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But how? An effective response would require hundreds of thousands of American troops, thousands of vehicles, hundreds of aircraft, a naval armada. They had to be gathered somewhere, and Arab leaders feared a backlash from their own people if they welcomed the Americans. Since most of the force would have to concentrate in Saudi Arabia, Bush began a flurry of quiet negotiations focused on a reluctant King Fahd, who was initially inclined to explore a deal of some kind with Saddam. Only after Bush explained that no nation would be safe in a world where rogue regimes could invade their neighbors—and promised that the U.S. would not use half-measures or quit if the fight grew difficult—did the Saudis come around.

Get off blocks, go find the ball carrier and get him on the ground. Orlando cannot make the scheme any more simple. In August, linebacker Gary Johnson called this defense “dummy-proof.”

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"I remember this sense of relief," he said. "We finally brought him before the bar of justice and had a jury convict him and say ‘You’ll be held responsible.’"

A search of Peterson’s home that night turned up a shotgun in his closet, which a gun expert determined through ballistic testing fired spent shells found at three murder scenes. Peterson owned a boxy, white car, which witnesses had seen at several crime scenes, and his palm print matched two prints lifted from a victim’s vehicle.

"I would get to work, set up, and pump while chart reviewing. Then I would go and see people…and come back to my office and pump and write a few notes. And go out and see more patients, and then pump. I was like a cow."

Hanging drapes isn’t exactly rocket science, but it’s not for the faint of heart, either. A well-hung window treatment can completely transform a room, and a poorly-hung treatment can completely ruin one.

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The sleek headquarters, celebrity-studded award shows and mega-deals that mark the country music industry today give little hint of its humble origins — derided within and outside of Nashville as a bunch of hillbilly bumpkin pickers. Label offices in small Music Row bungalows were regarded as nothing more than a department of the New York or L.A. parent company. Roy Wunsch came to CBS Nashville in 1975 to lead Epic Records’ promotion team, working with Tammy Wynette and George Jones. In 1981, he became the first Nashville label executive to be named vice president, and eventually president — another first. While always respecting the authentic roots of the genre, he embraced sophisticated marketing strategies for projects like Willie Nelson’s groundbreaking 1978 Stardust album, produced by Booker T. Jones. In her eulogy to the man who signed her to the label in the late ’80s, Mary Chapin Carpenter called Wunsch “utterly disinterested in his own profile in a town full of enormous egos.”

He was a master of disguise, according to police. He had jet black hair at the time of his arrest, but he’d been seen by witnesses with brown, blonde and strawberry-blonde hair. He sometimes had a mustache or a beard. He’d change his clothes, dressing stylishly during one robbery and then sloppy the next.

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