Word: centralizes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Robinson St. facility will house the Harvard Law School (HLS) Child Care Center, which has been relocated from its 23 Everett St. site to allow certain academic programs to move closer to the central core of the University...
...When Central and Eastern European Jews arrived in the late 19th century, speaking no English, possessing a very different culture, and faced with widespread anti-Semitism, they succeeded nonetheless, representing, within one or two generations, a disproportionate percentage of America's professional and cultural elite. Indians and Pakistanis have also done remarkably well in America...
...Albright's promise, Clinton cranked up a lesson in history and civics, explaining to Jiang the Bill of Rights, the liberties every U.S. citizen is guaranteed and the separation of powers among the three branches of government. Much of that, he explained, arose from Americans' distrust of a strong central government. "Even I have taken a lot of criticism the past six years," said Clinton, a line he would use at the press conference the following day. "China is on the wrong side of history," Clinton told Jiang--another preview of the press session--then ticked off the names...
These moves were central to the origins of the dispute. The Soviet Union provided missiles to help protect Cuba against such actions. As Defense Secretary Robert McNamara stated at a conference in 1989, "If I had been a Cuban leader, I think I might have expected a U.S. invasion." Kennedy is often praised for his handling of the crisis. But less discussed is the skill with which he hid the U.S. insurgency campaign against Cuba. DEREK MULLINGS Dubai, United Arab Emirates...
...album is not an easy undertaking. Ween's newest creation, The Mollusk-- which lurks through humored rants and muddied chants, a limited spectrum of folk drones and a flirtation with quirky electronica--tries so hard to unite its songs in a coherent, enjoyable progression that it never finds a central logic...