euripides. last name. pants. euripides pants? [you rip-a these pants?] [ growls ] come with me! okay, okay. i was this close, neal -- this close. if her brother hadn't shown up from minneapolis... [ yelling ] pinch me, neal. pinch me hard. uh, over here! oh, detective! help us! one more lousy joke, i'm gonna rip-a your head off. tell j.d. what happened. [ squeals ] dispatch. we have a 911 -- armed robbery in progress, surplus store, corner of peebles drive and 124th street. man: so you and your partner answered the call. dispatch says the suspect's wearing a blue ski jacket, white high-tops, armed with a revolver. about three blocks from the scene, his guy, gonzalez, walking fast, like he's in a hurry. dark ski jacket, white shoes. high-tops? they were white. that's all i saw. go on. we pull over, we draw our guns. stay behind the car doors -- you know, standard. i yell, "police -- freeze." in english? the first time. the guy backs against the wall and starts rapping in spanish. so i yell, "alto. manos arriba." but now he's turning away, reaching inside his jacket. be he was wal

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our hearts have been moved by the tragedies of aeschylus and euripides. our minds have been opened by the histories of herodotus and thucydides. our understanding of the world and our place in it has been expanded by socrates and aristotle. in the united states, were especially grateful for the friendship of so many proud greek americans. n my hometown of chicago you can find them in greektown, with their foustanellas. and if anyone seeks an example of our shared spirit, our resilience, they need look no further than new york city, near ground zero, where the greek orthodox church of st. nicholas, once in ruins, is now rising again. most of all, were indebted to greece for the most precious of gifts -- the truth, the understanding that as individuals of free will, we have the right and the capacity to govern ourselves. applause] for it was here, 25 centuries ago, in the rocky hills of this ity, that a new idea emerged. demokratia. applause] kratos -- the power, the right to rule -- comes from demos -- the people. the notion that we are citizens -- not ser

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