseball players who graduated together Sunday afternoon at Norwell High School. Want to read the full article online?
  June 12, 2013 - Bluffton News-Banner