That will keep America on the defensive for weeks and maybe months, as intimate and damaging details of its diplomacy dribble out into the public domain.

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The trust is one of those new donor-advised funds that allow you to take a deduction now and dribble out your contributions to specific charities over the years.

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Monica books and Clinton-bashers continue to dribble out.

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The bullet to bite is so large that we're more willing to dribble out the price of sending out repair crews, and to put up with the far more substantial costs borne by individuals and businesses that go without power for hours, days and sometimes weeks.

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So you can make your gifts in the years when your income is high and you can get the most benefit from a charitable deduction. (Donating highly appreciated stock is the best way to do it, taxwise.) Then, you can dribble out the money over time to your favorite operating charities.

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Knicks guard Iman Shumpert, who first guarded Lin during lockout exhibition games and now does in practice, said his possessions play out like this: When he's close to the basket, he starts an "in-and-out" dribble with his knees bent and his arm straight forward, creating the idea he can go inside or outside and he does both.

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Confusion in the Unirea area saw a half-clearance dribble to the Argentine midfielder 25 yards out and a powerful strike flew into the back of the net.

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But the near-farcical playing surface, with the ball repeatedly held up in surface water, put Chelsea's passing game all at sea and Frank Leboeuf was almost caught out on the edge of his area trying to dribble clear.

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