A number of newspapers, including the New York Times, the New York Tribune and Indiana's Daily State Sentinel, ran the same dispatch.
Farther on in the same dispatch one could read between the lines of how some other American planes, attempting to supply food and arms to our garrison at Keh Sanh, missed and injured several Marines with their manna.
But as early as 10 AM, according to the same dispatch, a group of counter-protesters, "many of them older and gray-haired" was bloodied by a mob of white supremacists undiscouraged by neither the police nor the militias' presence.
Under siege, he crosses enemy lines to deliver his beautifully written love letters; when challenged to a duel, he fights and writes a poem at the same time, dispatching his opponent, as predicted, on the poem's last beat.
The same fate dispatched William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard.
Historians of Eurovision argue that the miracle had been waiting to happen ever since the same country dispatched Bob Martin — again, not the most wistfully Viennese of names — to the competition in 1957, with his bottom-ranking ballad "Wohin, Kleines Pony".
Until revolt began to simmer in Libya in mid-February, the Arab world's young and disaffected protesters seemed sustained by the vision of a future in which, like dominoes, their oppressors would tumble with the same swift dispatch as Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia and Hosni Mubarak in Egypt.
While Uber is still more reliable than any of the newcomers, they all offer the same: a dispatch service that gives access to the same drivers, cars and destinations.
The week had begun with the poll showing Governor Bush trouncing Vice President Gore by 9 points, about the same margin Bill Clinton dispatched Bob Dole by four years ago.
In the same over James Anderson dispatched Carlisle when a bat-pad catch was scooped up by Robert Key, running in from square leg.
