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The new complaint, which was handed down in Federal District Court in Brooklyn yesterday, retraces much of the same ground that was covered in the Feburary charges.
Moviegoers who watch "Nightline" on ABC may have a sense of the past revisited as Mr. Koppel covers much of the same ground that "Traffic" did.
In their passage from the quirky alt-rock of debut Funeral to the Neon Bible's stern lectures on the environment and terrorism, Arcade Fire worryingly appeared to have covered the same ground that separated Simple Minds' I Travel from Belfast Child in the space of one album.
That is largely the same ground that the House and Senate intelligence committees are examining.
In the process, children cover much the same ground that philosophers have; in Professor Matthews' phrase, they "recapitulate the history of philosophy".
Hunter came up as the Twins' center fielder, roaming the same ground that Kirby Puckett had in a Hall of Fame career that included two championships.
Dan Barber's kitchen at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Pocantico Hills, N.Y., buys many of its ingredients from the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, an independent nonprofit organization on the same grounds that operates 80 acres of farmland (6 1/2 of them for vegetables), a 22,000-square-foot greenhouse and outdoor rows of plants shielded by a protective covering.
Having originally refused my Freedom of Information request for these papers on the same grounds that failed with the Williams draft, the government has suddenly decided that to release them - even to reveal from which departments they originated - would endanger national security.
States would have constitutional grounds for resisting - the same grounds that allowed southern states to argue in favor of preserving slavery.
In fact, it's the same grounds that led to President Andrew Johnson's impeachment, one of only two Presidents to ever be impeached.
Three years ago, Peter O'Toole attempted to refuse a lifetime achievement Oscar, on roughly the same grounds that Evelyn Waugh turned down a CBE in 1959.
