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All about Ivy Briefly highlight your

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The day I got Ivy was just a nor- point of interest here.
mal day. My friends and I were
swimming on a hot summer day. Briefly highlight your
I had been talking about how point of interest here.
badly I wanted a dog because all
my other friends had dogs and I
was the only one who didnt have
one. A few hours later these two
girls were selling puppies! I
couldnt believe it! It felt like it
was fate. So I decided to take
one of the dogs and name her
Ivy. I couldnt tell my mom be-
cause I knew she was going to
tell me to take the dog back so I
decided to take Ivy home and
surprise my mom! As soon as
she walked in the door she fell in
love with Ivy as quickly as I did.
She was mad at first but ex-
pected the idea of having a pup-
py in our life.

Ivy and Eddie

Ivy and Eddie don't always get
along but they do get along for
the most part. They have a spe-
cial bond that can never be bro-
ken! They are my best friends.
Eddie and I usually take Ivy out in
the after noon because we arent
morning people at all! So that is
our favorite time of the day.
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On October 31, 1999, at around
Caption describing picture 01:50 EST, Flight 990 plummeted
or graphic. into the Atlantic Ocean, about 60
miles (97 km) south of Nantucket
Island, Massachusetts, in inter-
national waters, killing all 217
people on board. The exact cause
is disputed; Egyptian investiga-
tors concluded that the aircraft
crashed as a result of mechani-
cal failure, while U.S. investiga-
tors concluded the aircraft was
deliberately crashed in an ap-
parent suicide.

Inside Story Headline

To catch Russian President Boris he installed as a strong- Chechnya's neighbor
the reader's Yeltsin's increasingly man to crush the resur- Dagestan in August. Af-
erratic behavior led to his gence of guerrilla war- ter several terrorist
attention, dismissal and appoint- fare by Islamic militants bombings in Moscow
ment of three prime min- in Chechnya. Just three and other cities in Sep-
place an isters in 1999. After years after the bloody tember that were as-
sacking Yevgeny Prima- 1994-96 Chechen- sumed to have been
interesting kov in May and Sergei Russian war ended in planted by Islamic mili-
sentence or Stepashin in August, devastation and stale- tants, Russia again
Yeltsin settled mate, the fighting started turned its ire on Chech-
quote from on Vladimir Putin, whom again, erupting first in nya, launching air strikes
the story
here.

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The right to impeach
public officials is secured
by the U.S. Constitu-
tion in Article I, Sections
2 and 3, which discuss
the procedure, and in
Article II, Section 4,
which indicates the
grounds for impeach-
ment: the President,
Caption describing picture Vice President, and all
or graphic. civil officers of the United
States shall be removed
from office on impeach- and conviction by the
ment for, and conviction Senate. Impeachment
of, treason, bribery, or requires a majority vote
other high crimes and of the House; conviction
misdemeanors. is more difficult, requiring
a two-thirds vote by the
Removing an official Senate. The vice presi-
from office requires two dent presides over the
steps: (1) a formal accu- Senate proceedings in
sation, or impeachment, the case of all officials
by the House of Repre- except the president,
sentatives, and (2) a trial whose trial is presided
over by the Chief Justice
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Inside Story Headline
The Blair Witch Project is
an incredibly scary movie
scrapped together by two
men fresh out of film
school, with virtually no
cast, budget, or special
effects. Fear of the un-
known, of rising panic in
presences felt but not
seen yield much more
dread and primal tension
than commonplace com-
puter-generated mon-
strosities. Add a heavy
dose of creativity
Inside Story Headline
On January 10th, 1999. An angel
was born 0
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