Word: amassed
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...alone second-to-last place,” Laine said. “However, our finish can be partly accredited to the fact that we’re just working with such small numbers and, compared to teams like Princeton and Cornell, we can’t amass the points that they can. Aside from that, we can only go back to the drawing board and prepare for the coming season...
...hurt. Jean Harlow succumbed to kidney disease at 26, after starring for ve years as MGM's cheekiest blond. In this 1933 ensemble comedy, Harlow, billed fourth, steals the show as Wallace Beery's conniving wife. An affront to the society swells she meets, she was catnip to amass audience who saw her as their stand-in, with a sailor's mouth and a heart of the purest brass...
Against Rensselaer the next night, the bunch would amass four more points—two assists for Du, and one apiece for Maki and Reese...
Kiely says his role as Chair of the Committee on Dramatic Arts is to keep faculty involved in the dramatic environment at Harvard and keep the conversation going in the most positive direction. The ideal program outline would be to create the position of head tutor, amass a couple of tenured professors, develop tutorials and make the theater curriculum more formalized. The goal of the review is to coordinate existing classes into one departmental listing and to expand the dramatic offerings of Harvard College...
...wide latitude that hedge funds enjoy is luring big-name money to the industry. Carl Icahn, the 1980s corporate raider who once controlled TWA and Texaco, is raising $3 billion for a hedge fund. He will probably use his new war chest to amass large positions in companies and then agitate for change. And Icahn plans to charge fatter fees: up to 3% of assets and 30% of profits...