Word: accidentally
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Oscar, for openers, is the sole surviving child of a widower named Theophilus Hopkins, a naturalist renowned for his studies along the rugged English coast of Devon and a fire-breathing evangelical preacher. The lad eventually tastes a Christmas pudding, strictly forbidden by his father's severe regimen, is punished...
The railing gap which caused the entire problem was simply patched up this spring. Workmen installed stiff wire grids on all the railings around the building the week after the accident at a cost of approximately $10,000, according to Parsons.
But repairs for the accident stretched beyond the Carpenter Center railing, as Harvard aimed to sort out its bureaucratic jumble and prevent such a mix-up in the future.
Following the accident, Harvard sped up plans to check campus buildings for danger zones. Now superintendents will be encouraged to inspect their own buildings on a regular basis, using a standard checklists of hazards and acting under the FAS coordination. Although Harvard Insurance Office director Annemarie Thomas said she considered...
"We look into whether the accident iswork-related or not" to see whether Harvard has topay compensation, says Vivian Ribeshi, a Harvardofficial involved in workers' compensation. "Ifit's determined that the injury is work-related,any costs that are incurred are paid by us."