Word: bringing
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...part of the new agreement, the University has said it will construct 288 new units of graduate student housing on the Allston campus by the fall of 2002 to free up housing in Boston--and in Harvard-owned apartments--and to bring students closer to campus. This development will house 554 students and will put 75 percent of Business School students' residences on campus...
...months after the debacle described a military gas round used to "shoot gas into the bunker" and "some sort of military round to be used in a concrete bunker." At that time, however, no one knew enough to understand what those notes meant--or the trouble they might later bring...
...pull survivors and corpses out of the wreckage. Companies and private foundations set up soup kitchens. Looters were often met with mob justice: a stomping. Said a Western diplomat: "Before, people relied on this deified state. This time, for the first time, civil society made an impact. This will bring profound political and cultural changes over time...
Whatever your individual taste, the next few months will bring a major release that's worth relishing. Among the most anticipated...
Despite the likelihood of jail time, Walsh has refused to step down from his post, as if aware that his resignation would bring up the dignity of Cambridge government beyond where it deserves to be. Walsh's colleagues have made a fundamental mistake in relying mainly on statute to force the removal. Walsh's guilt and weight would surely break the scales of Justice--if the City Council really wants to get rid of this particular dead weight, it should abandon statutes and try a crane...