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Woods, Stuart. Capital Crimes.(Book Review)(Brief Review)(Brief Article)
Oct. 2003. 304p. Putnam, $25.95 (0-399-15090-0).
After focusing on Stone Barrington and Holly Barker in his most recent books, Woods turns back to the hero of his early novels, Will Lee. Will is now president of the U.S., and his wife, Kate, is the director of the CIA. Both will be put to the test when a prominent conservative senator, Frederick Wallace, is shot dead at his lakeside cabin. Wallace had many enemies and even kept files full of the dirty secrets of his adversaries. But the murder doesn't appear to be an isolated incident after a car bomb kills a conservative radio personality. Someone with weapons skills is ...
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...Editions -- 3 Star, 2 Star B, 1 Star Late, 1 Star Early Bob Kinney of Franklin Lakes tending to his motorcycle Monday on Route...Illustrations/Photos: PHOTO - MEL EVANS / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER - Bob Kinney of Franklin Lakes tending to his motorcycle Monday on Route...
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...fiscal 2022. If the tax revenues are not used for debt service, they will go toward operating the garage, Moody's said. Bob Kinney, a director at UBS PaineWebber, the deal's sole underwriter, was not available for comment. Copyright c 2002 Thomson...
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...to begin this spring. If federal funding is available, the entire route could be usable within three years, Jones said. Bob Kinney, who chairs the Davis County Bicycle Advocacy & Advisory Committee, voiced enthusiasm for the new trail and what it...
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...ammunition, water, and first-aid kits in pouches attached to the vest, eliminating the need for additional web gear, said Bob Kinney, director of the Individual Protection Directorate at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Center in Natick, Mass. "Based on...
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...the Byrne Arena in the Meadowlands. That performance broke a total of 16 Army, arena and MAAC records and led Cadet SID Bob Kinney to credit Houston with 17 records, the last being for the most records broken in one game. Houston, who has a five-year...
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...activities against the Episcopal Church and other religious activities, but the rights of all the Sudanese people," said Bob Kinney, a parishioner at Christ Church in Alexandria who attended the protest. Sudan was criticized by the U.S. Commission on...
- The start sheet: NCAA division 1.
- Magazine article from: Basketball Digest April 1, 2003 700+ words
...0 rpg. 13.0 The lowest scoring average for an NCAA Tournament leader came in 1940, when Howard Engleman of Kansas and Bob Kinney of Rice both averaged 13.0 ppg. 23.3 The top rebounding average for a single NCAA Tournament is Nate Thurmond's 23...
