Word: accomplish
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Sometimes, however, adverse conditions force a team to overcome odds and accomplish great feats...
...course, our immediate goal is to win the league, and then to worry about NCAAs," she added. "But I think that we'll be able to accomplish a lot this season. I'm excited...
...really feel blessed just to be here," he said. "We feed good about just being involved at this point of the season, and the kids feel very positive with what we've been able to accomplish. We're going to have fun this weekend...
...fact, it is concentrated in the cluster of members who served on last year's Council. The cause, I believe, is not so much "seniorities," as UC President Carey Gabay suggested, as "apathy;" an apathy that is an understandable byproduct of serving on a Council that seemed to accomplish too little and bicker too much. With the election on Gabay and Garza in the fall of 1993, the UC witnessed a welcome changing of the guard...
...hundred more blue helmets, even Russian ones, will not accomplish that. Moscow is now trying to round up support for an early, high-level conference to try negotiations once again. The U.S. is reluctant, in part because a showy meeting in Europe might take the spotlight off the issue of Serb withdrawal. It would be even more difficult to drop bombs while a peace conference is under way, officials say. But Clinton has told Yeltsin he wants to work directly with him on the diplomacy of a Bosnia settlement. At best, the end of the Sarajevo bombardment, if it sticks...